Let’s go step by step to answer each question based on the story “The Map.”
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Question 1: Who is Chap?
Look at the first sentence:
> “Chap sat on Dad’s lap.”
This tells us Chap is a child — probably a boy — who is sitting with his dad. The story also shows Chap holding a map and wearing a cap, just like Dad. So Chap is Dad’s child (likely his son).
✔ Answer: Chap is Dad’s child (or son).
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Question 2: What will Dad and Chap do first?
Dad says:
> “First, we will take a nap.”
That’s clear — the very first thing they will do is take a nap.
✔ Answer: They will take a nap first.
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Question 3: What will Dad and Chap do last?
Dad says:
> “Last, we will look at the map.”
Also, Chap repeats:
> “Naps, caps, then the map.”
And after that, Dad says:
> “Then we will go!”
But note — “look at the map” is listed as the *last* step before going. The question asks what they will do *last* — according to Dad’s plan, it’s looking at the map. “Going” is after everything else, but not part of the three-step plan Dad gave.
So the last thing in their planned sequence is looking at the map.
✔ Answer: They will look at the map last.
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Final Answer:
1. Chap is Dad’s child (or son).
2. They will take a nap first.
3. They will look at the map last.
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