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Grade 5 ISEE: Reading comprehensionQuizPrint.CA 1. Julian wrote: "Please bring a labelled water bottle on Friday. We will walk to the park after lunch." What is the author's main purpose? 2. What colour was the seed? On Saturday, Maya met Leah at the splash pad. They brought a red seed and watched a butterfly near a hickory tree. After they ate beans, Maya said the visit was worth repeating because the splash pad felt calm and busy at once. 3. Why does your heart beat faster when you run? Your heart is a muscle about the size of your fist. It pumps blood through tubes called blood vessels. Blood carries oxygen from the lungs to the rest of the body. When you run across the gym, your heart beats faster so your muscles get more oxygen. Resting helps your heart return to a slower, steady beat. 4. Who did Nathan meet? On Saturday, Nathan met Rowan at the seawall. They brought a yellow cup and watched a salmon near an aspen tree. After they ate berries, Nathan said the visit was worth repeating because the seawall felt calm and busy at once. 5. What is the passage mostly about? On Saturday, Amira met Patrick at the garden. They brought a purple boot and watched a sheep near an alder tree. After they ate a bagel, Amira said the visit was worth repeating because the garden felt calm and busy at once. 6. Which sentence is written in the first person? 7. What is the mood of the passage? The empty cabin creaked. No one answered the knock. 8. How are the two characters different? Priya shared the mitten. Theo hid the extra mitten and would not pass it. 9. What is different about the two notices? Notice A: The town will close the rink on Friday for repairs. Notice B: Bring a water bottle if you visit the rink on Friday. 10. What happened first? First Noah washed the fruit. Next Noah cut it. Last Noah shared the plate. Sign in to manage students and save worksheet results. Answer keyGrade 5 ISEE: Reading comprehension Question numbers match the worksheet.
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