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Mwansa and Suya Story Evidence Files

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Mwansa and Suya Story Evidence Files
 

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Riddles for reading

by Hidden Author
1

We are the two children walking along the road after school. Who are we?

Hints

Think of the names of the kids in the story.

Clue about the characters after school.

2

This is where the two children were going after school.

Hints

Consider where kids usually go after school.

They were headed to a place where they rest.

3

This is what Mwansa saw lying on the road.

Hints

A common object mentioned in the text.

Something lying on the road that sparked the question.

4

I said, "Suya, look over there!" Who am I?

Hints

Identify who spoke first in that line.

The speaker points to something and calls out Suya.

5

I asked, "What is it?" Who am I?

Hints

Who responds after Mwansa points?

The other child asks a question about the object.

6

I asked whether they could smoke the cigarette. Who am I?

Hints

Who raised the question about smoking?

A boy who suggested asking about smoking.

7

I said that they must not smoke it. Who am I?

Hints

Identify which child spoke next.

The other child gives the health-related response.

8

What reason did Suya give for refusing to smoke?

Hints

Exact phrase used in the text.

Her reason is a health statement from the story.

9

Where were the children coming from?

Hints

Where did they start from in the story?

Origin of their walk home.

10

Which health-related word completes Suya's sentence: "Smoking is bad for our ______."

Hints

Finish the well-known phrase from the text.

A single health-related word completes the sentence.

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