Question

ACTIVITY NO. 2 SEQUENCING EVENTS DIRECTIONS: Arrange the flow of events in the story. Write the letters A-J (A as the beginning and J as the last) to indicate their order. 1. The rich man opened his mouth to speak and fell to the floor without a sound. 2. After that, the poor father cross-examined the rich man during the trial. 3. The poor father strode into the room with a hat full of coins and produced a sweet tinkle sound as the spirit of money to pay the rich man. 4. To start with, the rich man arrived with his young lawyer. 5. Next, the poor father decided to pay the rich man immediately. 6. Then, the rich man's children were brought inside and the spectators were amazed to see them so thin and pale. 7. Finally, the narrator's family laughed, followed by the spectators laughing while holding their bellies and bending over their chairs. 8. The father denied the accusation but agreed that his family became healthy and asked to see the complainant's children. 9. The lawyer asked the poor father if he agrees that he stole the wealth and food's spirit. 10. The judge pounded his gavel and announced that the case is dismissed.

          ACTIVITY NO. 2 SEQUENCING EVENTS
    DIRECTIONS: Arrange the flow of events in the story. Write the letters A-J (A as the beginning and J as the last) to indicate their order.
    1. The rich man opened his mouth to speak and fell to the floor without a sound.
    2. After that, the poor father cross-examined the rich man during the trial.
    3. The poor father strode into the room with a hat full of coins and produced a sweet tinkle sound as the spirit of money to pay the rich man.
    4. To start with, the rich man arrived with his young lawyer.
    5. Next, the poor father decided to pay the rich man immediately.
    6. Then, the rich man's children were brought inside and the spectators were amazed to see them so thin and pale.
    7. Finally, the narrator's family laughed, followed by the spectators laughing while holding their bellies and bending over their chairs.
    8. The father denied the accusation but agreed that his family became healthy and asked to see the complainant's children.
    9. The lawyer asked the poor father if he agrees that he stole the wealth and food's spirit.
    10. The judge pounded his gavel and announced that the case is dismissed.

activity no 2 sequencing eventsdirections arrange the flow of events in the story write the letters a jaas the beginning and j as the last to indicate their order1 the rich man opened his mo 70604

Added by Ruth C.

Question

Please give Ace some feedback