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    The document provides examples to distinguish between real and fantasy events. Real events are those that can actually happen, while fantasy events cannot. Students are given 10 sentences and asked to identify whether each one describes a real or fantasy situation by writing an R or F. The key provides the correct answers, with sentences like "the sun winked at me" or "the car got tired and stopped to rest" identified as fantasy and sentences like "the milk is cold" or "I drove the car down the road" identified as real.

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    The document provides examples to distinguish between real and fantasy events. Real events are those that can actually happen, while fantasy events cannot. Students are given 10 sentences and asked to identify whether each one describes a real or fantasy situation by writing an R or F. The key provides the correct answers, with sentences like "the sun winked at me" or "the car got tired and stopped to rest" identified as fantasy and sentences like "the milk is cold" or "I drove the car down the road" identified as real.

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    Reading Real or Fantasy PDF

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    The document provides examples to distinguish between real and fantasy events. Real events are those that can actually happen, while fantasy events cannot. Students are given 10 sentences and asked to identify whether each one describes a real or fantasy situation by writing an R or F. The key provides the correct answers, with sentences like "the sun winked at me" or "the car got tired and stopped to rest" identified as fantasy and sentences like "the milk is cold" or "I drove the car down the road" identified as real.

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    Reading -- Real or Fantasy


    If an event or thing can really happen, then it is real.
    Things that can’t really happen are fantasy.

    example: John runs across the football field. (real)


    John flaps his arms and flies over the city. (fantasy)

    Read each sentence. Write an F by the ones that are fantasy. Write an R by the ones that
    are real.

    1. _______ The milk is cold.

    2. _______ He bought some clothes at the mall.

    3. _______ The sun winked at me as the day ended.

    4. _______ The dog laughed as he chased the cat.

    5. _______ I drove the car down the road.

    6. _______ The toys played with each other when the kids left the room.

    7. _______ The cat meowed loudly.

    8. _______ When the car got tired, it stopped to take a rest.

    9. _______ The water froze and turned to diamonds.

    10. _______ The invisible kitten played with a ball of yarn.

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    ANSWER KEY

    Reading -- Real or Fantasy

    If an event or thing can really happen, then it is real.


    Things that can’t really happen are fantasy.

    example: John runs across the football field. (real)


    John flaps his arms and flies over the city. (fantasy)

    Read each sentence. Write an F by the ones that are fantasy. Write an R by the ones that
    are real.

    1. R
    _______ The milk is cold.

    2. R
    _______ He bought some clothes at the mall.

    3. F
    _______ The sun winked at me as the day ended.

    4. F
    _______ The dog laughed as he chased the cat.

    5. R
    _______ I drove the car down the road.

    6. F
    _______ The toys played with each other when the kids left the room.

    7. R
    _______ The cat meowed loudly.

    8. F
    _______ When the car got tired, it stopped to take a rest.

    9. F
    _______ The water froze and turned to diamonds.

    10. F
    _______ The invisible kitten played with a ball of yarn.

    KH

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