The Great Garden Race (620L Version) - Reading Comprehension

Read the passage 'The Great Garden Race (620L Version)'. Who are the main characters in the story?

• A) Bella the Bunny and Toby the Tortoise

• B) The gnome and the butterfly

• C) Bella the Bunny and the gnome

• D) Toby the Tortoise and the butterfly

Read the passage 'The Great Garden Race (620L Version)'. What did Bella do when she saw some daisies?

• She picked the flowers

• She took a short nap

• She kept running

• She called for Toby

Read the passage 'The Great Garden Race (620L Version)'. Fill in the blank: Toby said, “I may be slow, but I keep ____.”

• going

• falling

• stopping

• crying

What lesson did Toby share at the end of the story?

• Slow and steady is a good way to win.

• Always rush to finish first.

• Winning is more important than helping others.

• Never try if you think you might lose.

Read the passage 'The Great Garden Race (620L Version)'. True or False: Bella and Toby finished the race at different times.

• True

• False

Why did Bella lose her lead in the race?

• She stopped to take a nap beside the flowers.

• She ran in the wrong direction.

• She tripped over a rock.

• She started too late.

• She forgot to tie her shoes.

What tone does the author use in this story?

• Quiet and serious

• Happy and silly

• Loud and angry

• Calm and sad

What is the main reason the author wrote this story?

• To share a funny race between friends

• To give facts about animals

• To show how plants grow

• To explain how to nap

Who is this story meant for?

• Adults who grow vegetables

• Kids who enjoy fun stories

• Pet owners

• Teachers at a garden school

How does the way the story is told help the reader understand it?

• It tells jokes in every paragraph

• It follows a clear beginning, middle, and end

• It compares animals with tools

• It gives facts in a list