Comprehension Worksheet for Class 1

Reading comprehension lesson 1: Picture sentences · Set 51 · 12 questions

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.

1. 1.Here is a tree. A monkey sits on a branch. It eats a yellow banana.
   
   In “It eats a yellow banana”, what is “It”? (a) the monkey (b) the tree (c) the branch (d) the banana
2. 2.It is raining. Imran has a green umbrella. His shoes are wet.
   
   What are wet? (a) his hands (b) his shoes (c) his bag (d) his books
3. 3.This is a park. A boy sits on the swing. A brown dog runs on the grass.
   
   True or false: The dog sits on the swing. (a) False (b) True
4. 4.This is a bus stop. Nisha waits with her mother. The bus is late.
   
   Who waits with her mother? (a) the driver (b) Ravi (c) Nisha (d) the teacher
5. 5.This is a market. A man sells mangoes. Meena buys six mangoes.
   
   Which word is the opposite of “buys”? (a) eats (b) takes (c) sells (d) sees
6. 6.This is a farm. A cow eats grass. Three hens walk near the gate.
   
   What place is this? (a) a farm (b) a park (c) a school (d) a zoo
7. 7.This is a playground. Gurpreet kicks a ball. The ball goes into the net.
   
   Who kicks the ball? (a) a dog (b) the coach (c) Gurpreet (d) Ravi
8. 8.Here is a garden. Red roses grow by the wall. A bee sits on a rose.
   
   What sits on a rose? (a) a bee (b) a frog (c) a bird (d) a cat
9. 9.This is a park. A boy sits on the swing. A brown dog runs on the grass.
   
   What colour is the dog? (a) white (b) brown (c) red (d) black
10. 10.This is a kitchen. Amma is making rotis. A pot of dal is on the stove.
    
    What is in the pot? (a) water (b) rice (c) milk (d) dal
11. 11.This is a park. A boy sits on the swing. A brown dog runs on the grass.
    
    What place is this? (a) a school (b) a park (c) a farm (d) a shop
12. 12.Here is a pond. Four ducks swim in the water. A frog sits on a leaf.
    
    How many ducks are there? (a) five (b) four (c) three (d) two

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