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Lesson 52: My Doll

Module 52 • Inquiring & Asking Questions
ℹ Descriptive Inquiry • Statements vs. Questions
• Describing Toys: Observe a favorite doll: its name, size, eyes, hair, clothes, and maker.
• Asking Questions: A question asks something and must always conclude with a question mark (?). Statements end with a period (.).
Lesson 52: My Doll
✦ Toy Study • My Doll
Observe the porcelain doll: Notice her frilled bonnet, delicate lace dress, painted face, and graceful pose on the chair.
Part 1: Descriptive Statements
Write a complete statement answering each question.
1. What is its name?
2. Is it large or small?
3. What color are its eyes?
4. What color is its hair?
5. What kind of dress has it on?
6. Who made the dress?
7. What has it on its head?
Part 2: Asking an Inquisitive Question
Formulate a thoughtful question about the doll.
8. Ask a question about the doll (end with a question mark ?).
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