She picks up her favorite black ink pen to write a long letter. The smooth tip glides effortlessly across the clean white sheet of paper. Every stroke forms neat letters that tell a wonderful story about her weekend. Sometimes she stops writing for a second to think about the next sentence. When she finishes the final paragraph, she places the pen carefully back into its holder. The neat handwritten letter now lies ready on her wooden desk.
What does she pick up to write a long letter?
A) Her favorite black ink pen
B) A yellow wooden pencil
C) A red marker pen
D) A mechanical pencil
How does the smooth tip glide across the clean white paper?
A) Effortlessly
B) Very slowly
C) With a loud scratch
D) Unevenly across lines
What do the ink strokes form on the paper?
A) Neat letters telling a wonderful story
B) Quick sketches of the weekend
C) Random mathematical equations
D) Long lists of daily chores
What does she sometimes do for a second while writing?
A) Stops to think about the next sentence
B) Checks the time on her wristwatch
C) Sharpens the tip of her pen
D) Cleans ink off her fingers
Where is the neat handwritten letter placed after finishing the final paragraph?
A) Ready on her wooden desk
B) Inside a mailing envelope
C) Into her school backpack
D) On the living room shelf
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