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  • “Something looks different,” Stella said as she scanned the garden carefully. Michael noticed it too. A row of tall sunflowers stood like golden soldiers guarding the gate. Beside them, purple flowers swayed gently in the breeze.
  • The Mysterious Spring Garden: One bright spring morning, Stella and Michael walked behind their school to explore the garden. The air felt fresh and fragrant, and the grass sparkled with tiny drops of dew.
  • The note read: "Plant these seeds with patience and care. Soon the garden will burst with color like a rainbow after a storm." The friends felt excited. They grabbed small shovels and began to dig.
  • What comparison is made in the note when it says “burst with color like a rainbow after a storm”?
    the garden and a rainbow
    the children and the rainbow
    the storm and the children
    the sun and the moon
  • Stella planted bright red seeds, while Michael planted tiny yellow ones. Days passed. The rain whispered softly on the soil, and the warm sun smiled down on the garden. Soon, green sprouts poked through the dirt.
  • What does the phrase “golden soldiers guarding the gate” help the reader imagine?
    that the sunflowers were tall and straight
    that the sunflowers were brave
    that the sunflowers were wearing uniforms
    that the sunflowers wore helmets
  • What does mysterious mean in the story?
    Very bright
    Easy to understand
    Very small
    Strange or unknown
  • Stella grinned. “The garden is waking up!” Michael nodded. “It’s like the plants were sleeping, and now they are stretching in the sunshine.” By the end of spring, the garden was full of bright flowers, buzzing bees, and happy students.
  • Why did the author say “the garden is waking up”?
    the flowers were starting to grow
    the garden was dry
    the plants opened their eyes and stretched
    the sun was up
  • The story says the sunflowers stood like “golden soldiers guarding the gate.” What type of figurative language is this?
    Hyperbole
    Metaphor
    Onomatopoeia
    Simile
  • The sentence “the warm sun smiled down on the garden” is an example of:
    Personification
    Onomatopoeia
    Metaphor
    Simile
  • Suddenly, Stella spotted a small wooden box near the garden path. “Look at this mysterious box!” she exclaimed. Michael opened it slowly. Inside were colorful seed packets and a note from Ms. Johnson.
  • The word patience means:
    Waiting calmly for something
    Running quickly
    Forgetting something
    Being angry
  • What does the word fragrant most nearly mean?
    loud
    cold
    wet
    smelly in a good way
  • What is a masterpiece?
    A work that is very beautiful or excellent
    A tool for digging
    Something made very badly
    Something broken
  • The mysterious seeds had turned the garden into a colorful masterpiece. “Patience really is powerful,” Stella said proudly.