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Froggy Jumps Twinkle Twinkle Reading QuizOnline version Reading comprehension from the poem by Lara Soares 1 1. What does the speaker wonder about the star? a What it is b Where it lives c Why it shines 2 2. "Up above the world so high" suggests the star is: a very far away b very bright c very close 3 3. The star is compared to: a the sun b a lamp c a diamond 4 4. When does the star shine? a During the day b In the morning c At night 5 5. "When the blazing sun is set" means: a The sun is hot b The sun is rising c The sun has gone down 6 6. What happens to the grass? a It dries up b It burns c It becomes wet 7 7. Who benefits from the star’s light? a The traveler b The villagers c The child 8 8. Why does the traveler thank the star? a Because it is beautiful b Because it gives direction c Because it moves 9 9. Without the star, the traveler: a cannot find the way b can sleep c feels happy 10 10. "In the dark blue sky you keep" suggests the star: a stays in the sky b disappears c moves constantly

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Twinkle Twinkle Reading QuizOnline version

Reading comprehension from the poem

by Lara Soares

1. What does the speaker wonder about the star?

What it is

Where it lives

Why it shines

2. "Up above the world so high" suggests the star is:

very far away

very bright

very close

3. The star is compared to:

the sun

a lamp

a diamond

4. When does the star shine?

During the day

In the morning

At night

5. "When the blazing sun is set" means:

The sun is hot

The sun is rising

The sun has gone down

6. What happens to the grass?

It dries up

It burns

It becomes wet

7. Who benefits from the star’s light?

The traveler

The villagers

The child

8. Why does the traveler thank the star?

Because it is beautiful

Because it gives direction

Because it moves

9. Without the star, the traveler:

cannot find the way

can sleep

feels happy

10. "In the dark blue sky you keep" suggests the star:

stays in the sky

disappears

moves constantly

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Twinkle Twinkle Reading QuizOnline version

by Lara Soares

1. What does the speaker wonder about the star?

2. "Up above the world so high" suggests the star is:

3. The star is compared to:

4. When does the star shine?

5. "When the blazing sun is set" means:

6. What happens to the grass?

7. Who benefits from the star’s light?

8. Why does the traveler thank the star?

9. Without the star, the traveler:

10. "In the dark blue sky you keep" suggests the star:

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