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.
What did the police captain say to Sally when they arrived?
a. The treasure was lost forever.
b. The treasure belonged to someone else.
c. The box and its contents are hers.
d. They needed more information.
What did Sally's parents need to do when they arrived at Mark's house?
a. Sign some papers.
b. Collect the treasure.
c. Explain the situation.
d. Return the treasure.
What did the police captain confirm about the treasure?
a. It belonged to Sally.
b. It was a fake.
c. It was lost forever.
d. It was still under investigation.
Section 12
Sally, Mark, and James shrieked with joy and danced around the room. Then Sally said, "What is the bad news?" The captain smiled and said. "The treasure is worth more money than you can imagine and with your new found wealth comes great responsibility." Sally didn't quite understand  what the captain was talking about and right now it really didn't matter.
Mark asked, "Are you going to share?"
"Of course," Sally said.
"If you and James didn't help me I might still be there."
Several days later Sally asked everyone over to her house.
"I have decided what to do with the money from the treasure after it is sold," she said.
How did Sally, Mark, and James react to the news that the treasure belonged to Sally?
a. They screamed in disappointment.
b. They danced around the room with joy.
c. They left the room quietly.
d. They called the police.
What did Sally inquire about after the initial celebration?
a. Where the treasure came from.
b. The value of the treasure.
c. The bad news.
d. How to share the treasure.
How did the captain describe the value of the treasure?
a. It was worthless.
b. It was more money than they could imagine.
c. It was just enough to cover expenses.
d. It was a small amount.
What did Sally not quite understand about the captain's talk of responsibility?
a. The value of the treasure.
b. The concept of responsibility.
c. The importance of wealth.
d. The captain's smile.
How did Sally, Mark, and James react to the captain's mention of great responsibility?
a. They were worried.
b. They were confused.
c. It didn't matter to them at the moment.
d. They started planning.
What did Mark ask Sally about the treasure?
a. If she was going to keep it all.
b. If she was going to share.
c. If she had plans for the money.
d. If she was going to sell it.
How did Sally respond to Mark's question about sharing the treasure?
a. She said no.
b. She said maybe.
c. She said yes.
d. She said it was not decided yet.
Why did Sally decide to share the treasure with Mark and James?
a. Because they danced around the room.
b. Because they helped her.
c. Because they were her friends.
d. Because the captain suggested it.
What did Sally announce to everyone several days later?
a. The value of the treasure.
b. Her decision about the money.
c. Another treasure hunt.
d. Her plans for a vacation.
What did Sally say about the money from the treasure after it is sold?
a. She would keep it all.
b. She had decided to share it.
c. She would invest it.
d. She would donate it to charity.
Section 13
"I am giving 1/6 to our Mom and Dad, 1/6 to Mark's Mom and Dad, 1/6 to Mark, 1/6 to James, and 1/6 for me." "There is an extra 1/6," Mark proudly stated. He loved math and was right on top of Sally's calculations. "No there's not," Sally said. "Is too," James said. "Is not," Sally said in an angered voice. Just as Mark was going to say, "They are at it again," Sally said, "This is why there isn't an extra 1/6! I am giving it to the local charity, so it can be given to those less  fortunate and in need." Her mother and father said it was a caring and responsible thing to do. They were very proud of her and knew that she understood what the captain meant when he had turned the treasure over to her just days before.
Multiple Choice Questions:
How did Sally decide to distribute the money from the treasure?
a. Equally among everyone.
b. Mostly to herself.
c. According to her preferences.
d. Based on a random draw.
What did Mark proudly state about Sally's distribution plan?
a. There is an extra 1/6.
b. It's a fair and just distribution.
c. It's a great math challenge.
d. It's a complicated calculation.
How did Sally respond to Mark's claim of an extra 1/6?
a. She agreed with Mark.
b. She disagreed and got angry.
c. She recalculated to confirm.
d. She ignored the statement.
What did James say about the extra 1/6?
a. "Is too."
b. "Is not."
c. "Who cares?"
d. "Let's share it equally."
How did Sally resolve the argument about the extra 1/6?
a. She admitted Mark was right.
b. She explained her decision.
c. She ignored the argument.
d. She gave the extra 1/6 to charity.
Why did Sally decide to give the extra 1/6 to charity?
a. To settle the argument.
b. To make everyone happy.
c. To help those less fortunate.
d. To save it for later.
How did Sally's parents react to her decision to give to charity?
a. They were disappointed.
b. They were angry.
c. They were proud of her.
d. They disagreed with her.
What did Mark think about Sally's decision to give to charity?
a. He thought it was unnecessary.
b. He loved the idea.
c. He didn't understand.
d. He was indifferent.
Why were Sally's parents proud of her decision?
a. It settled the argument.
b. It demonstrated caring and responsibility.
c. It followed the captain's advice.
d. It made everyone happy.
What did Sally's parents understand about her decision?
a. She wanted to keep all the money.
b. She didn't understand the value of money.
c. She cared for others and was responsible.
d. She was influenced by Mark's idea.
Sumber Teks Bacaan Hide and Seek; by T. Albert
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