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A reading and spellung mastery

1. Ma ’am Christle

2. Part 01 SPELLING

3. 1.Kit 2.Saw 3.Scar 4.Kind 5.Left 6.Bite 7.Life 8.Kitten 9.Rocket 10.Light

4. Part 01 Choose three words and form sentences from each chosen words.

5. 1. Ana saw a kitten and, even though she has a scar on her hand from a previous cat bite, she still took the kitten home after finding it abandoned on the street because she is kind.

6. As Ana opened her kit of first-aid supplies, she gently tended to the small kitten she had just rescued. She had seen it earlier, trembling under a bench, clearly left behind by someone. Despite the scar on her hand from a past bite, she didn’t hesitate—her heart was too kind to walk away.The kitten purred softly, its eyes reflecting the light of the setting sun. In that quiet moment, Ana thought about how fragile life could be. She smiled, remembering the old toy rocket she once launched as a child, dreaming of a future where even lost things could find their way home.

7. As Ana opened her kit of first-aid supplies, she gently tended to the small kitten she had just rescued. She had seen it earlier, trembling under a bench, clearly left behind by someone. Despite the scar on her hand from a past bite, she didn’t hesitate—her heart was too kind to walk away.The kitten purred softly, its eyes reflecting the light of the setting sun. In that quiet moment, Ana thought about how fragile life could be. She smiled, remembering the old toy rocket she once launched as a child, dreaming of a future where even lost things could find their way home. 1. What was Ana doing at the beginning of the passage? 2. Where did Ana find the kitten, and what condition was it in? 3. Why was it significant that Ana had a scar on her hand? 4. What does Ana’s reaction to the kitten tell us about her personality? 5. What might the scar symbolize in the story?

8. As Ana opened her kit of first-aid supplies, she gently tended to the small kitten she had just rescued. She had seen it earlier, trembling under a bench, clearly left behind by someone. Despite the scar on her hand from a past bite, she didn’t hesitate—her heart was too kind to walk away.The kitten purred softly, its eyes reflecting the light of the setting sun. In that quiet moment, Ana thought about how fragile life could be. She smiled, remembering the old toy rocket she once launched as a child, dreaming of a future where even lost things could find their way home. 6.How does the light of the setting sun contribute to the mood of the passage? 7.What does the toy rocket represent in Ana's memory? 8.How is the theme of kindness shown in the passage? 9.What message do you think the author is trying to convey about life? 10.If you were Ana, would you have taken the kitten home? Why or why not?