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Grade 3 Language: Reading comprehensionQuizPrint.CA Ontario curriculum: Language (2023) · Comprehension C2 — use comprehension strategies to understand and respond to texts 1. What did Noah drink after skating? On Saturday, Noah laced up his skates at the community rink. The ice was smooth and cold. He practised stopping without falling. After an hour, his legs were tired, but he smiled because he had learned a new skill. Hot chocolate tasted extra good on the bench. 2. Which sentence is an opinion? 3. What colour was the drum? Maya went to the ravine with Amira. They saw a white drum and a butterfly near an ash tree. Then they sat down and ate a mango. Maya said it was a good visit. 4. What happened first? First Noah washed the fruit. Next Noah cut it. Last Noah shared the plate. 5. Ruby wrote: "Please bring a labelled water bottle on Friday. We will walk to the park after lunch." What is the author's main purpose? 6. What can you infer about the weather? Priya put on boots and opened an umbrella before leaving. 7. What colour was the river? Maya went to the community garden with Leah. They saw a gold river and a chickadee near a willow tree. Then they sat down and ate a bagel. Maya said it was a good visit. 8. What solved the problem? The book was stuck in the tree. Liam asked a teacher for help, and they lifted it down. 9. Why did Aisha say the visit was good? Aisha went to the cross-country trail with Eli. They saw a grey box and a wolf near an arbutus tree. Then they sat down and ate toast. Aisha said it was a good visit. 10. What solved the problem? The kite was stuck in the tree. Sofia asked a teacher for help, and they lifted it down. Sign in to manage students and save worksheet results. Answer keyGrade 3 Language: Reading comprehension Ontario curriculum: Language (2023) · Comprehension C2 — use comprehension strategies to understand and respond to texts Question numbers match the worksheet.
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