Final Answer:
1. False
2. True
3. False
4. True
5. True
6. False
7. True
8. False
9. False
10. False
11. True
12. False
13. False
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Explanation:
Let’s go through each question one by one using the story.
1. “Charlie lives in London.” → The story says he lives in a small town. So, False.
2. “He likes Science.” → It says his favorite subject is Science. So, True.
3. “He wants to be a musician.” → No, it says Jake wants to be a scientist or doctor. Charlie isn’t mentioned wanting to be a musician. So, False.
4. “Last week he planted some seeds.” → Yes, it says “Last week he planted some seeds.” So, True.
5. “Yesterday he went to London.” → His class went to London yesterday. He was with them. So, True.
6. “He visited an art gallery.” → No, they visited the Science Museum. So, False.
7. “He saw some dinosaurs.” → They saw dinosaur skeletons at the museum. So, True.
8. “He had pizza for lunch.” → It says Jake had a burger and milkshake. Charlie’s lunch isn’t mentioned, but not pizza. So, False.
9. “He met a famous doctor.” → He met Jane Goodall, who is a scientist, not a doctor. So, False.
10. “Jane lived in Australia when she was young.” → The story says she lived in Africa. So, False.
11. “She studied chimpanzees.” → Yes, it says she studied chimpanzees. So, True.
12. “Jane took a photo.” → No, Charlie took a photo of Jane. So, False.
13. “Charlie didn’t like his trip to London.” → It says “He had a great day.” So, he liked it. False.
For part 2:
1. What is Charlie’s favourite subject? → Science.
2. What did Charlie do last week? → He planted some seeds.
3. What did Charlie do yesterday? → He went to London with his class.
4. Who did Charlie meet? → Jane Goodall.
5. What is Jane Goodall’s job? → She is a scientist (who studied chimpanzees).
6. Did Charlie have a good time in London? → Yes, he had a great day.
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Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of 6th grade reading comprehension worksheet.