Reading Comprehension Grade 1

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• Reading for details
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Number the pictures from 1 to 6 to show the
correct order.
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Read each group of sentences. Number the
sentences from 1 to 4 to show the correct order.
_____ Dion planted a seed.
_____ The plant grew leaves and a tall stem.
_____ The seed sprouted.
_____ The fl ower bloomed.
_____ Finally, we ate the cake!
_____ First, we gathered the ingredients.
_____ Then, my mom put the cake in the oven.
_____ Next, I mixed the batter.
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Read the passage. Fill in the circle beside each
correct answer.
At Night
I fi nished my homework. Next, I took a bath.
Then, I put on my pajamas and brushed my teeth.
Now, I am reading a book.
1. What happened fi rst?
The child took a bath.
The child brushed her teeth.
The child fi nished her homework.
2. What will happen when the child fi nishes reading?
The child will play a game.
The child will go to sleep.
The child will call a friend.
3. What happened after the child brushed
her teeth?
The child read a book.
The child put on her pajamas.
The child took a bath.
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Read the passage. Complete each sentence.
Fish
A fi sh uses fi ns to
help it swim in the
water. A fi sh has a
tail to help it swim in
the water.
A fi sh uses gills
to breathe in the
water. Some fi sh eat
plants, and some
fi sh eat other fi sh.
1. This story is about ____________________________.
2. Some fi sh eat _______________________________.
3. A fi sh uses ________________________ to breathe
in the water.
4. A fi sh uses ____________________ to help it swim.
5. A fi sh also uses ________________ to help it swim.
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Choose a word from the Word Bank to solve
each riddle.
Who Am I?
Word Bank
turtle cat fish worm frog
1. I can jump. I am a ________________ .
I live in and out of water.
I like to eat flies.
2. I live in dirt. I am a ________________ .
I wiggle and squirm.
Birds eat me.
3. I must live in water. I am a ________________ .
I swim in water.
I have a tail.
4. I carry my home with me. I am a ________________ .
I am sometimes slow.
I have a shell.
5. I have fur. I am a ________________ .
I can purr.
I have paws.
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Read the passage. Follow the directions on
page 7.
Insects
I am an ant. I have six legs.
I am very strong. I live in a
group of ants, which is also
called a colony. I can live
underground.
I am a butterfl y. I can fl y.
I have scales on my wings. I
can be very colorful. I like to
eat nectar.
I am a dragonfl y. I have
clear wings and a long body.
I have very short antennae. I
have large eyes. I cannot fold
my wings over my body.
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Answer each question. Then, draw a picture.
1. Where can ants live? __________________________
_______________________________________________
2. What do butterfl ies like to eat? _________________
_______________________________________________
3. What is special about a dragonfl y’s wings? _____
_______________________________________________
4. How are butterfl ies and dragonfl ies alike? ______
_______________________________________________
Draw a picture of an insect that you have seen.
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Read the passage. Follow the directions on page 9.
Plants
Plants cannot walk, swim, or run. Plants cannot
move from place to place. Plants cannot talk, sing,
or growl.
One thing plants can do that other living things
cannot is make their own food! Plants only need
sun, water, soil, and air. With these things, they can
feed themselves very well.
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