Explanation:
Let’s read the passage carefully and answer each question one by one using only what’s written.
1.
Can we see black holes with our eyes?
The passage says: *“We cannot see them with our eyes as the light inside can not get out.”*
→ So the answer is
No.
2.
Are there any black holes near Earth?
The passage says: *“Luckily there are no black holes near Earth!!”*
→ So the answer is
No.
3.
Why do we call them black holes?
The passage says: *“They are called black holes as we can not see inside them.”*
Also, it explains that light cannot escape, so they appear black and are “holes” in space where things disappear.
→ So the answer is because
we cannot see inside them — no light comes out, making them look black and like a hole.
4.
What can black holes pull inside them?
The passage says: *“It is made when a really big star explodes and is so heavy that it pulls gas, dust, planets and even stars inside it.”*
→ So the answer is:
gas, dust, planets, and even stars.
Now let’s write the answers clearly and simply.
Final Answer:
No
No
Because we cannot see inside them — no light can escape.
Gas, dust, planets, and even stars
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of black holes worksheet.
