Reading Comprehension
English Language
Reading Comprehension starts at 1 and continues till grade 12.
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Read the passage: 'Anna planted a seed. She watered it every day. Soon, a flower grew.' What happened first?
Read the passage: 'Ben always helps his friends. He is kind and caring.' What is a character trait of Ben?
Read the passage: 'It was raining. Mia took her umbrella before leaving the house.' Why did Mia take her umbrella?
Read the passage: 'Lily thinks chocolate ice cream is the best.' Is this a fact or an opinion?
Read the passage: 'Sam ran to the store to buy milk. He paid the cashier and walked home.' What did Sam buy?
Read the passage: 'Sara loves to read books. Every night, she reads a new story before bed.' What does Sara do every night?
Read the passage: 'The cat climbed the tree to chase a bird. The bird flew away, and the cat climbed down.' What did the cat do after the bird flew away?
Read the passage: 'The dog wagged its tail when it saw its owner.' Why did the dog wag its tail?
Read the passage: 'The rabbit hopped into the garden and found a carrot.' What did the rabbit find?
Read the passage: 'The sun rises in the east.' Is this a fact or an opinion?
Read the passage: 'Tom forgot his lunch at home. He felt sad until his friend shared a sandwich.' What was Tom's problem?
What do you call the order in which events happen in a story?
What do you call the problem in a story?
What is a character trait?
What is a fact?
What is a prediction?
What is a summary?
What is the difference between a fact and an opinion?
What is the difference between the main idea and a detail?
What is the first thing you should do when you start reading a passage?
