Mountain Village Story

10 Questions

Match the following characters with their actions in the story:

The narrator = Tossed rubbish at the dump The narrator's mother = Gave food to a poor family in the neighbourhood The children at the dump = Sorted through rubbish to sell God = Received a letter from the narrator

Match the following objects with their significance in the story:

The potato peels and eggshells = Waste taken to the dump The magic pencil = A wished-for solution to problems The dandelion = A symbol of hope in the narrator's letter The piece of wood = A tool to carry the narrator's letter

Match the following phrases with their meanings in the story:

'mountain of rotting food' = The dump near the narrator's house 'pisho' = A term of endearment used by the narrator's mother 'to share what we have' = The narrator's mother's philosophy 'known what it is like to be hungry' = The narrator's family's past experience

Match the following events with their outcomes in the story:

The narrator saw children sorting through rubbish = The narrator learned about their struggles The narrator wrote a letter to God = The narrator sought guidance and strength The narrator's mother gave food to a poor family = The poor family was fed The narrator tossed rubbish at the dump = The narrator felt scared to talk to the children

Match the following characters with their motivations in the story:

The narrator = Wanted to make the world a better place The children at the dump = Needed to find food for their families The narrator's mother = Wanted to help those in need God = Was asked for strength and courage by the narrator

Match the following settings with their descriptions in the story:

The dump = A place with a strong smell and rats The narrator's home = A place where food was shared with others The stream = A place where the narrator sent their letter to God The neighbourhood = A place with poor families

Match the following objects with their uses in the story:

The stream = Carried the narrator's letter to God The wood = Held the narrator's letter The dandelion = Symbolized hope in the narrator's letter The rubbish = Was sorted through by the children

Match the following phrases with their emotions in the story:

'We must never forget to share what we have' = Empathy 'God must have been showing me what my life might be like' = Realization 'I was scared' = Fear 'I wanted to help the children from the dump' = Compassion

Match the following characters with their relationships in the story:

The narrator = Was the child of a kind mother The children at the dump = Were helped by the narrator's mother The narrator's mother = Was a kind person who helped others God = Was asked for guidance by the narrator

Match the following events with their consequences in the story:

The narrator saw the children at the dump = The narrator learned about their struggles The narrator wrote a letter to God = The narrator felt a sense of hope The narrator's mother gave food to a poor family = The poor family was fed The narrator wanted to help the children = The narrator sought guidance from God

Read a descriptive passage about a family's trip to a mountain village and answer questions about the narrative. Explore the scenery, family dynamics, and more in this engaging story. Test your reading comprehension skills and dive into the world of Shangla.