Comprehension Worksheet 2
Comprehension Worksheet 2
One spring afternoon, Emma stumbled upon an old, rusty gate at the edge of her grandmother's
backyard. The gate creaked open, revealing a hidden garden filled with blooming flowers and a small
fountain in the center. Emma noticed a wooden bench under a willow tree and sat there, listening to the
gentle chirping of birds. She found a small journal left on the bench. Curiously, she opened it to find
sketches of the garden and notes about different plants.
1. Why do you think the garden was hidden behind a rusty gate?
3. How does the phrase "gentle chirping of birds" contribute to the mood of the scene?
3. How does Ella's care for the puppy create a positive outcome?
On a rainy day, Sam decided to build a fort in his living room using blankets and pillows. He pretended
he was an explorer hiding from a storm in the jungle. Sam’s little sister joined him, and they imagined
their fort was a safe cave. Together, they told stories of adventure and bravery until the rain stopped
and sunlight filled the room.
2. What did Sam and his sister pretend the fort was?
A. A ship
B. A jungle cave
C. A mountain hut
D. A secret room
1. How does the rain set the mood for Sam’s adventure?
3. How does the return of sunlight change the tone of the story?
Leo was helping his grandfather clean the attic when he found an old watch covered in dust. The watch
had unusual markings and a glowing dial. His grandfather smiled when he saw it. "Ah, that's no ordinary
watch," he said. "It’s been in our family for generations. They say it has the power to slow down time."
Curious, Leo put on the watch and noticed that everything around him seemed to move in slow motion.
He decided to keep it a secret, wondering how he could use it wisely.
1. What can you infer about the relationship between Leo and his grandfather?
2. Why do you think the watch has been passed down through generations?
3. How does the phrase “slow down time” add an element of mystery?
Amara was curious about the new family that had moved in next door. She noticed a boy her age playing
with a drone in the backyard. Gathering her courage, she went over to introduce herself. “Hi, I’m
Amara,” she said shyly. The boy smiled and said, “I’m Ethan. Want to try flying the drone?” Amara
agreed, and soon they were laughing and competing to see who could fly the drone higher. By the end
of the day, Amara had made a new friend.
1. What does Ethan’s invitation to fly the drone suggest about his personality?
Jake and his family went camping in the mountains for the first time. As night fell, they sat around a
campfire roasting marshmallows. Suddenly, they heard a rustling sound in the bushes. Jake grabbed a
flashlight and shone it in the direction of the noise. Out came a small deer, its eyes glowing in the light.
Everyone laughed with relief as the deer scampered away, leaving them with an unforgettable camping
memory.
1. What were Jake and his family doing around the campfire?
A. Singing songs
B. Roasting marshmallows
C. Telling stories
D. Cooking dinner
3. How did the family feel when they saw the deer?
A. Relieved
B. Scared
C. Angry
D. Sad
4. What does the word “scampered” suggest about the deer’s movement?
A. It moved slowly.
B. It ran away quickly.
C. It stayed in place.
D. It walked casually.
2. What does the glowing eyes of the deer add to the story's mood?
3. How does this experience become a special memory for Jake’s family?
Lila had been practicing for the school spelling bee for weeks. When her turn came, she confidently
stepped onto the stage. Her word was “perseverance.” She took a deep breath, spelled the word
correctly, and the audience erupted in applause. At the end of the event, Lila was thrilled to win first
place and thanked her parents for helping her practice.
2. How does the word “perseverance” relate to Lila’s effort in the competition?