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The Incredible Book Eating Boy

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Reading, 5w's, comprehension

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1
According to the story, the expression "eating books" can mean:
Having books for dinner.
Reading many books.
Swallowing pieces of books.
Damaging the books.
2
According to the story, being smart means:
Someone who is ready.
Someone who learns fast.
Someone who will do anything.
Someone who knows a lot of things.
3
According to the story, a book can be considered:
A distraction.
A fountain of knowledge.
An insignificant gift.
A luxury item.
4
When Henry wanted to be the smartest person on earth, he:
...took a nap.
...wanted to know everything.
..would ask his parents lots of questions.
..ate 3 or 4 books at a time.
5
Who is the main character in the story?
Dad
The teacher
Henry
Mom
6
How was the problem solved?
Henry went to the hospital.
Henry read books instead of eating them.
Henry sat down and cried.
Henry threw up all of the books.
7
According to the text, people who like to read usually:
Learn a lot.
Collect books.
Waste time.
Spend lots of time studying.
8
According to the story, the correct use for a book is:
To eat.
To read.
For good digestion.
So it can be read to me.
9
What was the main problem in the story?
Henry didn't know how to read.
Henry would eat books.
Henry Talks too much.
Henry was hungry.
10
According to the story, doing several things at once means:
Doing them poorly.
Being smart.
Being efficient.
Doing them well done.