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Our Class Garden

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Our Class Garden

Our class has a garden. It is next to the playground. In spring, we dig the soil. We plant beans, peas and sunflowers. Mr Okafor shows us how deep to make the holes. Every day, two children water the plants. Today it was my turn with Ben. We filled the watering can to the top. The sunflowers grow very fast. Now they are taller than Mr Okafor! The bees like them too. We see lots of bees on the big yellow flowers. In the summer, we will pick the beans and peas. The cook at school will make them into soup, and we will eat it for lunch. I can't wait!
  1. Question 1

    Read "Our Class Garden". Where is the class garden?

    • A. next to the playground
    • B. at Mr Okafor's house
    • C. in the park
    • D. on the roof
  2. Question 2

    Read "Our Class Garden". Who shows the children how deep to dig?

    • A. Mr Okafor
    • B. Ben
    • C. the narrator
    • D. a farmer
  3. Question 3

    Read "Our Class Garden". How many children water the plants each day?

    • A. one
    • B. the whole class
    • C. three
    • D. two
  4. Question 4

    Read "Our Class Garden". Why does the text say the sunflowers are taller than Mr Okafor?

    • A. to show Mr Okafor is small
    • B. to show how much they have grown
    • C. to show the sunflowers are sick
    • D. to show it is winter

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Answer key: Our Class Garden

  1. 1. A. next to the playground

    • The answer is stated directly in the text.
    • 'It is next to the playground.'
    • So the answer is: next to the playground
  2. 2. A. Mr Okafor

    • The answer is stated directly in the text.
    • Mr Okafor shows them how deep to make the holes.
    • So the answer is: Mr Okafor
  3. 3. D. two

    • The answer is stated directly in the text.
    • 'Every day, two children water the plants.'
    • So the answer is: two
  4. 4. B. to show how much they have grown

    • An inference combines clues in the text with what you know.
    • Comparing them with a grown-up shows how tall they have grown.
    • So the answer is: to show how much they have grown