Text Interpretation: Riki Says Sorry

Text interpretation activity, aimed at students in the third year of elementary school, with questions developed about the text “Riki says I'm sorry”.

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SCHOOL: DATE:

PROF: CLASS:

NAME:

Riki says sorry

At grandma's house, Riki took all the cookies from the table to eat. The cookies were from grandma.
- Hmm! What a delicious biscuit! Have more? - Said Riki
Riki's mom was embarrassed.
At home, Riki tore up his brother's notebook and made small planes. The notebook was Ben's.
– Whooooo! I want to see the planes flying! – Riki said.
Ben didn't like it one bit.
At Gabi's house, Riki spread all the crayons around the room. The crayons were by Gabi.

- Nice! I want to color with all the colors on the paper! – Riki said.
But Gabi was very sad.
Riki smelled Mom's cake and went straight to the kitchen.
- Hmm! Chocolate Cake! My favorite! – Riki said.
– But anyone who doesn't say “sorry” can't eat cake, Riki! – said the mother – So, what do you need to say, Riki? – she repeated.
– Sorry grandma, for eating your cookies! Sorry Ben, for tearing up your notebook! Sorry Gabi, for spreading your crayons! I will not do this again!
And so Riki learned to say I'm sorry!

Questions

1) What is the title of the text?
A.

2) Whose cookies were Riki took from the table?
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3) At home, what did Rick do with his brother's notebook?
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4) What did Riki do at Gabi's house?
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5) Mom said what to Riki when he went to the kitchen for the cake?
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Per Access.

At answers are in the link above the header.

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