Reading Comprehension 2nd

He Has Two

He has many things. He has two hands. He has two dollars. He has two flowers. He has two shoes. He has two pencils. He has two crayons. He has two kittens.

Which of these things can he use to write his name?

• flowers

• kittens

• pencils

• dollars

This Plane

This plane goes up. This plane goes down. This plane goes in. This plane goes out. This plane goes over. This plane goes and goes.

Read the sentence from the passage. "This plane goes in." Which sentence tells the opposite?

• This plane goes down.

• This plane goes out.

• This plane goes up.

• This plane goes and goes.

Three Birds

Three birds go out. Three birds go over. Three birds go under. Three birds go on. Three birds go in. Three birds go up. Three birds go down. Three birds jump.

Which happens first?

• Three birds go out.

• Three birds jump.

• Three birds go up.

• Three birds go under.

Big and Little

Things are big and little. That pig is big. This pig is little. This plant is big. That plant is little. That slide is big. This slide is little. Many things are big and little.

What is the main idea of this passage?

• The big and little pigs are sleeping.

• The big plant needs water.

• Things are big and little.

• The big slide is more fun.

Ted Sees a Pond

We go on a walk. Ted sees some ducks. Ted sees some plants. Ted sees some bugs. Ted sees some fish. Ted sees a turtle. Ted sees some water. Ted sees a pond. We go on a walk home.

Where is the last place Ted goes

• To the pond

• To the park

• To school

• To his home

Near the Pond

A bug is near the pond. A snake is near the pond. A bird is near the pond. A duck is near the pond. A goat is near the pond. A sheep is near the pond. A lion is near the pond. A lion is near the pond. The pond has water.

Look at these words from the passage: bug, duck, sheep. Which group do these words belong in?

• clothes

• places

• animals

• weather

We Read About Animals

We read about a rabbit. We read about a turtle. We read about a puppy. We read about a fish. We read about a sheep. We read about a horse. We read about a pig. I like all these animals.

Which sentence tells a fact about the story?

• A puppy is an animal.

• A puppy is the best animal.

• A book is an animal.

• The reader is an animal.

It Is a Birthday Party

I open the door. The children sing "Happy Birthday." It is a birthday party. They have a balloon for me. They have a card for me. I open the card. They have a box for me. I open the box. I like what is in the box. It is a toy train. It is a happy birthday party!

How does the girl feel about her birthday party?

• shy

• happy

• mad

• sad

The Moon Can Look Different

The moon can look different. It can look orange, white, and red. I see an orange moon at nighttime. What is under the orange moon? These trees are under it. These leaves are under it. These yummy apples are under it. This brown fox is under it. This white owl is under it. I like to see the orange moon.

In what way are the tree and the owl the same?

• They are both brown.

• They are both under the moon.

• They are the same size.

• They are both white.

Monkeys Have Many Feelings

Monkeys are busy animals. They have many feelings. They can feel angry sometimes. Sometimes they can feel happy too. They can feel sad sometimes. Sometimes they can feel scared. They can be kind sometimes. Sometimes they play and sleep too. Monkeys can be like you and me. How do you feel?

Read the sentence from the passage. "Mokeys are busy animals." In this sentence, the word "busy" means that monkeys _______.

• do a lot of things

• make people feel happy

• sleep most of the day

• have lots of different feelings