Comprehension Worksheet for Class 1 – Mixed
Reading tip (Read, find, answer): Read the whole passage first. Read the question and spot the question word. Find the line with the answer and choose the option that matches it.
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1.Hens lay eggs. A baby hen is called a chick. Chicks are small and yellow.
What do hens lay? (a) seeds (b) honey (c) eggs (d) milk -
2.Divya’s tooth was loose. She bit an apple. Out came the tooth!
What came out? (a) the apple (b) the tooth (c) the seed (d) the worm -
3.Faizan helped his father wash the car. They used a bucket and a cloth. The car was clean and shiny.
How was the car at the end? (a) wet and muddy (b) dirty and dull (c) old and broken (d) clean and shiny -
4.Birds have wings and feathers. Most birds can fly. They lay eggs in a nest.
What do birds lay? (a) stones (b) leaves (c) eggs (d) seeds -
5.Birds have wings and feathers. Most birds can fly. They lay eggs in a nest.
What do birds have? (a) fins and scales (b) fur and paws (c) wings and feathers (d) horns and hooves -
6.Here is a beach. Two girls make a sand castle. The sea is blue.
What do the girls make? (a) a boat (b) a sand castle (c) a cake (d) a kite -
7.Grandma told Mohan a story. It was about a clever crow. Mohan fell asleep at the end.
True or false: The story was about a clever crow. (a) False (b) True -
8.A peacock is a beautiful bird. It has blue and green feathers. It dances when it rains.
What colours are its feathers? (a) red and yellow (b) black and white (c) pink and brown (d) blue and green -
9.This is a bathroom. Tara washes her hands with soap. The tap is on.
Which room is this? (a) a bathroom (b) a bedroom (c) a classroom (d) a kitchen -
10.Rain falls from the clouds. It fills ponds and rivers. Plants and animals need rain.
Who needs rain? (a) only birds (b) plants and animals (c) only fish (d) only plants -
11.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 -
12.Sara had five balloons. One balloon went pop! Now she had four balloons.
How many balloons went pop? (a) three (b) five (c) two (d) one
Answer key
- eggs
- the tooth
- clean and shiny
- eggs
- wings and feathers
- a sand castle
- True
- blue and green
- a bathroom
- plants and animals
- False
- one
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