Text Interpretation: Eugene the Skeleton

Text interpretation, aimed at students in the fourth year of elementary school, with questions elaborated on the text: Eugênio, the skeleton.

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SCHOOL: DATE:

PROF: CLASS:

NAME:

Eugene the skeleton

Eugenio lived in the school's laboratory. Every day, many students went to the laboratory to learn a little more about the human body. Eugenio, who was a very intelligent skeleton, always paid attention to children. And everyone was in awe of the skeleton.
- Our! How many bones! – they said.
– These are the bones of our body! – said the teacher to her students.
And after that wonderful class, everyone left there very satisfied for having learned something else. Eugênio, who always paid attention to everything he heard, thought about teaching those children more things.

– I'll teach them everything I know! - He thought.
So, the next day, a new class arrived. After the end of the class, Eugenio called all the children around him, because he wanted to teach them. At first they were terrified! How can a skeleton talk? Eugenio told many stories, talked about everything he knew and also about the bones in his body. Everyone was very grateful for what they learned. They found your stories very interesting!
– How good to learn! - Said one of the students the skeleton.
After that day, all classes became more fun and students happier to learn.

Questions

1) What is the title of the text?
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2) Where did Eugenio live?
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3) What did Eugenio call all the children around him for?
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4) Why were the kids terrified at first?
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5) What did Eugenio talk about with the children?
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Per Camila Farias.

At answers are in the link above the header.

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