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Then answer each question.  \nTag Rules!  \n“You’re it!” Nevaeh shouted as she tapped me on the arm. I spotted Raymond and charged after him. He veered to the  \nright and I just missed him. Nevaeh was just past  \nhim, so I started chasing after her, but she shouted, “No tag backs!”  \n“Yeah there are! We didn’t make rules for this tag game, so I can tag you!” I said, out of breath as I ran toward her.  \n“Then I’m not playing anymore,” replied Nevaeh. And just like that, our tag game was over. How  \nannoying , I thought. Raymond and I stopped to talk.  \n“I guess this is one reason that people make rules for games,” said Raymond. “We could still be playing if we had agreed on the rules with Nevaeh before we played.”  \n“I guess,” I said, “but rules are boring. I just want to play!” I decided to try playing with someone else, without rules. I played football and tackled Domingo, who hurt his arm. The other kids didn’t want to play football with me anymore.  \nNext I went on the monkey bars, and went on before Amelia was to the end of the bars. She surprised me when she  \nturned around and came back on the monkey bars, and we  \nbumped into each other. She cried and told  \nme that now she couldn’t break her monkey bar record. I was by myself again.  \n“Maybe there is a reason we have rules,” I said to myself as I walked back over by Raymond, who was on  \nthe slide. If I would have used rules, Nevaeh would feel like the tag game was fair, so she would still be playing with me. If I had played by the rules and done touch football with the other players, Domingo would not have gotten hurt, and the other kids would still be playing with me. And if I had waited my turn on the monkey bars, Amelia would not be mad at me and could have broken her record, then I could have had my turn.  \n“Raymond, you’re right, rules are important. They help keep things fair, safe, and fun for everyone. Let’s go talk with Nevaeh about some fair rules for tag.” And off we went.  \nQuestions:  \n1. Recount the story in your own words.  \n2. What is the central lesson of the story?  \n3. What other reasons might we need rules in our communities?  \n4. What does “veered ” mean in the 1st paragraph? How do you know?  \n5. Add your own example to the story of what would happen to the main character if he tried playing something else at recess without following rules.  \nAnswers:  \n1. Recount the story in your own words.  \nAnswers will vary.  \n2. What is the central lesson of the story?  \nThe central lesson of the story is that rules are important when you play games, both for fairness and safety.  \n3. What other reasons might we need rules in our communities?  \nAnswers will vary, but the answer could include the need for safety, for fairness or to ensure everyone gets along.  \n4. What does “veered ” mean in the 1st paragraph? How do you know?  \nVeered means to change direction quickly. Raymond changed direction quickly so the person chasing him could not catch him.  \n5. Add your own example to the story of what would happen to the main character if he tried playing something else at recess without following rules.  \nAnswers will vary.","cbCaivegUTzgvkFN","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaivegUTzgvkFN","pdf",139666,"English","# Questions\n## Reading and retelling\n## Central lesson and community rules\n## Vocabulary in context\n## Creating an additional example","[{\"question\":\"What is the central lesson of the story?\",\"answer\":\"Rules are important when you play games, because they help ensure fairness and safety for everyone.\"},{\"question\":\"Why did the tag game end, and what problem did the character notice?\",\"answer\":\"Nevaeh refused to continue because the rules weren’t agreed on, and the narrator realized rules prevent unfairness and prevent harm.\"},{\"question\":\"What does “veered” mean in the first paragraph?\",\"answer\":\"“Veered” means to change direction quickly, since Raymond moved suddenly to the right.\"}]","Tag Rules - 3rd Grade Reading Comprehension | PDF"]