Text Interpretation: Red Faces

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

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SCHOOL: DATE:

PROF: CLASS:

NAME:

red faces

Sheep Babi is a little afraid to take her mother's makeup to paint her face. Will Mom get mad? Still, she silently slips her mother's makeup kit and a little mirror into her backpack and pedals off to her hideout after breakfast. The little friends are already there waiting for her.
“This is my book with scary pictures,” the giraffe Giro says, showing the book to everyone.
Friends start by drawing red lines on their faces. Then they add circles and white lines.

– And now, what are we going to do? – Asks the dinosaur Dino.
– How about a parade through the village? – Horacio asks.
Everyone agrees, and off they go.
As they file through the streets, some residents stop and stare, and others burst out laughing.
Then they find Horacio's mother and Babi's mother.
– What did you do to your face?! – Horacio's mother screams when she sees the strange parade.
– Did you use my makeup? – Babi's mother asks.
– Go home immediately and wash your face now!
– Tomorrow you will not leave, you will be grounded! – Horacio's mom continues. – Babi – her mother explains, seriously – I'm angry because you took my things without asking me.
If you had asked, I would have let you, but you have to learn to ask. You need time to think about what you learned today.
“Okay, Mom,” Babi replies, feeling awful. She's going to wash her face in the bathroom.

Questions

1) What is the title of the text?
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2) Why is Babi afraid?
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3) Where are the little friends already waiting for Babi?
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4) How do friends paint their faces?
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5) What does Horacio suggest they do when they finish painting themselves?
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6) Who do they meet in the village?
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7) What does Babi's mother ask her?
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8) What was the punishment that Babi's mother applied to her for not having asked to take something that was not hers?
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Per Hélia Higa.

At answers are in the link above the header.

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