I found a monster in my backyard. I named my monster <u>Woodie (noun)</u> because I found him (pronoun) near an old wooden stump. <u>Woodie (noun)</u> is short (adjective) and has brown (adjective) fur, like a dog. He (pronoun) has huge eyes and there are three of them. I found out <u>Woodie (noun)</u> likes to eat apples (noun), string cheese (noun), and pizza (noun). <u>Woodie (noun)</u> and I like to play (verb) at the park. When we go to the park, I dress him up. The first time we went to the park, I didn't dress him up and the people just stared at us. At the park we swing (verb) on the swing set and slide (verb) down the slides. We have a great time together. I am so happy I found <u>Woodie (noun)</u> .
Explanation:
There are more verbs, nouns, and adjectives. I just wanted to give you some examples of what they would be.
A simulation game is different than a learning game because a simulation imitates a real world activity without the need for real world materials or resources. The correct answer is A.
