Reading Comprehension for 3rd Graders

What is the main idea of the passage?

• The author's biography and background.

• A summary of the passage's events.

• The central theme or message of the passage.

• The historical context of the passage.

Identify a character from the story and describe them.

• Albus Dumbledore

• Hermione Granger

• Ron Weasley

• Harry Potter

What problem does the main character face?

• A conflict that challenges their beliefs or goals.

• A journey to a distant land without any challenges.

• A lack of resources to achieve their goals.

• An unexpected friendship that complicates their journey.

How does the character solve their problem?

• The character relies on luck to resolve the issue.

• The character ignores the problem and moves on.

• The character solves their problem by systematically addressing the root cause.

• The character asks others for help without taking action.

What is a new vocabulary word introduced in the text?

• routine

• happiness

• serendipity

• disappointment

Can you summarize the story in one sentence?

• A group of friends goes on a vacation and faces a series of comedic mishaps.

• A protagonist embarks on a journey of self-discovery, facing challenges that lead to personal growth.

• A villain seeks revenge against the hero, causing chaos in the kingdom.

• A detective solves a mystery involving a stolen painting and a secret society.

What lesson can be learned from the story?

• Perseverance leads to success.

• Failure is inevitable.

• Success comes from luck.

• Hard work is overrated.

Describe the setting of the story.

• The setting is a remote mountain village in the 18th century.

• The story is set in a small coastal town during the late 19th century.

• The story takes place in a bustling city during the early 20th century.

• The narrative unfolds in a desert town in the 21st century.

What was your favorite part of the story and why?

• The protagonist overcoming their greatest fear.

• The plot twist at the end of the story.

• The setting being described in detail.

• The side character's backstory.

How does the author make the story interesting?

• The author avoids any emotional engagement with the characters.

• The author makes the story interesting by using suspense, relatable characters, and vivid descriptions.

• The author focuses solely on historical facts without any narrative.

• The author uses a simple plot and no character development.