Text Interpretation: The Magic Honey

Text interpretation activity, aimed at students in the third year of elementary school, with questions developed about the text: O honey magic.

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SCHOOL: DATE:

PROF: CLASS:

NAME:

the magic honey

When they arrived, the two calves told the story, but no one believed them. Then, returning to the pasture, at the edge of the path, a large pot of honey caught their attention: “Flower honey, gives strength and vigor” was written on the label.
- Look! – said Mono. – It looks like the pots we saw yesterday at Papa Bear's house!
- If there are real bears - said the cow Justina - We must protect ourselves!

Mono opened the jar and gave it a lick. Piti also tried the honey. The rest of the herd ate the rest. Everyone came back very strong and happy the rest of the way. Shortly thereafter, the calves found their bear friend:
– Xavier!? shouted Mono, surprised.
- And then? Did you like the honey? asked the teddy bear.
- Yea. Did you leave it there? – said Piti.
- I did, and now that we are friends, I will always take a pot of honey for you two.
The other animals may not have believed it, but a beautiful friendship was born between the calves and the teddy bear.

Questions

1) What is the title of the text?
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2) Returning to the pasture what did the calves find?
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3) What was written on the honey pot label?
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4) Who said that pot looked like the pots you saw yesterday at Papa Bear's house?
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5) What did the cow Justina say?
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6) When the calves found their friend, Xavier, Mono asked if he had left the honey pot for them. What was Xavier's response?
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Per Hélia Higa.

At answers are in the header link.

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