Reading Comprehension Worksheet: "Carlo, or, Kindness Rewarded"
#### Story Summary:
The story is about a kind-hearted girl named Ida who rescues a little dog from two boys who were trying to drown it in a stream. Ida pleads with the boys and convinces them to give her the dog. She then takes the dog home and asks her mother if she can keep it. Her mother agrees and praises her for saving the dog from pain.
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Questions and Answers:
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What did Ida see when she was crossing the bridge?
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Answer: Ida saw two boys on the stream trying to drown a little dog.
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Why did the boys drown the little dog in the stream?
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Answer: The boys were told by their father to drown the dog.
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Did the boys give the dog to Ida?
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Answer: Yes, the boys gave the dog to Ida.
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What did Ida’s mother say when she heard the story?
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Answer: Ida’s mother said, “My dear child, I am very glad to hear that you saved the little dog from pain.”
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How many of you have dogs in your home?
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Answer: (This is an open-ended question based on personal experience. Students should answer according to their实际情况.)
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Explanation of Solutions:
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Question 1: The story explicitly states that Ida saw two boys trying to drown a little dog when she was crossing the bridge.
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Question 2: One of the boys explains that they were told by their father to drown the dog, which is why they were doing it.
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Question 3: After Ida pleaded with the boys and asked for the dog, they agreed to give it to her.
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Question 4: When Ida told her mother about the incident, her mother praised her for saving the dog and expressed happiness about it.
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Question 5: This question is subjective and requires students to provide their own response based on their personal situation.
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Final Answer:
\boxed{
\begin{aligned}
1. & \text{ Two boys trying to drown a little dog.} \\
2. & \text{ Their father told them to drown it.} \\
3. & \text{ Yes, they gave the dog to Ida.} \\
4. & \text{ “My dear child, I am very glad to hear that you saved the little dog from pain.”} \\
5. & \text{(Personal response)} \\
\end{aligned}
}
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