Text interpretation activity, aimed at students in the third year of elementary school, with questions developed about the text: The exchange.
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SCHOOL: DATE:
PROF: CLASS:
NAME:
Mommy Zebra keeps looking at the twins Zig and Zag. Something feels strange.
“You always eat cornflakes, Zig,” she says.
“I want granola,” Zig says with a laugh.
– And you, Zag… you always eat granola! – Mom says, shaking her head.
“I want cornflakes,” Zag says decisively.
She takes two bowls and puts the two different cereals in them.
– Can't you see? - Zig asks sweetly.
Zig looks at Zag. The two burst into laughter.
– You two are up to something. I just know that – Mom protests.
The twins can't stop giggling. Mom looks at them very closely:
“One minute.” She strains her eyes.
The twins try to be serious.
– Aha! I think I already know! – she exclaims. Then Mom laughs and shakes her head.
– Zag, you're wearing Zig's green blouse.
Zag nods in agreement.
– And Zig, you're wearing Zag's pink blouse, right?
Zig admits.
– You little brats! - Mom laughs.
The twins laugh and get carried away.
– We almost fooled you, Mom! - says Zag.
– But we can't eat the cereals we hate! - Zig laughs.
1) What is the title of the text?
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2) The mother zebra looks at Zig and Zag and notices that something looks strange. What does Mom look at first?
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3) When Mom looks at them up close, what does she say?
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4) What had Zag and Zig done?
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5) The girls almost tricked Mom, what they couldn't do, that made Mom suspicious?
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6) What are the characters in the text?
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Per Hélia Higa.
At answers are in the link above the header.
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