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RIC-6946 The Comprehension Box 1 - Sample student cards

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Questions<br />

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Dragonflies are a type of:<br />

(a) dragon. (b) fly. (c) insect.<br />

<strong>The</strong> whole text tells us about dragonflies and:<br />

(a) what they are like and<br />

what they do.<br />

(b) how they fly.<br />

(c) how they got their name.<br />

What does the writer want readers<br />

to do about dragonflies?<br />

(a) learn about them<br />

(b) like them<br />

(c) look after them<br />

It is a fact, not an opinion,<br />

that dragonflies:<br />

(a) have two sets of wings.<br />

(b) are the best fliers.<br />

(c) love looping the loop.<br />

<strong>The</strong> word emerges in Paragraph 4 means:<br />

(a) disappears. (b) comes out. (c) hides.<br />

Dragonflies develop faster in places where it is:<br />

Something extra<br />

H Draw a dragonfly<br />

looping the loop.<br />

H Think of a better<br />

name for a<br />

dragonfly.<br />

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(a) cold. (b) dry. (c) hot.<br />

What do people in Japan think about dragonflies?<br />

(a) <strong>The</strong>y taste good.<br />

(b) <strong>The</strong>y are important.<br />

(c) <strong>The</strong>y don’t like them.<br />

<strong>The</strong> word them in Paragraph 5 is used instead of:<br />

(a) their wings. (b) dragonflies. (c) their speed.

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