Let’s solve the questions based on the text “Rhona-the-Rider”.
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Question 1: Rhona is...
Options:
a. a bicycle
b. a friend
c. a girl
d. a house
✔ Correct Answer: c. a girl
Explanation:
The story begins with: *“This is the story of Rhona-the-Rider. She lives in a very small house…”*
The use of the pronoun
“She” clearly indicates that Rhona is a female person — a girl.
Also, she has a friend (Annie), sleeps on bicycles, and goes for rides — all human activities. So, Rhona is not a bicycle, a house, or just “a friend” (though she has friends, she herself is a girl).
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Question 2: Rhona lives...
Options:
a. in an old castle
b. in a small house
c. in the river
d. in the park
✔ Correct Answer: b. in a small house
Explanation:
The text says: *“She lives in a very small house with white walls, a red roof and a little blue door.”*
It also mentions that the house is *“not in the town centre. It is far away.”* — but still, it’s a
small house.
The other places (old castle, river, park) are places she
rides to, not where she lives.
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✔ Final Answers:
1.
c. a girl
2.
b. in a small house
Let me know if you’d like help with more questions from this worksheet!
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of reading comprehension worksheet grade 6.
