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Yes or No? Read and Answer — Answers

Answer sheet with model answers and success criteria for the Kindergarten / Foundation reading comprehension comprehension exercise.

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Yes or No? Read and Answer — Answers

Part A: Think and answer

Read each question. Circle yes or no.

1.Can a fish swim?
  1. Ayes
  2. Bno

Answer: yes

Yes. Fish swim in water.

2.Can a dog fly?
  1. Ayes
  2. Bno

Answer: no

No. Dogs can not fly.

3.Is the sun hot?
  1. Ayes
  2. Bno

Answer: yes

Yes. The sun is very hot.

4.Is ice hot?
  1. Ayes
  2. Bno

Answer: no

No. Ice is cold.

5.Can a cat read a book?
  1. Ayes
  2. Bno

Answer: no

No. Cats can not read.

Part B: Ben and Kit

Read the story. Circle yes or no. Look back at the story to check.

Ben has a cat. The cat is Kit.

Kit is black.

Kit naps on the rug.

Ben gets a ball.

Kit runs to Ben!

6.Is Kit a dog?
  1. Ayes
  2. Bno

Answer: no

No. Ben has a cat, and the cat is Kit.

7.Is Kit black?
  1. Ayes
  2. Bno

Answer: yes

Yes. The story says Kit is black.

8.Does Kit nap on the bed?
  1. Ayes
  2. Bno

Answer: no

No. Kit naps on the rug.

9.Does Ben get a ball?
  1. Ayes
  2. Bno

Answer: yes

Yes. Ben gets a ball.

10.Does Kit run to Ben?
  1. Ayes
  2. Bno

Answer: yes

Yes. Kit runs to Ben.

Part C: Draw and write

11.Draw Kit on the rug. Write Kit next to your picture.

Model answer: A picture of a black cat on a rug, with the word Kit next to it.

Success criteria:

  • The cat is black and on a rug
  • The word Kit is written next to the picture
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