Comprehension Check (II)

Answer the questions. How often did Mr Utterson and Mr Enfield go for walks? Once a week. Did they talk a lot when they went out for walks? In Mr Enfield’s story, why weren’t there many people in…

Comprehension check (I)

Are these sentences true or false ? The Camel always says ‘Humph!’ The Ox carries men on his back all day. The Ox is a small animal. The Farmer wants the animals to work more. The Dog, the Ox and…

Reading Comprehension Worksheets

Comprehension (I) (PET)

Look at the sentences below. Decide if each statement is correct or incorrect. The countries which Gulliver visits are real ones. Jonathan Swift writes about the countries that Gulliver visits with a…

Comprehension check (KET)

Read these sentences about Chapter Four. Choose the correct answer. The March Hare puts the watch The Hatter’s watch shows the Alice doesn’t drink When Alice opens the door in the tree she sees the…

Comprehension check (I)

Are these statements true or false? Sitting Bull’s real name was Buffalo Bull. Sitting Bull became the leader of the Sioux. The American soldiers won the battle of 1876. Buffalo Bill was an American…

Comprehension (IV) (PET)

Here are some sentences from Part Nine. For each question, complete the second sentence so that it means the same as the first, using no more than three words. When we arrived on the island, we went to…

Comprehension check (KET)

Read the sentences below about Chapter Two and choose the correct answer. On Saturday night Bill and Nick The Martins went to the port Peter O’Nell’s dog sat in front of the North Star and whimpered…

Comprehension check (PET)

Read these sentences about Chapter Seven. Decide if each sentence is correct or incorrect. The Sioux only attacked the train driver. Passepartout did not know how to separate the carriages from the…

Comprehension (I) (PET)

Look at the sentences below. Decide if each statement is correct or incorrect. Jonathan Swift was born in London in 1667. He studied at university in Dublin. He became a minister of the Church in 1694.…