Woods and Nature Trivia

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Match the following words or phrases from the text with their correct descriptions:

Lucy = The main character of the story Woods = The place where Lucy loves to play Naughty = Behavior that Lucy knows is wrong Innocent and free = The way Lucy feels as she explores the forest

Match the following actions or events from the text with the correct characters:

Stepping through the woods = Lucy Playing in the woods = Lucy Being watched = Lucy Returning to the forest = Lucy

Match the following feelings or emotions from the text with their corresponding situations:

Loving every moment = Exploring through the woods Feeling like she hadn’t in a really long time = Playing in the woods Feeling so innocent and free = Being in the forest No time to focus on being watched = Feeling imaginative and curious

Match the following words from the text with their correct synonyms:

<p>Exploring = Investigating Naughty = Mischievous Returning = Coming back Curious = Inquisitive</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match the following phrases from the text with their correct meanings:

<p>Super duper long time = A very long period Acting so naughty = Behaving in a bad way Being that way = Behaving in a naughty manner Giggly and curious = Playful and interested</p> Signup and view all the answers

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Instructions for Matching Exercises

Five types of matching exercises are described: matching words or phrases with descriptions, actions or events with characters, feelings or emotions with situations, words with synonyms, and phrases with meanings.
Each exercise requires identification of correct relationships between given elements.