Colonial Children Were Lucky!

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Colonial Children Were Lucky!


Froggy Jumps Colonial Children Were Lucky!Version en ligne Opinion Piece par Becca 1 Which is NOT something the author says colonial games taught children? a how to follow directions b how to cut wood c how to use their imaginations 2 According to the author, why was ninepins much better than bowling? a It was played in colonial times. b Not only was it fun, but it was also good exercise. c A machine sets up the pins. 3 How does the passage say bowling is different today? a Pins are no longer used. b A ball is no longer used to knock down the pins. c A machine does all the work. 4 Which is an OPINION and not a fact? a But quoits was better for children. b Another game that colonial children played was quoits. c Quoits is similar to the game of horseshoes. 5 How does the author believe children feel when they make their own game pieces? a hopeful b tired c proud 6 How was the game of jackstraws different from pickup sticks? a The sticks were rough and bumpy. b The sticks were made of wood. c The sticks were smooth and straight. 7 What does the author say would happen if a child pulled the strings of a wonder turner quickly? a The child would be able to watch a short movie. b The wonder turner would fly through the air. c The pictures on either side of the wonder turner would seem to become one. 8 Which does the author say you could use to make your own game? a a game board and game pieces that you already have b a wooden spoon from your kitchen and a doll c a scrap of wood or some rope you find 9 Which statment would the author most likely agree with? a It is tiring and boring to build something yourself. b It is more fun to build a model car yourself than to buy one from a store. c Colonial children probably didn't have mjuch fun when they played.

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Colonial Children Were Lucky!Version en ligne

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Which is NOT something the author says colonial games taught children?

According to the author, why was ninepins much better than bowling?

How does the passage say bowling is different today?

Which is an OPINION and not a fact?

How does the author believe children feel when they make their own game pieces?

How was the game of jackstraws different from pickup sticks?

What does the author say would happen if a child pulled the strings of a wonder turner quickly?

Which does the author say you could use to make your own game?

Which statment would the author most likely agree with?