La Libreta Azul

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Historia de Emma y la libreta

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La Libreta Azul


La Libreta AzulVersion en ligne Historia de Emma y la libreta par Cynthia Macedo 1 How old was Emma? a C) 17 b D) 18 c B) 16 d A) 15 2 Where did Emma usually draw? a C) Café b B) In her bedroom c A) At school d D) In a park 3 What color was the notebook? a B) Blue b C) Green c A) Red d D) Black 4 What name was written in the notebook? a A) Emma b D) Dylan c C) Daniel d B) David 5 Why did Emma follow the path? a C) She wanted to find a restaurant. b D) She was lost. c B) She was trying to get home. d A) The drawing helped her discover it. 6 What can we infer about the teenagers in the photographs? a B) They were strangers. b C) They were teachers. c D) They were enemies. d A) They were probably friends. 7 What does “life took us in different directions” probably mean? a B) They got lost in the park. b A) They moved or chose different paths in life. c C) They traveled together. d D) They stopped being friends immediately. 8 Why was the notebook important? a B) It contained Emma’s schoolwork. b A) It helped Emma discover the hidden garden and the friends’ story. c C) It belonged to Emma’s parents. d D) It showed Emma how to draw. 9 What is the most important message of the story? a D) Social media is dangerous. b B) People should never visit parks alone. c A) Old objects can connect people and preserve memories. d C) Drawing is only useful for artists. 10 Do you think Daniel made the right decision by giving Emma the notebook? a D) Yes, because Daniel wanted to forget his friends. b A) Yes, because Emma helped him reconnect with an important part of his past. c C) No, because Emma did not like drawing. d B) No, because notebooks are expensive. 11 What does the title The Blue Notebook represent? a C) Daniel’s photography career. b D) A book about drawing techniques. c A) A mysterious object that connects the past with the present. d B) Emma’s school notebook. 12 Which sentence best describes the entire story? a B) A girl loses her notebook at school. b D) A group of teenagers gets lost in a park. c C) A photographer teaches a girl how to draw. d A) A girl finds an old notebook and discovers a forgotten story about friendship.

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La Libreta AzulVersion en ligne

par Cynthia Macedo

How old was Emma?

Where did Emma usually draw?

What color was the notebook?

What name was written in the notebook?

Why did Emma follow the path?

What can we infer about the teenagers in the photographs?

What does “life took us in different directions” probably mean?

Why was the notebook important?

What is the most important message of the story?

Do you think Daniel made the right decision by giving Emma the notebook?

What does the title The Blue Notebook represent?

Which sentence best describes the entire story?