Test: The Story of the Road - 1 - Class 3 MCQ

The first line of the story says, "It is early morning."

The second line of the story says, "The road is asleep."

The birds are described as "calling softly" with the sounds "Chirrup, chirrup, chirrup" and "Caw, caw, caw."

A newspaper boy. The third paragraph introduces the newspaper boy with the sound of his bicycle bell: "Tring-a-ling, tring-a-ling."

"Tring-a-ling." The newspaper boy's bicycle bell makes the sound "Tring-a-ling, wake up."

 The fourth paragraph introduces the vegetable man with his call: "Peas, cauliflowers, cabbages.

The fifth paragraph describes the children going to school and talking to each other.

The fifth paragraph describes the sound of the children's shoes as they walk to school.

The crow says "Caw, caw, wake up" to the road.

The final line of the story has the road responding to the crow's request by saying, "Can't you see, you foolish bird? I am wide awake."