Section 11
Sally and James didn't say much during the ride to Mark's house. Sally thought that since it was "bad news" the treasure belonged to someone else, even though they probably lost it.
"Whatever happened to 'finders-keepers'?" she mumbled. "What did you say Sally?" her mother asked. "Oh, nothing." Sally replied. Then she let out a long, sad sigh that echoed through the car.
When they arrived at Mark's house, the police were there with the treasure box. As Sally entered, the captain introduced himself and said, "Sally, this is yours. Your parents need to sign some papers but the box and its contents are yours."
Why didn't Sally and James say much during the ride to Mark's house?
a. They were excited about the news.
b. They were angry at Mark's father.
c. They were worried about the treasure.
d. They were planning to go back to the cave.
What did Sally think about the bad news regarding the treasure?
a. It belonged to someone else.
b. It was lost forever.
c. It was a prank.
d. It was fake.
What did Sally mumble about "finders-keepers"?
a. "Why can't we keep it?"
b. "Whatever happened to it is ours."
c. "We should share it with everyone."
d. "Is it really bad news?"
How did Sally feel about the news that the treasure belonged to someone else?
a. Angry.
b. Excited.
c. Sad.
d. Happy.
What did Sally say when her mother asked about her mumbling?
a. "Oh, nothing."
b. "I want the treasure."
c. "It's bad news."
d. "I'm sad."
How did Sally express her emotions when they arrived at Mark's house?
a. She jumped with joy.
b. She let out a long, sad sigh.
c. She hugged the police captain.
d. She shouted in excitement.
Who was at Mark's house when they arrived?
a. The treasure hunters.
b. The police with the treasure box.
c. Sally's parents.
d. Mark's family.