Problem Analysis:
The story describes a baby eagle being pushed off a cliff by its father to learn how to fly. The task involves predicting what happens next and answering questions based on the story.
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Solution:
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1. What do you think happened next? Color the rock that tells the most likely answer.
The options provided are:
- He fell on the rocks.
- He got hurt.
- He broke his wing on a tree limb.
- He learned to fly.
Reasoning:
- The story mentions that something "wonderful" happened after the baby eagle was pushed off the cliff. This suggests a positive outcome.
- The phrase "Ride the wind, my son!" implies that the father eagle had confidence in the baby's ability to fly.
- The baby eagle flapped its wings wildly, which indicates an attempt to fly.
Given these clues, the most likely answer is:
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He learned to fly.
Answer: Color the rock labeled "He learned to fly."
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2. Why did you choose that answer? Find the sentence in the story that gives you a hint that the story has a happy ending. Write it here.
Reasoning:
The sentence that hints at a happy ending is:
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"All of a sudden something wonderful happened!"
This phrase strongly suggests a positive outcome, reinforcing the idea that the baby eagle successfully learned to fly.
Answer: "All of a sudden something wonderful happened!"
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3. How do you think Baby Eagle felt at first when he was pushed off the cliff?
Reasoning:
- The baby eagle was initially afraid before being pushed off the cliff.
- When pushed off, the baby eagle yelled "Help! Help!" and flapped its wings wildly.
- These actions suggest panic, fear, and uncertainty.
Answer: Scared, panicked, or worried.
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4. How do you think Father Eagle felt at the end of the story?
Reasoning:
- The father eagle had confidence in his son's ability to fly, as indicated by his encouraging words ("You will know," "Ride the wind, my son!").
- If the baby eagle successfully learned to fly (as predicted), the father eagle would likely feel proud and relieved.
Answer: Proud, relieved, or happy.
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Final Answers:
1.
Color the rock labeled "He learned to fly."
2.
"All of a sudden something wonderful happened!"
3.
Scared, panicked, or worried.
4.
Proud, relieved, or happy.
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Unscrambling the Words:
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ODPRU:
RODUP (Unscrambled:
DROP)
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AARDFI:
FARIDA (Unscrambled:
FARAD)
These unscrambled words do not directly relate to the story but are part of the exercise. They can be written as requested.
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Final Answer Box:
\[
\boxed{
\text{1. He learned to fly.}
}
\]
\[
\boxed{
\text{2. "All of a sudden something wonderful happened!"}
}
\]
\[
\boxed{
\text{3. Scared, panicked, or worried.}
}
\]
\[
\boxed{
\text{4. Proud, relieved, or happy.}
}
\]
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of comprehension worksheet for grade 7.
