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Reading Comprehension Worksheet

Practice
A parent or tutor should read along with the student, helping as needed.

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When we compare two things, we tell how they are alike.

When we contrast two things, we tell how they are different.
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As you read this story, think about how the two characters are alike, and
how they are different.

Town Mouse and Country Mouse

There once was a Town Mouse who went on a visit to his cousin in the
country. Country Mouse led a busy life, keeping up with all his chores. But
he loved his town cousin, and gave him a hearty welcome. All he had to
offer for a meal were bread and cheese that he had carefully collected from
the farmhouse floor, and a jug of water that he brought in each day from
the creek down the hill. It was not a feast, but he offered it freely.
Town Mouse rather turned up his long nose at this country food, and
said, "I cannot understand, Cousin, how you can put up with such poor
food as this. But of course you cannot expect anything better in the
country. Come with me, and I will show you how to live. When you have
been in town a week, you will wonder how you could ever have stood a
country life."
And so the two mice set off for the town and arrived at Town Mouse's
home late at night. "You will want something to eat after our long journey,"
said the polite Town Mouse, and he took his friend into the grand dining-
room. There for the taking they found what was left of a fine feast upon the
table, and soon the two mice were eating up jellies and cakes and all sorts
of other wonderful foods. “It is always like this here,” said Town Mouse. “I
don’t have to work for my food at all!”
Suddenly they heard growling and barking. "What is that?" cried
Country Mouse.
"It is only the dogs of the house," answered the other.

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"Only!" said Country Mouse. "I do not like that kind of music at my
dinner." Just at that moment the door flew open, and in came two huge
black dogs, growling and snarling. The two mice had to scamper down and
run off. They had no time to take any of the delicious foods with them, and
Town Mouse had no food or water nicely stored away in his home. "Good-
by, Cousin," said Country Mouse.
"What! going so soon?" said the other.
"Yes," said Country Mouse. “I would much rather have bread and
cheese in peace than jellies and cakes in fear!”

Some of these details are true of just one of the two characters. Some are
true of both characters. Some are not true of either character. Read each
detail, and select the best answer.