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The school garden is by the classroom.  \nDavid: Hey, Harold. I'm hungry!  \nTeacher: Thank you, Tevita. Where are they?  \nAnnie: (whispering): In the corn garden!  \nTeacher: Thank you, Annie.  \n-They look out the window. -  \nHarold: From the Eagles‘ garden.  \nTeacher: From the Eagles‘ garden?  \nMyra: Hey! That is our corn!  \nTeacher: Well, thank you boys for making a fire for the Eagles. Thankyou for harvesting their corn and  \nTeacher (calling): Eagles, Eagles, come and eat your corn,  \nMyra: Come on girls, let‘s go.  \n-They sit around the fire. -Myra: Mmmm! It’s delicious.  \nAnnie: Corn! My favourite.  \nCheck Your Understanding  \n1) Where is the school garden?  \n a) In the playground  \n b) Down the lane  \n c) By the office  \n d) By the classroom  \nCheck Your Understanding  \n2) Why was Harold hungry?  \n a) He was always hungry  \n b) He ate his lunch on the way to school  \n c) He didn’t have any breakfast  \n d) He wasn’t hungry  \nCheck Your Understanding  \n3) How many children were in the class? How did you work this out?  \nCheck Your Understanding  \n4) What did the teacher see coming from the kunai?  \nCheck Your Understanding  \n5) How did Myra feel, when they found the boys eating her corn?","cbCaihBGopsKbJ09","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaihBGopsKbJ09","pdf",1395978,"English","# Corn for Lunch Narrative\n## Characters and Scene Setting\n## The Discovery of the Garden Fire\n## Comprehension Exercises","[{\"question\":\"Where is the school garden located according to the text?\",\"answer\":\"The school garden is located by the classroom.\"},{\"question\":\"How did Myra feel when she discovered the boys eating the corn from the Eagles' garden?\",\"answer\":\"Myra felt protective of her group's garden and prompted the other girls to intervene immediately after the teacher called out to the Eagles.\"},{\"question\":\"What was the teacher's reaction to the boys cooking the corn?\",\"answer\":\"The teacher sarcastically thanked the boys for making a fire and harvesting the Eagles' corn, then called the Eagles to come and eat their own corn.\"}]","Corn for Lunch - School Reading Narrative | PDF",1789645585,31]