Kindergarten · Reading · Challenge
Free Reading Comprehension worksheet - version 7
Kindergarten reading comprehension matched to the learner's current level. This printable version includes 10 grade-appropriate questions and a separate answer sheet.
Reading Comprehension
Kindergarten · Stretch challenge · 10 questions · Version PG-1O0XB9X-1US9
Lena has three blue kites. How many kites?A. A hen B. Three C. An apple
The bell rings at the end of class. What rings?A. The bell B. Because it is raining C. Food
The moon shines at night. When does it shine?A. At night B. To stay warm C. A carrot
A frog jumps into the pond. Where does it jump?A. A hen B. A carrot C. Into the pond
Ava puts on a coat to stay warm. Why does she wear it?A. Food B. At night C. To stay warm
A baby bird chirps for food. What does the bird want?A. The plant B. Because it is raining C. Food
Mia packs an apple for lunch. What food does she pack?A. A hen B. An apple C. Under the chair
Two ducks swim across the lake. How many ducks?A. Two B. Because it is raining C. At night
Sam opens an umbrella in the rain. What does he open?A. An umbrella B. An apple C. Under the chair
Noah waters the dry plant. What does Noah water?A. The plant B. Because it is raining C. The bell
Answers and teaching notes
Use the answers to check the work after the learner finishes. For writing prompts, the guide describes what a strong response should include.
Show answers for version 7
- Lena has three blue kites. How many kites?Three
- The bell rings at the end of class. What rings?The bell
- The moon shines at night. When does it shine?At night
- A frog jumps into the pond. Where does it jump?Into the pond
- Ava puts on a coat to stay warm. Why does she wear it?To stay warm
- A baby bird chirps for food. What does the bird want?Food
- Mia packs an apple for lunch. What food does she pack?An apple
- Two ducks swim across the lake. How many ducks?Two
- Sam opens an umbrella in the rain. What does he open?An umbrella
- Noah waters the dry plant. What does Noah water?The plant
Worked example
Read once for meaning, then reread to locate evidence.
Common mistake
Answering from memory instead of using the text.
Helpful hint
Underline the words that support your answer.