activity of text interpretation, aimed at students in the second and third years of elementary school, with questions based on the text A companion.
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Cassio the bear had never seen an egg, so he was delighted when he found one in the forest. He took the egg and shook it. Cassio thought he heard something, but continued walking.
"I'll take you home, little friend," said the bear to the egg.
Cassio didn't tell his mother anything and even gave the egg a name: Peony.
One day, Cassio saw that the egg was cracked. The little bear was desperate and ended up asking his mother for help:
– Mom, my Peonian egg is hurt!
– He is breaking, my son.
Cassio's mother now understood everything:
“That's why you've been talking to yourself lately.
Suddenly, a chick came out of the egg, calling for its mother.
– He must be the son of Dona Leia, the chicken. She was looking for an egg that she had lost – clarified Cassio's mother.
Peony was indeed Leia's lost son, and she liked the name Cassius had given her child. The hen was grateful that the little bear had taken such care of the egg.
Cassio and Peony became inseparable friends.
180 stories for fun.
Publisher: Ciranda Cultural.
1) What is the title of the text?
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2) How many paragraphs are there in the text?
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3) Who are the characters in the story?
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4) What did the teddy bear find? And what did he decide to do?
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5) What name did Cassio give the egg?
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6) What happened for Cassio to tell his mother the truth?
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7) Whose egg was it?
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8) What happened to Cassio and Peônio after the chick returned with its mother?
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9) Where does the story take place?
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