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                                                    “Dogs”
                                      Reading Comprehension – Informational Passages

               Directions: Read the passage. Then answer questions about the passage below.

       There are wild dogs and pet dogs. Pet dogs are helpers and friends to people. There were no pet dogs
15,000 years ago. Men and women learned how to work with dogs. Dogs helped humans travel from Asia to
North America 10,000 years ago by pulling sleds in the snow. People say dogs are “man’s best friend.”
They help with farming. They help with hunting. They help with fishing. They can pull things for people.
They can help find things.
        There are many colors of dogs. There are white dogs, gray dogs, black dogs, and brown dogs. A
dog’s fur can be short or long. Dogs have curly hair or straight fur. There are very small dogs. They are
only 6-8 inches tall. There are very big dogs. They are about 3 feet tall.
       Some dogs can see well. Some dogs do not see very well. All dogs can hear well. They can hear
sounds that people cannot hear. They can hear high sounds and low sounds. They can hear sound very far
away. All dogs can smell very well. They can smell 40 times better than humans!
       Dogs live 5 to 13 years, but some dogs live much longer. One dog lived to be 24 years old!


                       Q u es t i o n s :                                      Vocabulary:
      1) Dogs helped people go to America by…                 1) The best antonym for pet is…
        A. pulling sleds in the snow.                            A. wild animal.
        B. helping with farming.                                 B. domestic animal.
        C. helping find things.                                  C. large animal.
        D. None of the above                                     D. friendly animal.
      2) How tall are the smallest dogs?                      2 ) Th e o p p o s i t e o f p u l l i s …
        A. 3 inches                                             A. receive.
        B. 5 inches                                             B. carry.
        C. 6 inches                                             C. push.
        D. 13 inches.                                           D. help.
      3) How tall are the biggest dogs?                       3) A dog’s fur is the dog’s…
        A. 1 foot                                               A. nose
        B. 2 feet                                               B. eyes
        C. 3 feet                                               C. hair
        D. 5 feet                                               D. ears
      4) What can all dogs do well?                           4) Straight hair is…
        A. see                                                  A. curly.
        B. hear                                                 B. long.
        C. smell                                                C. brown.
        D. Both B and C are correct                             D. not curly.
      5) How old was the oldest dog?                          5) Another word for human is…
         A.   5 years old                                        A.    dog.
         B.   10 years old                                       B.    animal.
         C.   13 years old                                       C.    sound.
         D.   24 years old                                       D.    person.

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Informational passages rc dogs

  • 1. englishforeveryone.org Name________________ Date________________ “Dogs” Reading Comprehension – Informational Passages Directions: Read the passage. Then answer questions about the passage below. There are wild dogs and pet dogs. Pet dogs are helpers and friends to people. There were no pet dogs 15,000 years ago. Men and women learned how to work with dogs. Dogs helped humans travel from Asia to North America 10,000 years ago by pulling sleds in the snow. People say dogs are “man’s best friend.” They help with farming. They help with hunting. They help with fishing. They can pull things for people. They can help find things. There are many colors of dogs. There are white dogs, gray dogs, black dogs, and brown dogs. A dog’s fur can be short or long. Dogs have curly hair or straight fur. There are very small dogs. They are only 6-8 inches tall. There are very big dogs. They are about 3 feet tall. Some dogs can see well. Some dogs do not see very well. All dogs can hear well. They can hear sounds that people cannot hear. They can hear high sounds and low sounds. They can hear sound very far away. All dogs can smell very well. They can smell 40 times better than humans! Dogs live 5 to 13 years, but some dogs live much longer. One dog lived to be 24 years old! Q u es t i o n s : Vocabulary: 1) Dogs helped people go to America by… 1) The best antonym for pet is… A. pulling sleds in the snow. A. wild animal. B. helping with farming. B. domestic animal. C. helping find things. C. large animal. D. None of the above D. friendly animal. 2) How tall are the smallest dogs? 2 ) Th e o p p o s i t e o f p u l l i s … A. 3 inches A. receive. B. 5 inches B. carry. C. 6 inches C. push. D. 13 inches. D. help. 3) How tall are the biggest dogs? 3) A dog’s fur is the dog’s… A. 1 foot A. nose B. 2 feet B. eyes C. 3 feet C. hair D. 5 feet D. ears 4) What can all dogs do well? 4) Straight hair is… A. see A. curly. B. hear B. long. C. smell C. brown. D. Both B and C are correct D. not curly. 5) How old was the oldest dog? 5) Another word for human is… A. 5 years old A. dog. B. 10 years old B. animal. C. 13 years old C. sound. D. 24 years old D. person.