Reading Practice plus Comprehension Test

Questions: 1. Who were having a conversation? 2. What are they talking about? 3. How did the teacher helped the student? 4. Describe the character of the student. 5. Describe the character of the teacher.

Questions: 1. Who were having a conversation? 2. Describe the character of the mouse. 3. Describe the character of the cat. 4. If you were the mouse, will you agree to be friend with the cat? Why? 5. What moral have you learned from the dialogue?

Questions: 1. Who were having a conversation? 2. What are they talking about? 3. What happened to Abid? 4. Why did Abid come home late? 4. How will you describe Khif as a friend?

Note: In reading with expression you should pay attention to the character's feeling and show it in your voice. *Expressions in reading will help in giving life to the characters. This will make the story sounds fun and interesting.

Note: Consider the uses of punctuation marks in the sentences. TRY: 1. Jake, Jacob and John are brothers. 2. How was your day? 3. Dad is driving the car. 4. There is a fire in the kitchen! 5. Help! That man snatch my bag.

Questions: 1. Who are the characters? 2. Why do camels have a humps at there back? 3. How do the camel's long legs and round feet helps them to survive? 4. Why do camels have long eye lashes? 5. Where did the story happened?

Questions: 1. What is the title of the story? 2. Who are the characters in the story? 3. Why did the father get man at her daughter? 4. What was his daughter's gift to him? 5. What lesson have you learned from the story?

Questions: 1. How did our false beliefs compared to the elephant? 2. What insight from the story can you share?

Questions: 1. What is the title of the story? 2. Why do the princess and her family couldn't fly? 3. What thing could break the spell? 4. How did the princess break the spell? 5. Who became the new good witch of the kingdom?

Questions: 1. Who are the characters in the story? 2. What did the man found on his way? 3. Describe the character of the woman in the story. 4. Describe the character of the man in the story. 5. What lesson have you learned from the story?