Are the statements True (T) or False (F)?
Understand the Problem
The question is asking to evaluate a series of statements based on the story about Sarah and her experiences at her grandmother's house. We need to determine if each statement is true or false based on the provided text.
Answer
1. False, 2. True, 3. False, 4. True, 5. False
The statements are correctly labeled as follows: 1. False - Sarah used to visit her grandmother in the summer. 2. True - Sarah thought the electricity might have gone out because of a forgotten payment, not a storm. 3. False - The house is old, over 100 years old. 4. True - Sarah was reading when the lights went out. 5. False - Sarah was not completely sure about leaving the book in her room; she thought she might have forgotten.
Answer for screen readers
The statements are correctly labeled as follows: 1. False - Sarah used to visit her grandmother in the summer. 2. True - Sarah thought the electricity might have gone out because of a forgotten payment, not a storm. 3. False - The house is old, over 100 years old. 4. True - Sarah was reading when the lights went out. 5. False - Sarah was not completely sure about leaving the book in her room; she thought she might have forgotten.
More Information
The statements reflect key details from the passage about when Sarah visited her grandmother, her reasons for thinking the electricity was out, the age of the house, her activity during the power outage, and her uncertainty about the book.
Tips
A common mistake is misinterpreting the context of the story, such as the time of year Sarah visited or the age of the house. Pay close attention to specific details to avoid errors.
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