103. Buying an Apple

She is hungry. She wants an apple. She walks outside. She goes to her car. She drives to the market. She sees a lot of apples.

The green apples look sour. The red apples look sweet. She takes a red apple. She goes to the cashier. She gives him money. She eats the apple.

Vocabulary Words

                                                           

No.	Word	Definition	Example Sentence
01	hungry	feeling a desire or need for food	She is hungry.
02	wants an apple	desires a round fruit with firm white flesh and a green or red skin	She wants an apple.
03	walks outside	moves from inside the house to the exterior	She walks outside.
04	goes to her car	moves toward her personal vehicle	She goes to her car.
05	drives to the market	operates her car toward a public place for buying and selling goods	She drives to the market.
06	a lot of apples	a large quantity of the fruit	She sees a lot of apples.
07	green apples	apples with a green color, often associated with a tart taste	The green apples look sour.
08	look sour	appear to have a sharp, pungent, or acidic taste	The green apples look sour.
09	red apples	apples with a red color, often associated with a sweet taste	The red apples look sweet.
10	look sweet	appear to have a sugary, pleasant taste	The red apples look sweet.
11	takes a red apple	selects and picks up one of the red fruits	She takes a red apple.
12	goes to the cashier	moves to the person responsible for receiving payments for goods	She goes to the cashier.
13	gives him money	hands over currency as payment for the item	She gives him money.
14	eats the apple	consumes the fruit by chewing and swallowing it	She eats the apple.
15	outside	not inside a building	She walks outside.
16	car	a road vehicle with four wheels	She goes to her car.
17	market	a place where food and other goods are sold	She drives to the market.
18	sees	perceives with her eyes	She sees a lot of apples.
19	selects	chooses one thing over another	She takes (or selects) a red apple.
20	payment	the action of paying money for something	She gives him money (for payment).

Comprehension Questions

                                                       

No.	Question	Answer
01	What is the girl's physical state at the start of the story?	She is hungry.
02	What food item does she want?	An apple.
03	Where did she walk after deciding to get an apple?	Outside.
04	How did she travel to the market?	She drove (in her car).
05	Where did she go to buy the apple?	To the market.
06	What color did the sour-looking apples have?	Green.
07	What did the green apples look like?	Sour.
08	What did the red apples look like?	Sweet.
09	Which color of apple did she choose?	Red.
10	Who did she go to after selecting her apple?	The cashier.
11	What did she give the cashier?	Money.
12	What was the final action in the story?	She eats the apple.
13	Why did she likely choose the red apple over the green one?	She wanted a sweet apple, not a sour one.
14	The fact that she drove suggests the market was not where?	Within walking distance.
15	What does the word "cashier" suggest about the place where she got the apple?	It is a formal business or store.
16	How many apples did she purchase?	One (She takes a red apple).
17	What is the opposite of "hungry"?	Full (or satiated).
18	What are the two main colors of apples mentioned?	Green and red.
19	What action was necessary before she could pay for the apple?	Selecting (taking) the apple.
20	What emotion was likely satisfied at the very end of the story?	Her hunger.