Amusement Park 1
Where are the amusement parks we read about on Tuesday?
The amusement park is in Japan.
What animals visited the art museum?
Penguins visited the art museum.
"Japan's amusement parks are slowly reopening."
In this sentence, what is the word parks?
Parks is a noun in this sentence.
What is the rule at the amusement park?
The new rule is no screaming.
Where is the art museum that the animals visited?
The art museum is in Kansas City.
"The zoo's executive director, Randy Wisthoff, said the penguins have missed their regular interactions with zoo visitors."
What is missed?
Missed is a verb.
Why does the amusement park have the new rule?
The amusement park has the new rule because of COVID-19.
Why did the animals visit the art museum?
They missed visitors at the zoo.
"The zoo's executive director, Randy Wisthoff, said the penguins have missed their regular interactions with zoo visitors."
In this sentence, what is Randy Wisthoff?
Randy Wisthoff is a noun.
True or false: People still have to wear masks on the rides.
True
True or false: The animals liked going to the art museum.
True
"Japan's amusement parks are slowly reopening."
In this sentence, what is slowly?
Slowly is an adverb.
What is an amusement park? (Please tell me in a complete sentence.)
An amusement park is a place with roller coasters where people have fun.
What is a zoo? (Please tell me in a complete sentence.)
A zoo is a place where animals live and people can see them.
He added: "We are so happy today to welcome our colleagues from the zoo and they've brought special friends and we're seeing how they react to art."
What are "happy" and "special"?
Happy and special are adjectives.