Comprehensive Passage with question-answer

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Comprehension Passage
Once upon a time, in a small village, there lived a kind farmer named Raj. Every morning, he woke up early and went to his fields to grow crops. He worked hard and cared for his plants like they were his children. Raj had a loyal dog named Bruno, who always accompanied him to the fields.

One day, while working, Raj noticed a small bird trapped in a bush. Its wing was hurt, and it couldn't fly. Raj gently freed the bird and took it home. He treated its wing with care and fed it daily. Slowly, the bird recovered and began to sing melodious songs.

The villagers admired Raj’s kindness. They said, “A person who loves animals has a pure heart.” After a few weeks, the bird flew away but returned often to sit on Raj’s shoulder, showing its gratitude.

Raj taught everyone that kindness and care could bring happiness. His story became a lesson for the village children about helping others in need.

Questions

  1. Who was Raj? (One word)
    Answer: Farmer

  2. What was the name of Raj’s dog? (One word)
    Answer: Bruno

  3. Why did Raj go to the fields? (One sentence)
    Answer: Raj went to the fields to grow crops.

  4. How did Raj help the bird? (One sentence)
    Answer: He freed the bird, treated its wing, and fed it daily.

  5. What did the villagers admire about Raj? (Short answer)
    Answer: They admired his kindness towards animals.

  6. Why did the bird return to Raj after flying away? (Short answer)
    Answer: The bird returned to show its gratitude to Raj.

  7. Identify the noun in the sentence: "Raj worked hard in the fields." (Grammar-based)
    Answer: Raj, fields

  8. Find the verb in the sentence: "The bird began to sing." (Grammar-based)
    Answer: Began, sing

  9. What is the adjective in the sentence: "Raj was a kind farmer"? (Grammar-based)
    Answer: Kind

  10. Write the plural form of "child" as used in the passage. (Grammar-based)
    Answer: Children

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