Match Phrases with Meanings Quiz
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What is implied by the statement 'The sight of the food maddened him'?

  • The young seagull was uninterested in the food.
  • The young seagull was excited to see the food.
  • The young seagull was driven to desperation by the food. (correct)
  • The young seagull was annoyed by the food.
  • Why did the seagull’s parents threaten and cajole him to fly?

  • They wanted him to stay with them forever.
  • They were jealous of his potential to fly.
  • They wanted him to learn essential survival skills. (correct)
  • They were tired of taking care of him.
  • How do bird parents communicate with their young ones, as mentioned in the text?

  • By beckoning and calling (correct)
  • By using a secret language
  • By sending smoke signals
  • Through written messages
  • Why is learning to fly described as a natural act for birds in the text?

    <p>Because birds have wings designed for flying</p> Signup and view all the answers

    In the context of the text, why is it important for young birds to overcome their fear and make their first flight?

    <p>To avoid predators and find food</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Study Notes

    Vocabulary and Meanings

    • The word "fly" can have different meanings depending on the context, such as controlling an aircraft, moving through the air using wings, or displaying a flag on a long pole.
    • Phrases like "fly a flag", "fly into rage", "fly along", "fly high", and "fly the coop" all have different meanings.

    Two Stories about Flying

    • The first story is about a young seagull who is afraid to fly with his brothers and sister.
    • The second story is about a pilot who is lost in storm clouds.

    The Young Seagull's Story

    • The young seagull was alone on his ledge because his brothers and sister had already flown away the day before.
    • He was afraid to fly because of the great expanse of sea beneath him and the long distance down.
    • His parents had tried to encourage him to fly, but he failed to muster up the courage.
    • The seagull's parents had come around the ledge, calling to him, upbraiding him, and threatening to let him starve unless he flew away.

    Additional Activities

    • Comparing and contrasting the young seagull's experience with a baby learning to walk.
    • Discussing the phantom plane in the second story: was it real or just the pilot's imagination?

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    Test your understanding of matching phrases with their correct meanings. In this quiz, you will match phrases related to flying with their corresponding definitions from the sentences provided.

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