Comprehension Worksheet for Class 2 – Mixed
Reading tip (Know the kind of text): See what kind of text it is: story, poem or note. Read the question and find the line with the answer. Check that your answer agrees with the passage.
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1.Divya’s tooth was loose for a week. One morning, it fell out while she ate an apple. She kept the tiny tooth in a small box. Her mother said a new tooth would grow in its place.
How long was Divya’s tooth loose? (a) for a month (b) for a day (c) for a week (d) for a year -
2.Dear Aarav,
I have gone to the market to buy vegetables. Your lunch is in the blue box on the table. Please feed the fish before you go to play.
Love,
Mum
What must Aarav do before he goes to play? (a) do his homework (b) buy vegetables (c) clean his room (d) feed the fish -
3.On Diwali night, Neha lit twelve clay lamps. She put them in a row on the balcony. A breeze blew out two lamps. Her grandfather helped her light them again.
How many lamps did Neha light? (a) twelve (b) twenty (c) ten (d) two -
4.The postman comes at ten each day,
With letters from so far away.
He rings his bell and waves to me,
Then hurries off to house number three.
Who is the poem about? (a) the doctor (b) the teacher (c) the milkman (d) the postman -
5.Deepak heard a bird chirping loudly. He saw a baby sparrow on the ground below its nest. He told his mother at once. She gently put the baby bird back into the nest.
Who did Deepak tell? (a) his father (b) his teacher (c) his mother (d) his friend -
6.Zoya and her friends played hide-and-seek in the park. Zoya hid behind a big neem tree. Nobody could find her for a long time. At last, her friend Ravi saw her red shoes peeping out.
Where did Zoya hide? (a) under a bench (b) behind a wall (c) behind a big neem tree (d) inside a hut -
7.Join our Clean-Up Day!
This Sunday, children of Green Park will clean the park. We will start at 7 o’clock in the morning. Bring gloves and a bag. Snacks will be given to all helpers.
What should the helpers bring? (a) a ball and a bat (b) books and pens (c) gloves and a bag (d) food and water -
8.My kite is green, my kite is high,
It dances in the windy sky.
I hold the string and run along,
And sing a happy kite-day song.
What does the child hold? (a) the string (b) a ball (c) a flag (d) a stick -
9.Dear Riya,
Please come to my house for Eid on Monday. My mother is making sheer khurma and biryani. My cousins from Lucknow are also coming. We will play carrom after lunch.
Your friend,
Ayesha
What will they play after lunch? (a) ludo (b) cricket (c) chess (d) carrom -
10.Hi Bhaiya,
I borrowed your cricket bat for the match today. Do not worry, I will keep it safe. We are playing against Class 3 after school. I will give it back in the evening.
Aditi
What did Aditi borrow? (a) a book (b) a cricket bat (c) a bicycle (d) a football -
11.Nandini planted sunflower seeds in a pot. She kept the pot in the sun near the window. Soon, tall yellow flowers grew. The flowers always turned to face the sun.
Where did she keep the pot? (a) near the window (b) under the bed (c) on the roof (d) in the kitchen -
12.Divya’s tooth was loose for a week. One morning, it fell out while she ate an apple. She kept the tiny tooth in a small box. Her mother said a new tooth would grow in its place.
Where did Divya keep the tooth? (a) in a cup (b) in a small box (c) under her pillow (d) in her bag
Answer key
- for a week
- feed the fish
- twelve
- the postman
- his mother
- behind a big neem tree
- gloves and a bag
- the string
- carrom
- a cricket bat
- near the window
- in a small box
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