My new blue sharpener sits quietly in the front pocket of my school backpack. Whenever my pencil tip breaks during class, I pull out the sharpener immediately. I insert the wooden pencil firmly into the small circular hole and twist it around. Tiny colorful shavings begin to pile up neatly inside the transparent plastic container. After a few quick turns, the pencil tip becomes sharp and perfect again. Finally, I empty the waste into the classroom trash bin and close my bag.
Where does the new blue sharpener sit in the backpack?
A) In the front pocket
B) At the very bottom
C) In the side compartment
D) Inside a pencil case
What happens when the pencil tip breaks during class?
A) The writer pulls out the sharpener immediately
B) A new pencil is borrowed from a friend
C) The broken pencil is thrown into the trash
D) The teacher hands out a replacement
What builds up inside the transparent plastic container?
A) Tiny colorful shavings
B) Small wooden pieces
C) Dust and dirt particles
D) Broken graphite leads
How does the pencil tip become after a few quick turns?
A) Sharp and perfect
B) Short and blunt
C) Crooked and weak
D) Smooth and rounded
Where does the waste go after sharpening?
A) Into the classroom trash bin
B) Inside the desk drawer
C) Straight onto the floor
D) Back into the backpack
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