Class 1 Reading Comprehension Worksheet
Reading tip (The facts are in the lines): Read the facts one by one. Find the sentence that talks about the thing in the question. True or false: true only if the passage says it.
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1.A frog can live on land and in water. It catches insects with its long tongue. A baby frog is a tadpole.
What does a frog catch? (a) fish (b) birds (c) insects (d) mice -
2.Snow is white and cold. It falls on high mountains in winter. Children make snowmen with it.
Where does snow fall? (a) in the sea (b) on the beach (c) in the desert (d) on high mountains -
3.A fish lives in water. It swims with its fins. A fish has no legs.
In “It swims with its fins”, what is “It”? (a) the boat (b) the fin (c) the fish (d) the water -
4.Birds have wings and feathers. Most birds can fly. They lay eggs in a nest.
What can most birds do? (a) bark (b) swim (c) fly (d) climb -
5.Rain falls from the clouds. It fills ponds and rivers. Plants and animals need rain.
What does rain fill? (a) roads and cars (b) cups and plates (c) bags and boxes (d) ponds and rivers -
6.Trees give us fruit and shade. Birds make nests in trees. We must not cut trees.
Where do birds make nests? (a) in water (b) in the sand (c) in boxes (d) in trees -
7.A spider has eight legs. It spins a web. Insects get stuck in the web.
True or false: A spider has six legs. (a) True (b) False -
8.An elephant is very big. It has a long trunk. It uses its trunk to drink water.
Which word is the opposite of “big”? (a) long (b) heavy (c) small (d) tall -
9.The sun gives us light. It also keeps us warm. We must not look straight at the sun.
The sun keeps us ___. (a) cold (b) sleepy (c) wet (d) warm -
10.Plants need water and sunlight. Their roots drink water from the soil. Green leaves make food for the plant.
What do plants need? (a) milk and bread (b) sand and stones (c) water and sunlight (d) toys and games -
11.Bees live in a hive. They make sweet honey. Bees fly from flower to flower.
How does honey taste? (a) sweet (b) sour (c) salty (d) bitter -
12.The moon shines at night. Its shape seems to change every night. Sometimes it is round like a ball.
What is the moon round like sometimes? (a) a stick (b) a box (c) a star (d) a ball
Answer key
- insects
- on high mountains
- the fish
- fly
- ponds and rivers
- in trees
- False
- small
- warm
- water and sunlight
- sweet
- a ball
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