Donna’s Story Mission: The Wrong Brother Mystery

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Donna’s Story Mission: The Wrong Brother Mystery


Froggy Jumps Donna’s Story Mission: The Wrong Brother MysteryOnline version Comprensión lectora A1 by Erika Andrea Prieto Bejarano 1 1. Where was Donna at the beginning of the story? a C. She was at her school. b B. She was on a boat from Portsmouth to Santander. c A. She was on a boat. 2 2. Who was travelling with Donna? a B. Her sister Louise. b A. Her teacher and classmates. c D. Her mother, father and sister Louise. 3 3. What was the boy like? a B. He was short and noisy, and he wore a red shirt. b C. He was tall and quiet. c A. He was tall and quiet, and he wore a blue-and-white shirt. 4 4. What happened when Donna first saw the boy? a C. He smiled, and Donna felt a special emotion. b A. He smiled at her. c B. He immediately asked her to dance. 5 5. Where was the boat going? a D. To Spain. b A. To France. c B. To Santander. 6 6. Where did Donna and Louise go later? a B. They went to school. b A. They went to a disco to dance. c C. They went to a place with music. 7 7. Who danced with Donna? a B. A boy who looked like the quiet boy. b A. Louise. c D. The quiet boy’s brother, but Donna thought he was the quiet boy. 8 8. What did the quiet boy do after he saw Donna dancing? a C. He left quickly and looked sad. b A. He left the disco. c B. He danced with Louise. 9 9. Where did Donna wait for the boy? a B. On the dance floor. b D. At a place where she drank coffee. c A. At a cafe9. 10 10. How many cups of coffee did Donna drink? a B. Several cups. b A. One cup. c D. Four cups. 11 11. What was the main cause of Donnaa0s confusion? a C. Louise lost the boat tickets. b A. The two brothers looked alike. c B. The brothers looked alike, and Donna had not talked to them before. 12 12. Why did the quiet boy probably leave the disco feeling sad? a C. He thought Donna preferred his brother. b B. The boat arrived in Santander. c A. He did not like the music. 13 13. What do the four cups of coffee show? a C. Donna was only very thirsty. b B. Donna waited for a long time. c A. Donna waited for a long time and felt anxious. 14 14. Why did Donna want to stop the boat? a D. She wanted to see him, say sorry and learn his name. b B. She did not want to visit Santander. c A. She lost her luggage. 15 15. What is the best lesson from the story? a A. We should ask people’s names before making assumptions. b B. Clear communication helps prevent misunderstandings. c C. People should never travel by boat. 16 16. What can we infer about Donna at the end? a A. She completely forgot the boy. b B. She was happy about the confusion. c C. She cared about the boy and regretted her mistake. 17 17. What was the best thing Donna could do before dancing? a A. Ask the boy’s name and talk to him. b B. Leave the disco immediately. c C. Ask the boy’s name. 18 18. What is the best message Donna could say to the quiet boy? a B. “I’m sorry.” b D. “I’m sorry. I misunderstood. Can we talk?” c A. “You are wrong. Go away.” 19 19. Who could help prevent the misunderstanding? a C. Only the boat captain could help. b A. Donna could ask more questions. c B. Donna and the brothers could introduce themselves and talk clearly. 20 20. Which sentence is the best summary of the story? a A. Donna has a family holiday and drinks coffee. b C. Donna meets a quiet boy, confuses him with his brother and learns the importance of communication. c B. Donna does not like travelling by boat.

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Donna’s Story Mission: The Wrong Brother MysteryOnline version

by Erika Andrea Prieto Bejarano

1. Where was Donna at the beginning of the story?

2. Who was travelling with Donna?

3. What was the boy like?

4. What happened when Donna first saw the boy?

5. Where was the boat going?

6. Where did Donna and Louise go later?

7. Who danced with Donna?

8. What did the quiet boy do after he saw Donna dancing?

9. Where did Donna wait for the boy?

10. How many cups of coffee did Donna drink?

11. What was the main cause of Donnaa0s confusion?

12. Why did the quiet boy probably leave the disco feeling sad?

13. What do the four cups of coffee show?

14. Why did Donna want to stop the boat?

15. What is the best lesson from the story?

16. What can we infer about Donna at the end?

17. What was the best thing Donna could do before dancing?

18. What is the best message Donna could say to the quiet boy?

19. Who could help prevent the misunderstanding?

20. Which sentence is the best summary of the story?