Text Interpretation: The Golden Rule

Text interpretation activity, aimed at students in the fourth year of elementary school, with questions elaborated on the text: The Golden Rule.

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NAME:

Golden Rule

Riki was very fond of playing football, and on his birthday he got special gifts.
“Congratulations, Riki,” her father said, handing him a brand new soccer ball.
– Honey, we have this one more gift for you! He is very, very special, my son! – said the mother.
Then, she fastened a golden ribbon on Riki's wrist. But it was no ordinary gold ribbon. On it was a sentence written in bold, bold letters. Riki was intrigued by the phrase, but, frantically, he didn't think much about it and was soon thinking that the ribbon was some sort of lucky bracelet that kids his age used to wear. – Honey, pay attention! This is not a lucky ribbon. Did you see what is written on the golden ribbon?

Then Riki, calming down from the initial flurry, carefully read the words embroidered in large letters: "Do for others what you would like them to do for you."
– I know, Mom! In grandpa's and grandma's house there's an old painting, in the dining room, with this phrase!
- That's right! It's the golden rule! She is a very important rule. The golden rule says that you must treat others the way you would like to be treated too. It is called the golden rule because it is very precious, just like gold! She is precious because her teaching is like a treasure for our lives. It is something very good that we must keep in our hearts and practice in our life always.

Text interpretation

1) What is the title of the text?
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2) Who is the main character of the text?
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3) What did Riki's father give him as a birthday present?
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4) What did mom hold on Riki's arm?
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5) Why was the gold ribbon not common?
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6) Where Riki had seen this phrase?
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Per Camila Farias.

At answers are in the link above the header.

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