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What was the rabbit bragging about?
What was the rabbit bragging about?
The rabbit was bragging about how fast he could run. He claimed he was the fastest animal in the forest.
Why did the tortoise challenge the rabbit?
Why did the tortoise challenge the rabbit?
The tortoise challenged the rabbit because he was tired of his boasting.
What happened when the rabbit took a nap?
What happened when the rabbit took a nap?
The rabbit took a nap midway through the race and fell behind the tortoise.
What lesson does this story teach? Tick the correct answer.
What lesson does this story teach? Tick the correct answer.
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Write two adverbials of time from the passage.
Write two adverbials of time from the passage.
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When was this article written?
When was this article written?
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Who is the lead archaeologist mentioned in the article?
Who is the lead archaeologist mentioned in the article?
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Identify two facts about the items found in the shipwreck.
Identify two facts about the items found in the shipwreck.
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The team is ______ studying the items.
The team is ______ studying the items.
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What is the main purpose of this text? Tick the correct answer.
What is the main purpose of this text? Tick the correct answer.
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Why are historians excited about this discovery?
Why are historians excited about this discovery?
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The ship of the archaeologist
The ship of the archaeologist
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Circle the correct form of the verb.
Circle the correct form of the verb.
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Large → larger →
Large → larger →
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Strong → stronger →
Strong → stronger →
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Study Notes
Section A: Fiction
- Rabbit's boasting: The rabbit bragged about being the fastest animal in the forest.
- Tortoise's challenge: The tortoise challenged the rabbit to a race.
- Rabbit's initial speed: The rabbit ran quickly and got far ahead in the race.
- Rabbit's nap: The rabbit took a nap midway through the race.
- Tortoise's steady pace: The tortoise continued the race slowly but steadily.
- Rabbit's loss: The rabbit woke up and found the tortoise near the finish line; he ran as fast as he could, but the tortoise had already won.
- Moral of the story: The moral of the story is "Slow and steady wins the race."
Section B: Non-Fiction
- Ancient Shipwreck Discovery: Archaeologists uncovered a 2,500-year-old shipwreck off Greece.
- Valuable Cargo: The shipwreck contained pottery, coins, and tools.
- Lead Archaeologist: Dr. Emily Carter.
- Date of article: September 10, 2024
- Purpose of Discovery: Helps understand ancient Greek trade and travel
- Significance: Important for historians studying past civilizations and trade routes.
Section C: Grammar and Vocabulary
- Apostrophes for Possession:
- "ship of the archaeologist" becomes "the archaeologist's ship"
- "tools belonging to the sailors" becomes "the sailors' tools"
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Explore the themes of classics through the fable of the tortoise and the hare, illustrating the lesson that perseverance wins. Additionally, delve into a fascinating archaeological discovery of an ancient shipwreck in Greece, shedding light on history and ancient civilizations.
