NLE - Intm. Read 21 - The Sun and the Wind
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In lines 1-3, the Sun and the Wind agreed to
29have dinner later
settle an argument
walk home together
become better friends
- Q1
In lines 1-3, the Sun and the Wind agreed to
have dinner later
settle an argument
walk home together
become better friends
30s - Q2
In line 3, the Sun believed
he was older than the Wind
he was the strongest of all
he was all-knowing
he was angrier than the Wind
30s - Q3
In line 4, the traveler was
running to the stream
thinking about his journey
walking on the road
sitting on a rock
30s - Q4
In lines 4-5, what did the Sun and the Wind notice about the traveler?
He was sitting near the road.
He was wearing a heavy cloak.
He was carrying a walking stick.
He was wearing a wide-brimmed hat.
30s - Q5
In lines 5-6, the two friends decided to make the traveler
walk faster
get up from the ground
take off his cloak
drop the stick
30s - Q6
In line 7, the Wind thinks
the Sun has already won
the traveler will win
he himself will win
the traveler has won
30s - Q7
In lines 8-9, what is the result of the Wind’s efforts?
The traveler does not take off his cloak.
The traveler runs faster.
The traveler turns back.
The traveler holds onto his hat.
30s - Q8
In line 10, what had the Sun been doing?
talking to someone else
shining brightly
concealing his laughter
hiding behind clouds
30s - Q9
Why did the traveler decide to remove his cloak in lines 11-12?
He used it as a seat.
He was reacting to the weather.
It had become dirty.
It had become wet
30s - Q10
At the end of the passage, we learn that the Sun accomplished his goal by using
persuasion
humor
prayers
threats
30s