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Diwali is a festival of lights. People light lanterns outside their homes. They also light diyas and decorate the windows of their houses with strings of tiny lights. What does the passage tell us?

Diwali is the festival of lights.

Alyssa was in the car on a road trip with her family. She looked out of the window at the scenery. She enjoyed seeing the different state license plates on the cars they passed.

Alyssa and her family were on a road trip.

Andy went to the barber shop. He sat in the chair. The barber cut his hair. Once the barber was finished, Andy paid for his haircut.

Andy got a haircut.

Samara has a hard time reading the board at school. She squints and asks to move closer to the board. Her teacher is concerned. She tells Samara’s parents that she may need glasses.

Samara needs glasses.

Tammy went to the candy store. She wanted to buy a pack of bubble gum. She searched the gum section of the candy store. She decided to buy peppermint flavored bubble gum.

Tammy buys a pack of bubble gum.

Isabella is making grilled cheese. She takes out bread and slices of cheese. She puts the cheese on the bread. Then she places the sandwich in the toaster oven.

Isabella makes grilled cheese.

Michelle is going to a birthday party on Saturday. She needs a dress to wear. She is on her way to the mall to buy a new dress. She hopes she finds a dress at one of the department stores.

Michelle buys a new dress.

Becky is working on a science project. She decides to build a model of the solar system. She uses a lemon to represent the sun. She uses different circular objects to represent the planets.

Becky is working on a science project.

Kevin is planting in his garden. He digs a hole in the soil. He places seeds in the hole. He covers the hole with more soil. Last, he uses a watering can to water the soil.

Kevin plants in his garden.

Joey got a pet fish. He got a large glass fish bowl for his fish. He placed water in the bowl. He put his fish in the bowl. Then he fed his fish.

Joey got a pet fish.

Ashley is cleaning her bedroom. She makes her bed. Then she puts her clothes and toys away. Last, she dusts the furniture and then vacuums the floor.

Ashley is cleaning her room.

Mrs. Jones is writing the homework on the Smart Board. The students in her class are watching her write. They are taking out their planners and pencils. Once Mrs. Jones is finished, they will copy their homework down.

Mrs. Jones is giving homework.

Martin was hungry. He decided to eat breakfast. He took out cereal from the cupboard. He poured the cereal into a bowl. He added milk. He got a spoon from the drawer and ate at the kitchen table.

Martin ate breakfast.

She had no time with the other children in the village. While others were having fun after classes, she was studying her lesson or working on the farm. Anna worked too hard. Her parents thought this would be bad for a young girl like her.

Anna worked too hard.

Jon wanted to know everything about anything. He would go to his school no matter what. He would ask his teacher about things he did not know or anything that would interest her.

Jon wanted to know everything.

Apo Apeng, the village storyteller, told his stories. Everyone listened carefully to his stories. There were stories about the bravery of their tribe; stories about times when there was drought and too much rainfall that ruined their crops.

Apo Apeng told stories about the bravery of their tribe.