GRADE 1-3 Reading Comprehension Practice I My best friend, LEO I Let Us Read! I with Teacher Jake

Reading Comprehension Practice with Questions to Answer
3 Short Reading Passages:
- My best friend, Leo
- My classmate, Prat
- The quiet student, Kai
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My best friend, Leo
I have a best friend named Leo. He has curly brown hair and a big smile. Leo likes to play basketball and ride his bike. We always have fun together. Leo and I go to the same school. We sit next to each other in class. Leo is a kind and good friend.
1. Who has curly brown hair and a big smile?
a. His best friend, Leon
b. His brother, Leo
c. His best friend, Leo
2. Leo and I like to play and always _______.
a. go out together
b. have fun together
c. fight each other
3. How did he describe Leo as a friend?
a. kind and good
b. noisy but good
c. nothing to say
Answer: 1.c, 2.b, 3.a
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My classmate, Prat
Prat is my friendly classmate. Prat has short black hair and always wears a blue cap. He brings a blue backpack to school every day. Prat likes to play football with friends during our school recess. Prat also enjoys solving puzzles and counting numbers.
1. What is the story all about?
a. His classmate, Prat
b. His best friend, Prat
c. His classmate, Pat
2. Prat has a short black hair and always _____.
a. wears a black cap
b. wears a red cap
c. wears a blue cap
3. Prat also enjoys _____ and counting numbers.
a. playing games
b. solving puzzles
c. counting numbers
Answer: 1.a, 2.c, 3.b
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The quiet student, Kai
Kai is a very quiet student. He sits at his desk, and listens to the teacher. One day, the teacher, Mrs. Lee, asks the class, "Who wants to help me?" Mrs. Lee looks around. "Kai, would you like to help me? "Yes, Teacher" Kai says. Kai is a really kind student.
1. What is the story all about?
a. Kai, the sad student
b. Kai, the happy student
c. Kai, the quiet student
2. One day,____ , asks, "Who wants to help me?
a. the teacher, Mrs. Lee
b. the teacher, Mr. Lee
c. the teacher, Ms. Lee
3. Did Kai help the teacher, Mrs. Lee?
a. No, Kai didn't.
b. Yes, Kai did.
c. Yes, Kai didn't.
Answer: 1.c, 2.a, 3.b
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Comprehension, or extracting meaning from what we read, is the ultimate goal of reading.
This video is used to practice the reading and understanding of the students in the class.
This will cultivate the students' love for reading, develop their oral and reading skills, and train them in critical reading and thinking.
Teacher Jake