Let me work through each question step by step based on the reading passage.
Question 1: What kind of party did Sue have? (birthday/ slumber)
- The first sentence says "Sue had a birthday party on Sunday."
- Answer:
birthday
Question 2: When was Sue's party? (Saturday/ Sunday)
- The first sentence clearly states "Sue had a birthday party on Sunday."
- Answer:
Sunday
Question 3: Who was at the party?
- The second sentence says "There were many of her friends there."
- Answer:
her friends (or "many of her friends")
Question 4: Name one game at Sue's party.
- The passage lists several games: "ring games, balloon popping, pin the tail on the donkey, and lots more"
- Any of these would be correct. Let me pick one.
- Answer:
ring games (or balloon popping, or pin the tail on the donkey)
Question 5: Name one food at Sue's party.
- The passage mentions: "hotdogs, popcorn, cotton candy, and more"
- Any of these would be correct.
- Answer:
hotdogs (or popcorn, or cotton candy)
Question 6: What did the children leave with?
- The last sentence says "they all got a party bag to take home."
- Answer:
a party bag (or "party bags")
Question 7: Other than food and games what else was at the party?
- Looking at the passage, after mentioning food, it says: "There were clowns, horseback riding, and a bounce castle."
- These are activities/entertainment that aren't exactly games or food.
- Answer:
clowns, horseback riding, and a bounce castle
Let me verify my answers against the text one more time:
1. ✓ Birthday party - confirmed in first sentence
2. ✓ Sunday - confirmed in first sentence
3. ✓ Her friends - confirmed in second sentence
4. ✓ Ring games/balloon popping/pin the tail on the donkey - all listed
5. ✓ Hotdogs/popcorn/cotton candy - all listed
6. ✓ Party bag - confirmed in last sentence
7. ✓ Clowns, horseback riding, bounce castle - all mentioned as additional attractions
All answers check out correctly!
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Final Answer:
1. birthday
2. Sunday
3. her friends (or many of her friends)
4. ring games (or balloon popping, or pin the tail on the donkey)
5. hotdogs (or popcorn, or cotton candy)
6. a party bag (or party bags)
7. clowns, horseback riding, and a bounce castle
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of 6 grade english worksheet.