Comprehension Worksheet for Class 1
Reading tip (See it, then say it): Read the sentences slowly and picture them. Look at the question word: who (a person), what (a thing), where (a place), how many (a number). Go back and find the sentence that has the answer.
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1.It is raining. Imran has a green umbrella. His shoes are wet.
In “His shoes are wet”, who is “His”? (a) the umbrella (b) the rain (c) Imran (d) the teacher -
2.This is a farm. A cow eats grass. Three hens walk near the gate.
Which animal eats grass? (a) the hen (b) the cat (c) the dog (d) the cow -
3.Here is a tree. A monkey sits on a branch. It eats a yellow banana.
Where does the monkey sit? (a) on the ground (b) on a branch (c) on a roof (d) in a car -
4.Here is a garden. Red roses grow by the wall. A bee sits on a rose.
True or false: A bee sits on a rose. (a) False (b) True -
5.Here is a pond. Four ducks swim in the water. A frog sits on a leaf.
How many ducks are there? (a) four (b) three (c) five (d) two -
6.This is a kitchen. Amma is making rotis. A pot of dal is on the stove.
Who is making rotis? (a) Nani (b) Amma (c) Appa (d) the cook -
7.This is a kitchen. Amma is making rotis. A pot of dal is on the stove.
Where is the pot? (a) in the sink (b) on the stove (c) on the floor (d) on the table -
8.Look at the road. A red car stops at the light. An old man crosses the road.
Where does the car stop? (a) at the school (b) at the light (c) at the shop (d) at the tree -
9.This is a train. Grandpa sits by the window. He looks at the green fields.
In “He looks at the green fields”, who is “He”? (a) Grandpa (b) the driver (c) a boy (d) the window -
10.This is a bedroom. A baby sleeps in the cot. A cat sleeps on the mat.
Who sleeps in the cot? (a) a dog (b) a cat (c) a baby (d) a girl -
11.This is a classroom. The teacher writes on the board. Ravi reads a book.
Who writes on the board? (a) Amma (b) the teacher (c) the cat (d) Ravi -
12.This is a birthday party. Joseph has a big cake. His friends clap and sing.
Which word is the opposite of “big”? (a) tall (b) long (c) hot (d) small
Answer key
- Imran
- the cow
- on a branch
- True
- four
- Amma
- on the stove
- at the light
- Grandpa
- a baby
- the teacher
- small
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