The Way To The Park

Takara and Reiko had just moved to the city. They wanted to walk from their house to the park. They thought they knew the way. When they got to the end of their street, they turned to the right. They walked down the street. Then they turned to the right again.
Takara and Reiko walked and turned. They walked and turned. They couldn’t find the park. Then they saw their house. Their mother laughed. “I think you turned too many times,” she said.
1. The best title is --
(A) Takara and Reiko Can’t Find the Park
(B) Takara and Reiko Play Ball
(C) Mother Goes for a Long Walk
(D) Takara and Reiko Go to the Store
2. In the story, Takara and Reiko live --
(A) on a farm
(B) in a small town
(C) in the woods
(D) in the city
3. Takara and Reiko wanted to go to the --
(A) school
(B) zoo
(C) park
(D) lake
4. You can tell that Takara is Reiko’s --
(A) friend
(B) father
(C) mother
(D) sister
Walk : to move or travel on legs and feet
_____: travel through place on foot.
_____: walk with somebody to something.
_____: move large object by rocking.
_____: be stolen.
1. Danny is a toddler just learning to walk.
2. We were walking the coastal path.
3. I walked Amy home last night.
4. The bureau’s too heavy to lift; we’ll have to walk it into the bedroom.
5. The petty cash seems to have walked.