Text Interpretation: Cango Finds Her Scholarship

Text interpretation activity, aimed at students in the third year of elementary school, with questions developed about the text: Cango seeks your bag.

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SCHOOL: DATE:

PROF: CLASS:

NAME:

Cango looks for your bag

Cango comes down from his mother's bag. Set out to discover the world. He comes across two kangaroos.
– What are you kidding? – asks Lona and Lala.
– Of hitting apples in each other's bags.
And then we ate them! – answers Lala, aiming at Lona.
- Can I play? – proposes Cango.
- Of course! You don't have a scholarship,” Lona replies.
What a shock for Cango! There is no bag! Come back soon to see the mother...

– Mom, it's horrible! The others have a purse and I don't!
– The others will be mothers, my Cango! Mothers feed the babies in their purse and the fathers fetch the food. You will be a father. That's why you don't need a scholarship.
Cango comforts himself. He leaves like an arrow and tells Lona and Lola:
– I'll be a father!
- Sure! - Say the girls - While you wait, do you want to be the judge?

Questions

1) What is the title of the text?
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2) When Cango comes down from his mother's bag, who does he cross?
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3) What are Lona and Lala playing with when Cango finds them?
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4) Why don't Lala and Lona let Cango play?
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5) When Cango goes to talk to his mother, what does she tell him about the bag?
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Per Hélia Higa.

At answers are in the link above the header.

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