Text Interpretation: The Fumbling Goose

Text interpretation activity, aimed at students in the third year of elementary school, with questions developed about the text: The clumsy goose.

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SCHOOL: DATE:

PROF: CLASS:

NAME:

the fumbling goose

Everywhere it passed, the Dingo goose left its mark, or rather, the mark of its clumsy way of being. The goose was very clumsy, it kept its paws caught in the vine, hooked its neck in the fence and never left the barn without knocking something over.
- Will you one day be less clumsy, Dingo? – joked the owner of the sheep.
The truth is that Dingo didn't want to be so clumsy, but he also didn't know what to do, he never managed to be too careful.

The days passed and a new resident arrived at the farm, she was a very beautiful and friendly paw. Dingo soon fell in love with her, but just thinking about talking to the paw, he was already nervous and started dropping everything he found in front of him.
One day, Dingo took courage and went to talk to his beloved. After spending an entire afternoon together by the lake, Dingo discovered that the paw was as clumsy as he was, and in addition to making a beautiful couple, they learned together to be more careful.

Questions

1) What is the title of the text?
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2) What was the mark that the Dingo goose left everywhere it went?
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3) How Dingo didn't want to be?
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4) Who was the new resident who arrived at the farm?
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5) What made Dingo nervous just thinking about it?
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6) When Dingo took the courage to talk to his beloved, what happened?
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7) What did Dingo discover?
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Per Hélia Higa.

At answers are in the link above the header.

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