Text Interpretation: A Frog and a Jaguar

Text interpretation activity, aimed at students in the third year of elementary school, with questions developed about the text: A frog and a jaguar.

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SCHOOL: DATE:

PROF: CLASS:

NAME:

a frog and a jaguar

Joe is the most elegant jaguar on the savannah. After hours of bathing, spend the day by the lake. In the water, admire his resplendent fur, his beautiful white teeth, his lean, muscular body.
An old frog, passing by, tells him:
– Be wary, because from so much wonder, even the most beautiful animal becomes ugly! I'm a poor frog, but once, I was a magnificent tiger that spent hours contemplating itself in the waters of that lake.

– Shut up, your croak irritates me! shouts Joe, without taking his eyes off his reflection.
A few minutes later, for a better look, Joe bends a little more, and pluft, falls into the water…
Since then, the animals of the savanna have not seen Joe anymore, but the lake is now inhabited by two bubble frogs that fight non-stop!

Questions

1) What is the title of the text?
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2) Who is Joe?
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3) What did an old frog say to Joe one day?
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4) Shortly after talking to the frog, what happens when Joe looks at himself in the lake again?
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5) The animals of the savanna never saw Joe again, who do they see now?
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