Let’s go step by step to answer each question based on the short passage.
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Passage:
> Jack plays soccer.
> He likes soccer.
> Jack can run fast and kick far.
> He will ask Tom to play.
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Question 1: Who plays soccer?
Look at the first sentence: “Jack plays soccer.”
So, the person who plays soccer is
Jack.
Options:
- Tom → Not mentioned as playing soccer
- Jack →
✔ Correct
- Kip → Not mentioned at all
→ Answer:
Jack
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Question 2: What can Jack do?
The passage says: “Jack can run fast and kick far.”
Look at the options:
- Run Fast →
✔ Matches what the passage says
- Throw Hard → Not mentioned
- Cook → Not mentioned
→ Answer:
Run Fast
*(Note: Even though it also says “kick far,” that option isn’t listed — so we pick the one that IS listed and correct.)*
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Question 3: What will Jack do?
Last sentence: “He will ask Tom to play.”
Options:
- Bake Cookies → No
- Ask Tom to play →
✔ Yes!
- Run → He *can* run, but the question is what he *will do* next — which is ask Tom to play
→ Answer:
Ask Tom to play
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Final Answer:
Who plays soccer? →
Jack
What can Jack do? →
Run Fast
What will Jack do? →
Ask Tom to play
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of reading comprehension worksheet high school.
