Going to Buy a Book
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Which quality do the children show while choosing a book?
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What is the most important message of the chapter "Going to Buy a Book"?
- Reading books is an enjoyable habit that increases knowledge, imagination, and love for learning.
- Buying expensive books is most important.
- Only storybooks are worth reading.
- Reading is useful only for examinations.
Which statement is true about books?
- Books are our friends because they teach and entertain us.
- Books are useful only in school.
- Books have no value.
- Books should never be shared.
What should we do if we do not understand a word while reading?
- Use a dictionary or ask someone.
- Stop reading forever.
- Tear the page.
- Ignore every difficult word.
What does reading regularly improve?
- Vocabulary and understanding
- Forgetfulness
- Carelessness
- Weakness
Which type of book mainly tells imaginary stories?
- Storybook
- Dictionary
- Atlas
- Telephone directory
Which quality do the children show while choosing a book?
- Patience
- Carelessness
- Laziness
- Anger
Why should we take care of books?
- Because books are valuable sources of knowledge.
- Because they are toys.
- Because they are unimportant.
- Because they never wear out.
What can books teach us?
- New ideas and useful information
- Nothing important
- Only games
- Only songs
What feeling did the children have while visiting the bookshop?
- Excitement and happiness
- Fear
- Anger
- Sadness
What should we do before buying a book?
- Read the title and look through it.
- Buy it without opening it.
- Throw it away.
- Ignore the pictures and content.
Where can we find many books?
- Library and bookshop
- Playground only
- Bus stop
- Railway station only
Why is reading books a good habit?
- It improves knowledge and imagination.
- It wastes time.
- It makes people lazy.
- It stops learning.
How did the children choose their book?
- They selected it without looking.
- They looked at different books before deciding.
- They asked someone else to choose.
- They bought the first book they saw.
Why did the children go to the bookshop?
- To buy toys
- To buy a book to read
- To buy clothes
- To buy food