100. Moving Out

She is moving to another state. She is excited. She is also sad. She is excited to be in a new place.

She is excited to meet new people. She is excited to start a new life. She is sad to leave her family. She is sad to leave her friends. She will miss a lot of things.

Vocabulary Words

                                                           

No.	Word	Definition	Example Sentence
01	moving	changing one's place of residence or location	She is moving to another state.
02	another state	a different one of the political divisions within a country	She is moving to another state.
03	excited	feeling or showing great enthusiasm and eagerness	She is excited.
04	also sad	in addition to being excited, feeling unhappiness or sorrow	She is also sad.
05	new place	a location that is unfamiliar or different from before	She is excited to be in a new place.
06	meet new people	to encounter and get to know unfamiliar individuals	She is excited to meet new people.
07	start a new life	to begin a different and often improved way of living	She is excited to start a new life.
08	leave her family	to depart from her close relatives (parents, siblings, etc.)	She is sad to leave her family.
09	leave her friends	to depart from the people she has affectionate bonds with	She is sad to leave her friends.
10	will miss	will feel a sense of loss or longing for something or someone absent	She will miss a lot of things.
11	a lot of things	many various items, experiences, or people	She will miss a lot of things.
12	life	the existence of an individual human being	She is excited to start a new life.
13	family	a group consisting of parents and children living together in a household	She is sad to leave her family.
14	friends	people with whom one has a bond of mutual affection	She is sad to leave her friends.
15	place	a particular position or point in space	She is excited to be in a new place.
16	people	human beings in general or considered collectively	She is excited to meet new people.
17	happy	feeling or showing pleasure or contentment	She is excited (which is a form of happiness).
18	unhappy	not happy; sad	She is sad (which means unhappy).
19	excited to be	eager and enthusiastic about her future location	She is excited to be in a new place.
20	new	not existing before; recently made, introduced, or discovered	She is excited to meet new people.

Comprehension Questions

                                                       

No.	Question	Answer
01	What is the girl doing?	She is moving to another state.
02	What two main emotions does she feel?	Excited and sad.
03	Name one thing she is excited about.	Being in a new place / meeting new people / starting a new life.
04	Name one thing she is sad about.	Leaving her family / leaving her friends.
05	What specific type of people is she excited to meet?	New people.
06	What kind of life is she excited to start?	A new life.
07	Who will she miss by leaving?	Her family and her friends.
08	What phrase indicates she will feel a sense of longing for things she leaves behind?	She will miss a lot of things.
09	Moving to "another state" implies she is relocating within the same what?	Country.
10	What is the opposite emotion of "sad"?	Happy (or excited).
11	The phrase "start a new life" suggests a significant what?	Change (or fresh start).
12	What common experience is described in this story?	Relocating/moving homes.
13	What word indicates her positive feelings about the move?	Excited.
14	What word indicates her negative feelings about the move?	Sad.
15	"A lot of things" is a vague phrase. What types of "things" might she miss?	Her home, local places, routines, memories, etc.
16	The story focuses on what kind of move?	A residential (home) move.
17	What is the central conflict or mix of emotions for the character?	The bittersweet feelings of excitement for the new and sadness for what's left behind.
18	If she were moving to a different country, how would the wording change?	It would say "another country" instead of "another state."
19	The word "new" is used repeatedly. What does this emphasize about the move?	The significant changes and fresh start ahead.
20	The story suggests that moving, even when exciting, also involves what?	Loss and emotional difficulty.