Story Summary:
The story is titled
"A Trip to the Nurse." It describes a scenario where Tony, a student, was playing kickball during recess. The ball hit his head, causing him pain. His teacher took him to the school nurse, who gave him an ice pack for his head. Soon, Tony began to feel better.
Questions and Answers:
#### 1. Who were the characters in the story?
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Characters mentioned in the story: Tony, his teacher, and the school nurse.
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Correct Answer:
(b) Tony
(c) Teacher
(d) Nurse
#### 2. Who was the main character in the story?
- The main character is the person around whom the events of the story revolve. In this case, it is
Tony, as the story focuses on his experience of getting hurt and seeking help.
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Correct Answer:
(b) Tony
#### 3. What is the setting of the story?
- The setting refers to the location where the story takes place. The story mentions that Tony's class was playing kickball for recess, which indicates they are at school. Additionally, Tony goes to the school nurse, further confirming the setting.
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Correct Answer:
(d) School
#### 4. How does the character feel at the end of the story?
- At the beginning of the story, Tony is in pain because the ball hit his head. However, by the end of the story, the nurse gives him an ice pack, and soon his head begins to feel better. This suggests that Tony feels
better or
happy by the end.
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Correct Answer:
(a) Happy
#### 5. What is the problem in the story?
- The central issue or conflict in the story is that the ball hit Tony's head, causing him pain. This is the primary problem that drives the plot.
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Correct Answer:
(a) The ball hit Tony.
#### 6. How was the problem solved?
- The problem of Tony's head injury was resolved when he went to the school nurse. The nurse provided him with an ice pack, which helped alleviate his pain.
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Correct Answer:
(b) Tony went to the nurse.
Final Answers:
1. (b) Tony, (c) Teacher, (d) Nurse
2. (b) Tony
3. (d) School
4. (a) Happy
5. (a) The ball hit Tony.
6. (b) Tony went to the nurse.
Boxed Final Answer:
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Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of listening comprehension worksheet for grade 3.
