Comprehension :Tidir the Explorer + The Conflict

What was passing by Uncle's Izem Caravan?

• A pride of lions.

• A pack of crocodiles

• Another caravan

• A group of hunters

Q. Tidir' s uncle Izam looks at the passing caravan with a stern look. What does the word stern suggest about Tidir's uncle.

Ans: The word shows that Izam is ___________________.

• serious.

• naughty

• carefree

• friendly

What information from the first page of the selection gives a clue that Tidir is not on a ship?

• Tidir's sister wakes her up and Tidir is getting ready for her day still trying to get back to her daydream of the ship.

• Tidir wants to be responsible like her sister

• Tidir wanted to go home she had a good adventure

How does the caravan discover Tidir hiding in the blanket?

• Her arm begins to tingle from falling asleep , and she shouts from the feeling.

• The travelers were looking for a tool in a sack under blancket.

• Tidir herself came out to enjoy the desert secenry

What lesson does the Tidir's adventure teach you?

• Home and family are important, but adventure comes first.

• We should go and meet new people.

• Your family will stay in your heart wherever you go.

• Bandits can attack you while travelling.

“Tidir! I’ve been calling you! Out of bed! Time to get up! Those goats won’t milk themselves!” said Tifawt, coming into the room.

What can you infer about the relationship between Tidir and Tifawt?

• The sisters like to tease each other.

• The sisters are jealous of each other.

• Tifawt is the boss in their relationship.

• Tidir is never listening to her sister.

Which of the followings is correct?

• Tidir’s arm was falling asleep because she had enjoyed herself.

• Tidir was hot and uncomfortable because she had enjoyed herself.

• Tidir was hot and uncomfortable because she had been wrapped in blankets.

Read the sentence from Tidir the Explorer.

The ship’s hold was full of dates and rich fabrics.

Which definition fits the meaning of the word dates as it is used in the sentence?

• days in a calendar

• fruits from a palm

• events with friends

• appointments for meetings

Her time in the desert was exciting and new, but the love between her and her family was as solid as the hillside they lived on.

What does the simile in this sentence mean?

• Tidir loves the desert.

  Tidir’s family lives on a hillside.

• Tidir loves her family.

• Tidir’s family lives on a hillside.

• Tidir’s family finds travel exciting.

What is conflict?

• The setting
• The problem
• The bananas
• The rising action

Tags

CCSS.RL.6.4