Comprehension Worksheet for Class 1

Reading comprehension lesson 1: Picture sentences · Set 821 · 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.This is a temple fair. There is a big wheel. Children eat pink candy floss.
   
   What place is this? (a) a beach (b) a farm (c) a school (d) a temple fair
2. 2.Look at the sky. The sun is hot and bright. A kite flies high.
   
   Which word is the opposite of “hot”? (a) high (b) cold (c) big (d) bright
3. 3.This is a playground. Gurpreet kicks a ball. The ball goes into the net.
   
   True or false: The ball goes over the wall. (a) True (b) False
4. 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. 5.Here is a beach. Two girls make a sand castle. The sea is blue.
   
   True or false: The sea is blue. (a) True (b) False
6. 6.Here is a garden. Red roses grow by the wall. A bee sits on a rose.
   
   What sits on a rose? (a) a frog (b) a cat (c) a bird (d) a bee
7. 7.It is night. The moon is round and white. Many stars shine in the sky.
   
   What is round and white? (a) the moon (b) a star (c) the sun (d) a cloud
8. 8.This is a farm. A cow eats grass. Three hens walk near the gate.
   
   What place is this? (a) a zoo (b) a park (c) a farm (d) a school
9. 9.This is a classroom. The teacher writes on the board. Ravi reads a book.
   
   Who writes on the board? (a) the cat (b) Amma (c) the teacher (d) Ravi
10. 10.This is a birthday party. Joseph has a big cake. His friends clap and sing.
    
    Whose party is it? (a) Joseph’s (b) Imran’s (c) Meena’s (d) Ravi’s
11. 11.This is a bathroom. Tara washes her hands with soap. The tap is on.
    
    What does Tara wash with? (a) milk (b) oil (c) sand (d) soap
12. 12.This is a bathroom. Tara washes her hands with soap. The tap is on.
    
    Which word is the opposite of “on”? (a) in (b) up (c) off (d) out

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