What does “wrap around” mean?

To put something around something

Kindness and how small acts can change lives

This lesson teaches students about kindness through a simple story, vocabulary, and conversation. Learners read a heart-warming story, explore useful words and expressions, and discuss real-life kindness. Activities include a vocabulary quiz, speaking questions, and fun facts. The lesson helps improve reading, speaking, and listening while encouraging empathy and positive behaviour in daily life. Suitable for A1–A2 learners.

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Questions 30

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1
“You are not alone now” means:
Go home
You are by yourself
Stay quiet
Someone is with you
2
“I will help you” shows:
Fear
A promise to be kind
Anger
Confusion
3
“He looks cold” means:
He is crying
He is sleeping
He needs heat
He is warm
4
If you are "cold", you feel:
Hot
Tired
Not warm
Hungry
5
“Can I have some milk, please?” is:
A joke
An order
A rude question
A polite request
6
What is "kindness"?
A kind of animal
A toy
Something to eat
Being helpful and nice
7
What is a "gift"?
A new rule
A present
A kind of tree
A tool
8
“Oh no!” shows:
Joy
Surprise or worry
Sleepiness
Anger
9
What does "scarf" mean?
A cloth for the neck
A drink
A hat
A bag
10
The cat “purrs” when it is:
Tired
Angry
Happy
Thirsty
11
“Go back” means:
Return
Stay in one place
Run away
Go forward
12
“You are a friend to all” means:
You are nice to everyone
You have many pets
You are always alone
You like animals
13
What does “You are kind” mean?
You are funny
You are helpful
You are fast
You are loud
14
“This is beautiful” means:
This is old
This is broken
This is heavy
This is very nice
15
“Kindness is free” means:
Anyone can be kind
It is only for rich people
You cannot find it
You must pay for it
16
“Look around” means:
Look in many directions
Walk fast
Close your eyes
Sleep
17
“Small things can help” means:
Kindness is never enough
You must be rich to help
Only big things are good
Little actions can be kind
18
What does “wrap around” mean?
To look at something
To run fast
To put something around something
To take something
19
What is a "bench"?
A small tree
A kind of pet
A long seat in a park
A table in a house
20
“Snowy” is the name of:
A cat
A park
A bakery
A boy
21
“Take care of” means:
Break something
Run away
Look after
Eat something
22
What is “milk”?
A fruit
A toy
A drink
A jacket
23
“Pick up the box” means:
Take it from the floor
Drop the box
Paint the box
Put it down
24
“Please take them” is used when:
You say sorry
You give something kindly
You ask for help
You want to leave
25
What does “kind” mean?
Strong
Nice and helpful
Happy
Smart
26
“I lost my dog” means:
My dog is eating
I found my dog
I don’t know where my dog is
My dog is sick
27
“Give back” means:
Share something
Return something
Put it away
Ask for more
28
“Put on gloves” means:
Wear the gloves
Fix the gloves
Throw the gloves away
Wash the gloves
29
What does “take off your scarf” mean?
Lose it
Wash it
Put it on
Remove it
30
A "bakery" is a place where you can buy:
Milk
Clothes
Flowers
Bread and cakes

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Questions 30

Answers

1
“You are not alone now” means:
Go home
You are by yourself
Stay quiet
Someone is with you
2
“I will help you” shows:
Fear
A promise to be kind
Anger
Confusion
3
“He looks cold” means:
He is crying
He is sleeping
He needs heat
He is warm
4
If you are "cold", you feel:
Hot
Tired
Not warm
Hungry
5
“Can I have some milk, please?” is:
A joke
An order
A rude question
A polite request
6
What is "kindness"?
A kind of animal
A toy
Something to eat
Being helpful and nice
7
What is a "gift"?
A new rule
A present
A kind of tree
A tool
8
“Oh no!” shows:
Joy
Surprise or worry
Sleepiness
Anger
9
What does "scarf" mean?
A cloth for the neck
A drink
A hat
A bag
10
The cat “purrs” when it is:
Tired
Angry
Happy
Thirsty
11
“Go back” means:
Return
Stay in one place
Run away
Go forward
12
“You are a friend to all” means:
You are nice to everyone
You have many pets
You are always alone
You like animals
13
What does “You are kind” mean?
You are funny
You are helpful
You are fast
You are loud
14
“This is beautiful” means:
This is old
This is broken
This is heavy
This is very nice
15
“Kindness is free” means:
Anyone can be kind
It is only for rich people
You cannot find it
You must pay for it
16
“Look around” means:
Look in many directions
Walk fast
Close your eyes
Sleep
17
“Small things can help” means:
Kindness is never enough
You must be rich to help
Only big things are good
Little actions can be kind
18
What does “wrap around” mean?
To look at something
To run fast
To put something around something
To take something
19
What is a "bench"?
A small tree
A kind of pet
A long seat in a park
A table in a house
20
“Snowy” is the name of:
A cat
A park
A bakery
A boy
21
“Take care of” means:
Break something
Run away
Look after
Eat something
22
What is “milk”?
A fruit
A toy
A drink
A jacket
23
“Pick up the box” means:
Take it from the floor
Drop the box
Paint the box
Put it down
24
“Please take them” is used when:
You say sorry
You give something kindly
You ask for help
You want to leave
25
What does “kind” mean?
Strong
Nice and helpful
Happy
Smart
26
“I lost my dog” means:
My dog is eating
I found my dog
I don’t know where my dog is
My dog is sick
27
“Give back” means:
Share something
Return something
Put it away
Ask for more
28
“Put on gloves” means:
Wear the gloves
Fix the gloves
Throw the gloves away
Wash the gloves
29
What does “take off your scarf” mean?
Lose it
Wash it
Put it on
Remove it
30
A "bakery" is a place where you can buy:
Milk
Clothes
Flowers
Bread and cakes