Let’s go through each question one by one, using the text provided.
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Question 1: Where did the LEGO company start?
Look at the first paragraph:
> “A long time ago, in a country called Denmark, there was a man named Ole Kirk Christiansen.”
So, LEGO started in
Denmark.
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Question 2: Who was the founder of the LEGO?
Same paragraph says:
> “...a man named Ole Kirk Christiansen. He had a small workshop where he made wooden toys.”
He’s the founder. So answer is
Ole Kirk Christiansen.
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Question 3: What do the words “leg godt” mean in English?
The text says:
> “...he decided to call his toys ‘LEGO’, a name he created from the Danish words ‘leg godt’, which means ‘play well.’”
So, “leg godt” means
“play well”.
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Question 4: What special toy people can live in the LEGO worlds?
In the fourth paragraph:
> “...they even created tiny LEGO people, called ‘minifigures’, to live in these worlds.”
So, the special toy people are called
minifigures.
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Question 5: Besides toy bricks, what is one other fun thing LEGO has made for kids?
The last paragraph says:
> “Today, LEGO is more than just a toy. There are big LEGO stores, fun LEGO video games, and even LEGOLAND theme parks...”
So, you can pick any one of those:
→
LEGO video games
→
LEGOLAND theme parks
→
big LEGO stores (though maybe less “fun thing for kids” compared to games or parks)
Best answers:
LEGO video games or
LEGOLAND theme parks
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Final Answer:
1. Denmark
2. Ole Kirk Christiansen
3. Play well
4. Minifigures
5. LEGO video games (or LEGOLAND theme parks)
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of informational text comprehension worksheet.