Reading Comprehension

What Makes a Soccer Ball Fly?

Do you play soccer? If so, then you know you have to kick the ball hard to move it across the goal line.

• The main idea is soccer.

• How to make a soccer ball fly.

• How to kick the ball.

• Move the soccer ball across the goal line.

What Makes a Soccer Ball Fly?

Do you play soccer? If so, then you know you have to kick the ball hard to move it across the goal line.

What are details?

• The story is about soccer, how hard it is to play and get a soccer ball across the goal line.

• The story is about soccer.

• How hard it is to play soccer.

• How to get a soccer ball across the goal line.

There was once an Ant who was very thirsty, and she went down to the brook to drink, but the current carried her away down the stream. A Dove pulled a leaffrom a bush nearby and dropped it into the water. The Ant, climbing upon the leaf, floated down the stream and she landed safely. Not long after, a man who was out in the woods tried to catch the Dove, and just as the man was about to catch the Dove the Ant bit him on his heel. So the Dove flew away in safety./ Answer each question. 1. Was the Ant thirsty?Había una vez una hormiga que tenía mucha sed y bajó al arroyo a beber, pero la corriente se la llevó río abajo. Una paloma sacó una hoja de un arbusto cercano y la tiró al agua. La hormiga, trepando sobre la hoja, flotó río abajo y aterrizó a salvo. No mucho después, un hombre que estaba en el bosque trató de atrapar a la Paloma, y ​​justo cuando el hombre estaba a punto de atrapar a la Paloma, la Hormiga lo mordió en el talón. Entonces la Paloma voló a salvo. Responda cada pregunta. 1. ¿Tenía sed la hormiga?

• Yes.

• No.

THE ANT AND THE DOVE Read the story below. There was once an Ant who was very thirsty, and she went down to the brook to drink, but the current carried her away down the stream. A Dove pulled a leaffrom a bush nearby and dropped it into the water. The Ant, climbing upon the leaf, floated down the stream and she landed safely. Not long after, a man who was out in the woods tried to catch the Dove, and just as the man was about to catch the Dove the Ant bit him on his heel. So the Dove flew away in safety.Why did she go down to the brook?Había una vez una hormiga que tenía mucha sed y bajó al arroyo a beber, pero la corriente se la llevó río abajo. Una paloma sacó una hoja de un arbusto cercano y la tiró al agua. La hormiga, trepando sobre la hoja, flotó río abajo y aterrizó a salvo. No mucho después, un hombre que estaba en el bosque trató de atrapar a la Paloma, y ​​justo cuando el hombre estaba a punto de atrapar a la Paloma, la Hormiga lo mordió en el talón. Entonces la Paloma voló a salvo. Responda cada pregunta. Por que fue al brook?

• To drink water.

• To fly.

• To eat.

• She went down to the brook to drink.

"It's Friday," said Nathan. "Friday is the best day of the week!" "Yes," said Mom. "I will pick you up after school." "Good," said Nathan, "Tonight we can watch a movie together." "What do you want for dinner?" asked Mom. "Shrimp please," said Nathan. "I love shrimps!" That night, Nathan and Mom ate shrimps and watched a movie. "I love Fridays," said Nathan. "I do, too," said Mom. What day is mom pickinh him up from school?

"Es viernes", dijo Nathan. "Viernes es el mejor día de la semana!" "Sí", dijo mamá. "Lo haré recogerte después de la escuela". "Bien", dijo Nathan, "Esta noche podemos ver una película juntos". "¿Qué quieres para cenar?" preguntó mamá. "Camarón, por favor", dijo Nathan. "¡Me encantan los camarones!" Esa noche, Nathan y mamá comieron camarones. y vi una película. "Amo los viernes," dijo Nathan. "Yo también", dijo mamá.

Que dia lo busca la madre a la escuela?

• Friday.

• Tuesday.

• Monday.

• Wednesday.

"It's Friday," said Nathan. "Friday is the best day of the week!" "Yes," said Mom. "I will pick you up after school." "Good," said Nathan, "Tonight we can watch a movie together." "What do you want for dinner?" asked Mom. "Shrimp please," said Nathan. "I love shrimps!" That night, Nathan and Mom ate shrimps and watched a movie. "I love Fridays," said Nathan. "I do, too," said Mom. (What are we doing tonigh?0

"Es viernes", dijo Nathan. "Viernes es el mejor día de la semana!" "Sí", dijo mamá. "Lo haré recogerte después de la escuela". "Bien", dijo Nathan, "Esta noche podemos ver una película juntos". "¿Qué quieres para cenar?" preguntó mamá. "Camarón, por favor", dijo Nathan. "¡Me encantan los camarones!" Esa noche, Nathan y mamá comieron camarones. y vi una película. "Amo los viernes," dijo Nathan. "Yo también", dijo mamá.

Que vamos hacer hoy?

• Eat dinner.

• What a movie together.

• Go to a restaurant.

• Visit the park.

"What do you want for dinner?" asked Mom. "Shrimp please," said Nathan. "I love shrimps!" That night, Nathan and Mom ate shrimps and watched a movie. "I love Fridays," said Nathan. "I do, too," said Mom. What are they having for dinner?

"¿Qué quieres para cenar?" preguntó mamá. "Camarón, por favor", dijo Nathan. "¡Me encantan los camarones!" Esa noche, Nathan y mamá comieron camarones y vieron una película. "Me encantan los viernes", dijo Nathan. "Yo también", dijo mamá. Que van a comer?

• Soup for dinner.

• Shrimp for dinner.

• Cake for dinner.

• Soda with dinner.

A Dove pulled a leaf from a bush nearby and dropped it into the water. The Ant, climbing upon the leaf, floated down the stream and she landed safely. Not long after, a man who was out in the woods tried to catch the Dove, and just as the man was about to catch the Dove the Ant bit him on his heel. So the Dove flew away in safety.

Que hizo con la hoja?

Una paloma sacó una hoja de un arbusto cercano y la tiró al agua. La hormiga, trepando sobre la hoja, flotó río abajo y aterrizó a salvo. No mucho después, un hombre que estaba en el bosque trató de atrapar a la Paloma, y ​​justo cuando el hombre estaba a punto de atrapar a la Paloma, la Hormiga lo mordió en el talón. Entonces la Paloma voló segura. Que hizo con la oja?

• Fell off the leaf.

• Climbed on leaf.

• The Ant, climbing upon the leaf, floated down the stream and she landed safely.

• Slept on the leaf.