Bunny Comprehension Worksheet for Kids

Let’s read the story carefully:

> I see a bunny. He has a basket. The basket has eggs in it. I see 5 eggs.
> Do you see eggs?

Now let’s answer each question one by one.

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1. What do you see?

The story says: “I see a bunny.” So, what *you* see (as the reader) is also a bunny — because that’s what the writer is showing you in the story and picture. You can say:
→ a bunny

(You could also say “a bunny with a basket” or “eggs,” but the first thing mentioned is the bunny, and the question is open-ended. Since the story starts with “I see a bunny,” that’s the safest answer.)

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2. What is in the basket?

The story says: “The basket has eggs in it.”
So, inside the basket are → eggs

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3. How many eggs are there?

The story clearly says: “I see 5 eggs.”
So, the number of eggs is → 5

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Final Answer:
1. a bunny
2. eggs
3. 5