Great Outdoors

Bino and Fino have a disagreement about reading versus playing outside. Zena suggests they try each other's activities. Bino discovers the joys of being outdoors, while Fino learns the benefits of reading. They both realize the value of balancing reading and outdoor play, enhancing their creativity and knowledge.

What activity does Fino prefer at the beginning of the story?

• Watching TV

• Drawing

• Playing outside

• Reading books

Why does Bino prefer reading over playing outside?

• He is allergic to grass

• He doesn't like Fino

• He is afraid of the sun

• He finds it more interesting

Who suggests a way for Bino and Fino to enjoy both reading and playing?

• Zena

• A neighbor

• Their teacher

• Their parents

What does Zena suggest Bino should do?

• Read a new book

• Go outside for a bit

• Watch a movie

• Help Fino with homework

What does Fino discover about reading?

• It's only for adults

• It's only for homework

• It helps with imagination and creativity

• It's a waste of time

What does Bino find interesting outside?

• A rainbow

• A soccer game

• A hummingbird

• A new book

What fact about butterflies does Fino learn?

• They have four wings

• They are nocturnal

• They have two wings

• They can talk

How does Fino feel about reading after trying it?

• Still boring

• Exciting and fun

• Confusing

• Too difficult

What do Bino and Fino agree to do at the end?

• Stop talking to each other

• Only read books

• Only play outside

• Combine reading and playing outdoors

What lesson do Bino and Fino learn?

• Neither reading nor playing is fun

• Reading is better than playing

• Playing is better than reading

• Both reading and playing have their own benefits