This document provides instructions and content for a reading comprehension lesson, including: - The learning objectives are to understand the meaning of passages, instructions for reading comprehension exercises, and learning new vocabulary words. - A passage is provided as an example that describes a hare asking various animals for help escaping hounds, but each animal declines to help for various reasons. - New vocabulary words are defined from the passage, including "hare," "beast," "hound," "escape," and others. - Sample comprehension questions are given about details from the passage, and the moral of the story is discussed. - Students are assigned homework to use new words from the passage in sentences.

1. Reading
Comprehension
Lec-01

2. Learning
Objectives• Reading Comprehension Meaning
• Instructions for reading
comprehension
• Listening of The Passage
• Learning new words
• Answering the Questions

3. Reading Comprehension
Understanding the
meaning of given
article or passage

4. Comprehension Tests
Tests designed for students to
determine if they understood the
idea of passage/article

5. Instructions
∎ Students are required to
read carefully and
answer the questions
∎ Student need to have a
complete understanding
of passage before
answering the questions

6. A hare was very popular with the other beasts who all claimed
to be her friend. But one day she heard the hounds
approaching and hoped to escape them with the help of her
many friends. “What are friends for,” she asked herself, “if not
to help out in time of need?” Furthermore, most of her friends
were big and brave, so at least one should be able to help.
First she went to the horse, and asked him to carry her away
from the hounds on his back. But he declined, stating that he
had important work to do for his master. ” I feel sure,” he said,
“that all your other friends will come to your assistance.” She
then applied to the bull, and hoped that he would repel the
hounds with his horns. The bull replied: “I am very sorry, but I
have an appointment with a lady. However, I feel sure that our
friend the goat will do what you want.”

7. The goat, however, feared that his back might be harmed if
he took her upon it. The ram, he felt sure, was the proper
friend to apply to. So she went to the ram and told him the
case. The ram replied: “Another time, my dear friend. I do
not like to interfere on the present occasion, as hounds
have been known to eat sheep as well as hares.” The hare
then applied, as a last hope, to the calf, who regretted that
he was unable to help her. He did not like to take the
responsibility upon himself, as so many older persons had
declined the task. By this time the hounds were quite near,
so the hare had to take to her heels. Luckily, she escaped.

8. New words
from passage

9. + Hare(Noun)
Animal similar to
Rabbit

10. Beast (Noun)
∎ A dangerous
four-foot animal

11. Hound (Noun)
∎ A Dog used for hunting

12. Escape (Verb)
∎ To be free from somewhere

13. Assistance (N)
∎ To Help Someone/somebody

14. Repel (V)
∎ To Keep something away

15. Ram (N)
∎ A type of sheep with strong horns

16. Interfere (V)
∎ To get involved in something
without invitation

17. Calf (N)
∎ A young cow or bull

18. Regret (V)
∎ Being sad over
something which has
been done or failed
to done

20. Q.01
Which of the following is not true about hare?
A: she knew she was popular in jungle.
B: she assumed friends were there to help.
C: most of her friends were big and strong.
D: her friends had promised help whenever
she needed it.
E: .she had a wide range of friends.

21. Q.02
What did horse say?
A. I am not healthy
B. I have an urgent work for my master
C. I have an appointment
D. I do not want to get involved

22. Q.NO3. A suitable moral for this story would
be:
A: never rely on your friends in a time of
crisis.
B: popularity does not mean friendship.
C: friendship does not exist among animals.
D: in a time of crisis you discover who your
true friends are

23. Home Task
Write new words from The Given
Passage and use them in sentences
along with identifying them.

24. Thank You For
Your Cooperation