activity of text interpretation, aimed at students in the third and fourth years of elementary school, with questions based on the text A Melhor em tudo.
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Nora the fox was very friendly, but also conceited. She thought she was the best at everything, and if someone said she knew how to do something, she said she could do it even better.
“I'm the best cook in the forest, I'm the fastest of all animals, and no one is smarter than I am,” she said smugly.
“One day, Nora, you'll find someone better than you at something,” said the owl.
“I highly doubt that will happen,” Nora said.
One day, a new resident arrived in the forest: a well-invoked hare. She came in saying that she could do everything the animals could imagine, and Nora didn't like it one bit. So the fox challenged the hare to a race.
The animals gathered to watch the contest, and the hare won handily from Nora.
- Didn't I say that one day you would find someone better than you? - said the owl.
After that day, Nora recognized that you can't be the best at everything.
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Publisher: Ciranda Cultural.
1) What is the title of the text?
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2) How many paragraphs are there in the text?
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3) Who are the characters in the story?
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4) What was Nora the fox like?
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5) What did Nora say was best?
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6) What did the owl warn the fox about?
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7) Who was the hare?
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8) What did the hare say?
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9) What happened when the hare and the fox competed?
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10) After losing the dispute, what did daughter-in-law discover?
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