Reading Comprehension 2

Front

What are non-living things?

Back

Non-living things are objects that do not have life, such as cars, pencils, hats, and shoes.

Front

What is an example of a non-living thing?

Back

A box.

Front

What did the narrator see first in the story about bears?

Back

A brown bear.

Front

What is the main emotion expressed by the narrator when seeing the bears?

Back

Fear.

Front

What is salsa made of according to the passage?

Back

Salsa is made with tomatoes and onions.

Front

What ingredient does the narrator not want in the salsa?

Back

Onions.

Front

Where do frogs typically live?

Back

Frogs live in ponds, rivers, and lakes.

Front

What do frogs eat?

Back

Frogs eat bugs.

Front

When are frogs awake?

Back

Frogs are awake at night.

Front

Do frogs sleep at night?

Back

No, frogs sleep during the day.