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Reading comprehension lesson 11: Dialogues · Set 646 · 12 questions
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Reading tip (Name before the colon): The name before “:” is the speaker. “I” means the speaker; “you” means the person they are talking to. Follow the talk in order to see what was decided.

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  1. 1.Akshara: Look at the long line of ants on the wall!
    Appa: They are carrying grains of sugar to their home.
    Akshara: How do they know where the sugar is?
    Appa: One ant finds it and leaves a smell trail for the others.
    Akshara: Should we spray them?
    Appa: No, just close the sugar jar tightly and they will go away.

    What are the ants carrying?
    (a) rice grains (b) grains of sugar (c) bits of bread (d) leaves
  2. 2.Tara: Aai, why are you covering the pickle jar with a cloth?
    Aai: To keep out flies and dust.
    Tara: Why are you keeping it in the sun?
    Aai: The sunlight helps the mango pieces become soft and tasty.
    Tara: How many days will it take?
    Aai: About one week, and then we can eat it.

    Why is the jar covered with a cloth?
    (a) to keep out flies (b) to hide it (c) to keep it warm (d) to make it sweet
  3. 3.Waiter: What would you like to eat?
    Maya: One plate of idli, please.
    Rohan: And I will have a masala dosa.
    Waiter: Anything to drink?
    Maya: Two glasses of mango juice. Not too cold, please.
    Waiter: Your food will be ready in ten minutes.

    What does Maya order to eat?
    (a) upma (b) vada (c) idli (d) dosa
  4. 4.Riya: Dadi, why are you making so many ladoos?
    Dadi: Tomorrow is Diwali, and your cousins are coming.
    Riya: Can I help you?
    Dadi: Yes, wash your hands first.
    Riya: Done! Shall I roll them?
    Dadi: Roll them small and round, like marbles.

    How should Riya roll the ladoos?
    (a) small and round (b) big and flat (c) long and thin (d) square
  5. 5.Tara: Aai, why are you covering the pickle jar with a cloth?
    Aai: To keep out flies and dust.
    Tara: Why are you keeping it in the sun?
    Aai: The sunlight helps the mango pieces become soft and tasty.
    Tara: How many days will it take?
    Aai: About one week, and then we can eat it.

    What is Aai covering with a cloth?
    (a) the milk pot (b) the pickle jar (c) the rice bag (d) the water bottle
  6. 6.Riya: Dadi, why are you making so many ladoos?
    Dadi: Tomorrow is Diwali, and your cousins are coming.
    Riya: Can I help you?
    Dadi: Yes, wash your hands first.
    Riya: Done! Shall I roll them?
    Dadi: Roll them small and round, like marbles.

    Who is coming tomorrow?
    (a) Riya’s cousins (b) Riya’s teacher (c) the neighbours (d) Dadi’s friends
  7. 7.Kabir: Look, Anu! There’s a rainbow in the sky.
    Anu: How many colours can you see?
    Kabir: I can see seven colours.
    Anu: Why do rainbows come out after rain?
    Kabir: Sunlight passes through tiny raindrops and splits into colours.
    Anu: Let’s draw one when we go inside.

    What do the children plan to do inside?
    (a) sleep (b) read a book (c) draw a rainbow (d) eat lunch
  8. 8.Meena: Papa, can we go to the Republic Day parade this year?
    Papa: Yes, but we must leave home very early.
    Meena: Why so early?
    Papa: Thousands of people come to watch, and the roads are closed after seven o’clock.
    Meena: I will set my alarm for five o’clock then.
    Papa: Good idea. Keep your cap and water bottle ready too.

    What should Meena keep ready?
    (a) cap and water bottle (b) a flag and a drum (c) umbrella and shoes (d) books and pens
  9. 9.Kabir: Look, Anu! There’s a rainbow in the sky.
    Anu: How many colours can you see?
    Kabir: I can see seven colours.
    Anu: Why do rainbows come out after rain?
    Kabir: Sunlight passes through tiny raindrops and splits into colours.
    Anu: Let’s draw one when we go inside.

    How many colours can Kabir see?
    (a) nine (b) six (c) five (d) seven
  10. 10.Meena: Papa, can we go to the Republic Day parade this year?
    Papa: Yes, but we must leave home very early.
    Meena: Why so early?
    Papa: Thousands of people come to watch, and the roads are closed after seven o’clock.
    Meena: I will set my alarm for five o’clock then.
    Papa: Good idea. Keep your cap and water bottle ready too.

    Which parade does Meena want to see?
    (a) Republic Day parade (b) wedding parade (c) Independence Day parade (d) school sports parade
  11. 11.Shopkeeper: Good morning! What would you like?
    Iqbal: I need two kilos of onions and one kilo of tomatoes, please.
    Shopkeeper: Here you are. That will be ninety rupees.
    Iqbal: Here is a hundred-rupee note.
    Shopkeeper: And here are your ten rupees back. Thank you!

    Which note does Iqbal give?
    (a) a hundred-rupee note (b) a fifty-rupee note (c) a coin (d) a ten-rupee note
  12. 12.Tara: Aai, why are you covering the pickle jar with a cloth?
    Aai: To keep out flies and dust.
    Tara: Why are you keeping it in the sun?
    Aai: The sunlight helps the mango pieces become soft and tasty.
    Tara: How many days will it take?
    Aai: About one week, and then we can eat it.

    Which fruit is in the pickle?
    (a) amla (b) lemon (c) carrot (d) mango

Answer key

  1. grains of sugar
  2. to keep out flies
  3. idli
  4. small and round
  5. the pickle jar
  6. Riya’s cousins
  7. draw a rainbow
  8. cap and water bottle
  9. seven
  10. Republic Day parade
  11. a hundred-rupee note
  12. mango

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