Question 1

What is the main theme of the passage?

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Passion for art and perseverance

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Trust and distrust

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Loss and recovery

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Adventure and discovery

Question 2

What does 'hesitated' mean in paragraph 4?

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Paused due to uncertainty

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Felt happy

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Ran quickly

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Became angry

Question 3

What does the phrase 'Liam’s heart sank' suggest about his emotions?

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He suddenly felt hopeless

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He was excited

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He was relieved

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He was angry

Question 4

Where was Liam when the wind took his sketchbook?

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Sitting under an oak tree in the park

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At home

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Near the pond

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On the bicycle

Question 5

Why did Liam hesitate before answering the girl?

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He wasn’t sure if he could trust her

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He was angry

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He didn't hear her

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He was too tired

Question 6

How do we know Liam was worried about losing his sketchbook?

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Words like 'heart sinking' and 'bit his lip' suggest worry

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He immediately forgot about it

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He laughed when he lost it

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He didn't care about it

Question 7

How does the author create tension in the story?

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The author uses suspenseful descriptions like 'Liam ran after it, scanning the grass'

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By introducing many characters

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By describing the weather

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By focusing on the girl's actions

Question 8

What is the main purpose of this passage?

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To entertain with a short story

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To argue a point

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To provide factual information

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To describe a historical event

Question 9

What happens in paragraph 4?

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Liam speaks to the girl on the bicycle

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Liam finds the sketchbook

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The sketchbook is returned

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Liam gives up searching

Question 10

What should you do if a question is too difficult?

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Skip and return later

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Guess without reading

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Ask a friend immediately

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Ignore it

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