Sarah and the Brave Bunny
Questions:
5
Grade:
1
Words:
42
Sarah loves her book about a brave bunny. The bunny hops around, finding food. Sarah reads the words and looks at the pictures. She understands the bunny's story. This is called "reading comprehension." Sarah learns new words and how the bunny feels.
Question 1
What is Sarah doing with her book?
A
Drawing
B
Playing
C
Reading
Explanation. The text states that 'Sarah reads the words and looks at the pictures.' This implies that she is reading her book.
D
Writing
E
Singing
Question 2
What is the bunny in the book doing?
A
Sleeping
B
Eating
C
Finding Food
Explanation. The text says 'The bunny hops around, finding food.' This means that the bunny is looking for food.
D
Running
E
Swimming
Question 3
What is 'reading comprehension'?
A
Reading fast
B
Reading a lot
C
Understanding the story
Explanation. The text explains that 'She understands the bunny's story. This is called 'reading comprehension''. This means that reading comprehension is understanding what you read.
D
Writing a story
E
Drawing a story
Question 4
What is Sarah learning from her book?
A
New songs
B
New dances
C
New words
Explanation. The text mentions that 'Sarah learns new words.' This implies that Sarah is learning new words from her book.
D
New games
E
New jokes
Question 5
What type of animal is the main character in Sarah's book?
A
Dog
B
Cat
C
Bunny
Explanation. The text refers to a 'brave bunny.' This suggests the book Sarah is reading features a bunny as the main character.
D
Bear
E
Lion
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