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What was the main idea?

What damaged their family vacation rental?

Lost and Found StoryWorks

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StoryWorks #Reading Comprehension Lost and Found

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1
What damaged their family vacation rental?
tornado
old boats
hurricane
earthquake
2
What was the main idea?
It's important to have a good coin collections.
Going on a family vacation is fun.
Two kids were faced with a decision, but made a right choice
Hurricanes will always destroy your beach house.
3
What does the simile: the waters beyond the beach looked like upset stew," mean?
the ocean was cold
the ocean was rough
the ocean was hungry
the ocean was calm
4
Why was the family beach house so important to Laurel?
It held so many family memories from the past
The kids liked to go swimming
Laurel liked the special, chipped cup.
They liked to tell their friends they had a beach house.
5
Why doesn't the juice taste as good to Laurel, as it did in the chipped mug?
She hates orange juice
She misses the mug that was from her grandparent's house
She doesn't like glass
6
What did they want to do at the beginning when they first found the coin?
buy toys
repair their beach house
nothing
add to their coin collection
7
Why did Laurel's family rent a house on the beach?
The family beach house was damaged.
They rent on every year.
They wanted to vacation in a new place.
They hoped to find treasure.
8
What did they have to do with the coins found on the protected beach?
leave them there
keep them
sell them
give them to the museum
9
What does the word artifact mean? The coins were artifacts.
garbage
display cases
books
historical objects
10
How does Laurel feel at the beginning vs. the end of the story about staying at the house?
comfortable at the beginning, then angry
upset at first, then happy/content
happy at first, and then upset
angry at first, then sad