Story 25

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What is the main idea?

He does not love watermelon.

He loves watermelon.

He likes watermelon and other melons.

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What is a key detail that supports the main idea?

It is spicey.

It is sour.

It is juicy and sweet.

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What is a key detail that supports the main idea?

He can't wait to eat it.

He picks the perfect time to eat it.

He waits to eat it with his family.

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What is a key detail that supports the main idea?

He only eats the biggest watermelon.

He only eats big watermelons.

He will eat any kind of watermelon.

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Why does the author like seedless watermelons the best?

He does not like to pick out seeds.

He does not like the taste of seeds.

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What does the author think makes the perfect watermelon?

Light, bright red, and seedless.

Heavy, bright red, and seedless.

Heavy, pink, and seedless.

What is the main idea?

What is a key detail that supports the main idea?

What is a key detail that supports the main idea?

What is a key detail that supports the main idea?

Why does the author like seedless watermelons the best?

What does the author think makes the perfect watermelon?

List how watermelons and grapes are the same.

List how watermelons and grapes are the different.

What is your favorite food?

What does it LOOK like?

What does it SMELL like?

What does it FEEL like?

What does it TASTE like?

What does it SOUND like?

What is the main idea?

What is a key detail that supports the main idea?

What is a key detail that supports the main idea?

What is a key detail that supports the main idea?

Why does the author like seedless watermelons the best?

What does the author think makes the perfect watermelon?

List how watermelons and grapes are the same.

List how watermelons and grapes are the different.

What is your favorite food?

What does it LOOK like?

What does it SMELL like?

What does it FEEL like?

What does it TASTE like?

What does it SOUND like?