Look at the pictures and write a story in about 90 words. Write your own ending.

Dr. Frank’s Wild Experiment

Dr. Frank, a scientist with wild ideas, was working late in his lab one night. He decided to mix a mysterious liquid with pieces of chicken in an iron pot. “This will revolutionize science!” he exclaimed. As he stirred the mixture, a strange, pungent smell filled the air.

Suddenly, the pot began to bubble violently. Dr. Frank, lost in thought, didn’t notice until it was too late. The pot tipped over, and the hot liquid spilled onto his hand, causing a minor burn. “Ouch! That’s what I get for being too reckless,” he muttered.

In the end, Dr. Frank realized that even the wildest ideas need caution. He bandaged his hand and smiled, thinking, “Science is as unpredictable as the weather, but that’s what makes it exciting!”

(127 words)

Advanced Vocabulary:

1. Wild ideas: Creative or unusual thoughts.
2. Pungent smell: A strong, sharp smell.
3. Lost in thought: Deeply thinking about something.
4. Reckless: Acting without thinking about the consequences.
5. Caution: Careful behavior to avoid danger.

Idiom:

• As unpredictable as the weather: Used to describe something that is very uncertain or changes quickly.

Story Structure:

1. Introduction: Dr. Frank’s character and his wild idea.
2. Problem: The experiment goes wrong (spilled liquid and injury).
3. Resolution: Lesson learned (caution is important).
4. Ending: Positive outlook (excitement for science).