Dogs: Our Furry Friends and Helpers
Questions:
5
Grade:
4
Words:
71
Dogs are wonderful pets. They come in many different breeds, each with unique traits! Some dogs are small and fluffy, some are big and strong. Dogs need good care, like healthy food, exercise, and lots of love. Did you know dogs can also be heroes? They can be trained to help people who are sick or in need. From being cute companions to brave helpers, dogs truly are our best friends!
Question 1
What is a synonym for 'unique' in the context of the passage?
A
Similar
B
Common
C
Distinct
Explanation. In the context of the passage, 'unique' means 'distinct' or 'special', indicating the different traits or features dogs have depending upon their breed.
D
Ordinary
E
General
Question 2
According to the text, what do dogs need?
A
Junk food
B
To be alone
C
Healthy food, exercise, and love
Explanation. The text mentions that dogs need healthy food, exercise, and lots of love
D
Work
E
A big house
Question 3
What does the author imply when saying dogs can be heroes?
A
Dogs can fly
B
Dogs can wear costumes
C
Dogs can help people who are sick or in need
Explanation. The author implies that dogs can be heroes by helping people who are sick or in need, not by doing extraordinary feats like flying or fighting crimes.
D
Dogs can fight crimes
E
Dogs can jump high
Question 4
Why do you think the author refers to dogs as 'our best friends'?
A
Because the author dislikes cats
B
Because dogs can cook
C
Because dogs are cute
D
Because dogs can be both companions and helpers
Explanation. The author refers to dogs as our best friends due to their dual role as companions, providing emotional support and company, and helpers, assisting in tasks and providing help to those in need.
E
Because dogs can talk
Question 5
Are all dogs the same?
A
Yes
B
No, they can be small and fluffy
C
No, they can be big and strong
D
No, they come in many different breeds
Explanation. According to the text, dogs come in many different breeds, each with unique traits, implying that not all dogs are the same.
E
No, they all have unique traits
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