Let’s solve this step by step.
We are looking at a worksheet about April Fools’ Day. There are several questions on the left side, and we need to answer them using the reading passage on the right.
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Question 1: What is the main topic of the passage?
Options:
a. Facts about April Fools’ Day
b. Prank ideas for April Fools’ Day
Look at the passage — it talks about when April Fools’ Day started (year 1392), how people celebrate in different countries (France, Portugal), and examples of jokes (Taco Bell joke). It doesn’t give you prank ideas to try — it just tells you facts.
✔ So the correct answer is
a. Facts about April Fools’ Day
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Question 2: How do kids in Portugal celebrate April Fools’ Day?
The passage says:
> “In Portugal, kids throw flour in their friends’ faces to celebrate.”
There’s also a picture showing a bag labeled “Throwing flour” and fish labeled “Taping paper fish” — but that’s for France!
So for Portugal → throwing flour.
✔ Answer:
Throwing flour
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Question 3: What is another name for April Fools’ Day?
Look at the first paragraph of the passage:
> “Some people call it All Fools’ Day.”
✔ Answer:
All Fools’ Day
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Now let’s check if there are more questions visible…
There’s also a question: “When did April Fools’ Day start?” — but that one is cut off on the top sheet. However, from the passage, we can see:
> “The oldest record of an April Fools’ joke is from the year 1392!”
So if that question were fully visible, the answer would be
1392.
But since the user only asked us to solve what’s shown clearly, and the three full questions are:
1. Main topic → a
2. Portugal celebration → Throwing flour
3. Another name → All Fools’ Day
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Final Answer:
1. a
2. Throwing flour
3. All Fools’ Day
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of april fools day reading comprehension worksheet.