To solve this reading comprehension task, we need to carefully read the short story titled "Friends" and then answer the four questions based on the text.
Step 1: Analyze the Story
- The story introduces two characters: Bob and Tom.
- It states they are friends and neighbors.
- It mentions they go to school together and are classmates.
- It says they like to read books in the library.
- It explains that friends share things, sometimes argue, but make up afterwards.
Step 2: Answer Question 1
- *Question:* Who are friends in the story?
- *Finding the answer:* The very first sentence says, "Bob and Tom are friends."
- *Draft Answer:* Bob and Tom are friends in the story.
Step 3: Answer Question 2
- *Question:* Did they study at the same school? Why do you think so?
- *Finding the answer:* The text says, "They go to school together" and "Bob and Tom are classmates too." Being classmates means they are in the same class at the same school.
- *Draft Answer:* Yes, they studied at the same school because the story says they go to school together and they are classmates.
Step 4: Answer Question 3
- *Question:* What they like to do in the library?
- *Finding the answer:* The text says, "They like to read books in the library."
- *Draft Answer:* They like to read books in the library.
Step 5: Answer Question 4
- *Question:* Which part of the story that you like most? Why?
- *Finding the answer:* This is an opinion question, so there is no single "correct" answer, but a good answer should relate to the text. A good part to choose is how they make up after fighting.
- *Draft Answer:* I like the part where they settle and make things right after an argument because it shows that true friends forgive each other.
Step 6: Final Review
- All answers are derived directly from the text or are logical personal responses based on the text.
- The language is simple and suitable for a student.
Final Answer:
1. Who are friends in the story?
Bob and Tom are friends in the story.
2. Did they study at the same school? Why do you think so?
Yes, they studied at the same school. The story says they go to school together and they are classmates.
3. What they like to do in the library?
They like to read books in the library.
4. Which part of the story that you like most? Why?
I like the part where they make things right after a small fight. It shows that good friends can solve problems and stay friends.
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of worksheet for writing about friendship.
