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• Tale of Two Countries (Gr. 6-10)
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• Author's Purpose Practice 1
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• Figurative Language of Edgar Allan Poe
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Some teachers hate 7th grade students. They claim that 7th graders are awkward, annoying, and hormonal. That may be true. Nonetheless, I've always loved my 7th grade classes more than any of my other groups. (Don't tell my 8th graders.) I love my 7th grade students because they are helpful, malleable, and are still eager to please their teachers (for the most part). You can reason with them. They can be hilarious. And they know that they're going to see you around next year, so they're not going to do anything too crazy. This page has all of my reading worksheets that were written at or around the 7th grade level. I used this awesome website to determine the readability scores of each of these worksheets, but you'll want to read and approve them yourself before giving them to your students. If you teach students who are reading at or around the 7th grade level, you've come to the right place. Surely you can find something on this page to enrich your students' literacy skills.

• Reading Comprehension Worksheets

Garbage | Nonfiction Reading Test - To students, the garbage can is a magical device that whisks our rubbish far away from site and mind. Now they can learn where that garbage really goes. Come along with me on a fantastic journey, and answer some skill-focused reading questions. You know that you want to. View my readibility scores . Garbage | Nonfiction Reading Test | RTF Garbage | Nonfiction Reading Test | PDF Garbage | Nonfiction Reading Test | Preview Garbage | Nonfiction Reading Test | Answers Garbage | Nonfiction Reading Test | Ereading Worksheet

Asian Carp | Nonfiction Reading Test - Asian carp were once brought to America to help clean lakes and ponds, but they escape and now threaten the Great Lake fishing industry. Learn more about the most hated fish in America while developing your reading skills with multiple-choice and short essay questions. View my readibility scores . Asian Carp | Nonfiction Reading Test | RTF Asian Carp | Nonfiction Reading Test | PDF Asian Carp | Nonfiction Reading Test | Preview Asian Carp | Nonfiction Reading Test | Answers Asian Carp | Nonfiction Reading Test | Ereading Worksheet

The Maginot Line | Nonfiction Reading Test - The Maginot Line was one of the largest and greatest military structure in the history of mankind. It also failed completely. Learn more about how and why in this reading passage. Improve your skills with Common Core aligned multiple-choice and extended-response questions. View my readibility scores . The Maginot Line | Nonfiction Reading Test | RTF The Maginot Line | Nonfiction Reading Test | PDF The Maginot Line | Nonfiction Reading Test | Preview The Maginot Line | Nonfiction Reading Test | Answers The Maginot Line | Nonfiction Reading Test | Ereading Worksheet

A Tale of Two Countries | Nonfiction Reading Test - North Korea may share origins with its neighbor to the south, but these two countries have grown to be remarkably different. Learn a little more about what happened in this reading passage, and answer Common Core aligned multiple-choice and short essay questions. View my readibility scores . A Tale of Two Countries | Nonfiction Reading Test | RTF A Tale of Two Countries | Nonfiction Reading Test | PDF A Tale of Two Countries | Nonfiction Reading Test | Preview A Tale of Two Countries | Nonfiction Reading Test | Answers A Tale of Two Countries | Nonfiction Reading Test | Ereading Worksheet

Pain Reliever Comprehension Worksheet - Students read the warning labels for two over-the-counter pain killers. Then they answer multiple-choice questions asking them to reference, compare, and use the provided information. View my readibility scores . Pain Reliever Comprehension Worksheet | RTF Pain Reliever Comprehension Worksheet | PDF Pain Reliever Comprehension Worksheet | Preview Pain Reliever Comprehension Worksheet | Answers

“The Cat That Walked by Himself” | By Rudyard Kipling - This Kipling classic is written in the style of a folktale. This would be a great story to study prior to a discussion of literary genre. Not only that, but this story is fun and written in a clever way. View my readibility scores . “The Cat That Walked by Himself” | By Rudyard Kipling | RTF “The Cat That Walked by Himself” | By Rudyard Kipling | PDF “The Cat That Walked by Himself” | By Rudyard Kipling | Preview “The Cat That Walked by Himself” | By Rudyard Kipling | Answers “The Cat That Walked by Himself” | By Rudyard Kipling | Ereading Worksheet

“The Nightingale and the Rose” | By Oscar Wilde - This is a cautionary tale written by the unforgettable Oscar Wilde. As is characteristic of Wilde's works, this story is densely packed with figurative language and unconventional narrative movements. View my readibility scores . “The Nightingale and the Rose” | By Oscar Wilde | RTF “The Nightingale and the Rose” | By Oscar Wilde | PDF “The Nightingale and the Rose” | By Oscar Wilde | Preview “The Nightingale and the Rose” | By Oscar Wilde | Answers “The Nightingale and the Rose” | By Oscar Wilde | Ereading Worksheet

“The Lottery Ticket” | By Anton Chekhov - Far too often people equate money with happiness. Chekhov's short story teaches readers that this is not always the case. View my readibility scores . “The Lottery Ticket” | By Anton Chekhov | RTF “The Lottery Ticket” | By Anton Chekhov | PDF “The Lottery Ticket” | By Anton Chekhov | Preview “The Lottery Ticket” | By Anton Chekhov | Answers “The Lottery Ticket” | By Anton Chekhov | Ereading Worksheet

“A Mystery of Heroism” | By Stephen Crane - Set against the background of the American Civil War, Crane's tale seeks to explain the secret of heroism. Students will cringe at the ironic twist at the end. View my readibility scores . “A Mystery of Heroism” | By Stephen Crane | RTF “A Mystery of Heroism” | By Stephen Crane | PDF “A Mystery of Heroism” | By Stephen Crane | Preview “A Mystery of Heroism” | By Stephen Crane | Answers “A Mystery of Heroism” | By Stephen Crane | Ereading Worksheet

• Author's Purpose Worksheets

Author's Purpose Worksheet 2 - This worksheet has ten problems. Students must determine the author's main purpose based on a description of a text. Then, they must explain their answers. View my readibility scores . Author's Purpose Worksheet 2 | RTF Author's Purpose Worksheet 2 | PDF Author's Purpose Worksheet 2 | Preview Author's Purpose Worksheet 2 | Answers Author's Purpose Worksheet 2 | Ereading Worksheet

Author's Purpose Worksheet 3 - This worksheet has 13 problems. Read short descriptions of texts. Determine the author's main purpose. Explain your answer. View my readibility scores . Author's Purpose Worksheet 3 | RTF Author's Purpose Worksheet 3 | PDF Author's Purpose Worksheet 3 | Preview Author's Purpose Worksheet 3 | Answers Author's Purpose Worksheet 3 | Ereading Worksheet

Context Clues 1.5 - This worksheet has twelve more challenging vocabulary words used in sentences that express their meanings. This is great way to develop strategies to improve your vocabulary. View my readibility scores . Context Clues 1.5 | RTF Context Clues 1.5 | PDF Context Clues 1.5 | Preview Context Clues 1.5 | Answers

Context Clues 2.4 - This worksheet has another twelve problems to give students practice using context clues. Students define the bolded word and explain their answers. View my readibility scores . Context Clues 2.4 | RTF Context Clues 2.4 | PDF Context Clues 2.4 | Preview Context Clues 2.4 | Answers

Context Clues 2.6 - This worksheet continues the onslaught of context clues questions with 12 more problems. Determine the meanings of challenging vocabulary words and explain your answers. This worksheet has it all. View my readibility scores . Context Clues 2.6 | RTF Context Clues 2.6 | PDF Context Clues 2.6 | Preview Context Clues 2.6 | Answers

Context Clues 3.5 - Your students will tremble with anticipation when they hear that you have another 12 context clues problems for them. Don't fight off the excitement. Let it show. Enthusiasm is contagious. View my readibility scores . Context Clues 3.5 | RTF Context Clues 3.5 | PDF Context Clues 3.5 | Preview Context Clues 3.5 | Answers

Context Clues 3.6 - Here is another context clues worksheet with 12 more problems. Students figure out the meanings of bolded words based on how the words are used, and then the students explain their answers. View my readibility scores . Context Clues 3.6 | RTF Context Clues 3.6 | PDF Context Clues 3.6 | Preview Context Clues 3.6 | Answers

Context Clues 3.7 - This worksheet features another 12 challenging vocabulary words. Students determine the meanings of the words based on how they are used. Then they explain their answers. View my readibility scores . Context Clues 3.7 | RTF Context Clues 3.7 | PDF Context Clues 3.7 | Preview Context Clues 3.7 | Answers

Fact and Opinion Worksheet 6 - This worksheet has twenty five statements about dancing. Students consider whether each statement is a fact or opinion and then they explain their answers. View my readibility scores . Fact and Opinion Worksheet 6 | RTF Fact and Opinion Worksheet 6 | PDF Fact and Opinion Worksheet 6 | Preview Fact and Opinion Worksheet 6 | Answers

Figurative Language Worksheet 3 - This four-sided worksheet has 27 examples of figurative language techniques and poetic devices. Students read each example, identify the technique being used, and explain their answers. View my readibility scores . Figurative Language Worksheet 3 | RTF Figurative Language Worksheet 3 | PDF Figurative Language Worksheet 3 | Preview Figurative Language Worksheet 3 | Answers Figurative Language Worksheet 3 | Ereading Worksheet

Figurative Language Worksheet 9 - What? Another double-sided figurative language worksheet with 22 problems? Can this be real? It is real, and it's right here. View my readibility scores . Figurative Language Worksheet 9 | RTF Figurative Language Worksheet 9 | PDF Figurative Language Worksheet 9 | Preview Figurative Language Worksheet 9 | Answers Figurative Language Worksheet 9 | Ereading Worksheet

Figurative Language Test - This is a multiple-choice figurative language test with forty questions. These questions cover everything from definitions of figurative language techniques to recognizing figurative language techniques in the context of poetry. View my readibility scores . Figurative Language Test | RTF Figurative Language Test | PDF Figurative Language Test | Preview Figurative Language Test | Answers

Figurative Language Test 2 - This is another figurative language test with forty multiple-choice questions. These questions cover definitions, identifying figurative language techniques, and analyzing figurative language used in complete poems. This is a great way to finish a figurative language unit. View my readibility scores . Figurative Language Test 2 | RTF Figurative Language Test 2 | PDF Figurative Language Test 2 | Preview Figurative Language Test 2 | Answers

Idioms Test 2 - This test has another fifteen idioms used in sentences with a lot of context. Students determine the meaning of the idiom based on how it is used and choose the appropriate answer. View my readibility scores . Idioms Test 2 | RTF Idioms Test 2 | PDF Idioms Test 2 | Preview Idioms Test 2 | Answers Idioms Test 2 | Ereading Worksheet

Idioms Worksheet 1 - This worksheet has fifteen idioms used in context-rich sentences. Students read the sentences and determine the meaning of the idioms. View my readibility scores . Idioms Worksheet 1 | RTF Idioms Worksheet 1 | PDF Idioms Worksheet 1 | Preview Idioms Worksheet 1 | Answers

Idioms Worksheet 6 - This worksheet has more idioms used in sentences. Students figure out the meaning of each idiom based on how it is used. View my readibility scores . Idioms Worksheet 6 | RTF Idioms Worksheet 6 | PDF Idioms Worksheet 6 | Preview Idioms Worksheet 6 | Answers

Onomatopoeia Worksheet 3 - This worksheet has 25 more sentences using onomatopoeia. Students circle the onomatopoeic words and identify what made the noise. View my readibility scores . Onomatopoeia Worksheet 3 | RTF Onomatopoeia Worksheet 3 | PDF Onomatopoeia Worksheet 3 | Preview Onomatopoeia Worksheet 3 | Answers

Simile Worksheet 3 - This worksheet has another 10 similes taken from classic poems. Students figure out which two things are being compared in each simile, and then they express the meaning of the simile in literal language. View my readibility scores . Simile Worksheet 3 | RTF Simile Worksheet 3 | PDF Simile Worksheet 3 | Preview Simile Worksheet 3 | Answers

Personification Worksheet 1 - This worksheet contains 10 examples of personification. Students read each example, determine what is being personified, and then explain the human quality that is given. View my readibility scores . Personification Worksheet 1 | RTF Personification Worksheet 1 | PDF Personification Worksheet 1 | Preview Personification Worksheet 1 | Answers

Personification Worksheet 4 - This worksheet has 10 examples of personification taken from classic poems. Students identify what is being personified in each example and then explain the trait or quality given. View my readibility scores . Personification Worksheet 4 | RTF Personification Worksheet 4 | PDF Personification Worksheet 4 | Preview Personification Worksheet 4 | Answers

Personification Worksheet 9 - This worksheet features 10 poetic examples of personification. Students read each example, figure out what is being personified, and then explain the human ability or quality that is given. View my readibility scores . Personification Worksheet 9 | RTF Personification Worksheet 9 | PDF Personification Worksheet 9 | Preview Personification Worksheet 9 | Answers

Genre Worksheet 5 - Here's another worksheet to help students master genre. Students read descriptions of nine texts, determine the genre and subgenre of each, and explain their answers. View my readibility scores . Genre Worksheet 5 | RTF Genre Worksheet 5 | PDF Genre Worksheet 5 | Preview Genre Worksheet 5 | Answers Genre Worksheet 5 | Ereading Worksheet

Genre Worksheet 7 - This worksheet features 17 problems to help your students master genre. Students read short descriptions of texts, determine the genre and subgenre, and explain their answers. View my readibility scores . Genre Worksheet 7 | RTF Genre Worksheet 7 | PDF Genre Worksheet 7 | Preview Genre Worksheet 7 | Answers Genre Worksheet 7 | Ereading Worksheet

Genre Worksheet 10 - Students read 9 descriptions of texts and determine the genre and subgenre of each based on details. Then they explain their answers. View my readibility scores . Genre Worksheet 10 | RTF Genre Worksheet 10 | PDF Genre Worksheet 10 | Preview Genre Worksheet 10 | Answers Genre Worksheet 10 | Ereading Worksheet

Irony Worksheet 1 - Students read six short stories, each containing an example of irony. Students must identify each example of irony. Then they must determine whether it is situational, dramatic, or verbal irony. Then they must explain their answers. View my readibility scores . Irony Worksheet 1 | RTF Irony Worksheet 1 | PDF Irony Worksheet 1 | Preview Irony Worksheet 1 | Answers Irony Worksheet 1 | Ereading Worksheet

Main Idea and Money - Students read seven passages themed around currency. Then they write the main idea of the each passage and come up with a title that expresses the main idea. View my readibility scores . Main Idea and Money | RTF Main Idea and Money | PDF Main Idea and Money | Preview Main Idea and Money | Answers

Main Idea and Text Structure Worksheet | Cars - Students won't be able to cruise through this 6 passage main idea and text structure worksheet. That's because they have to create graphic organizers that visually represent the text, and then fill in those graphic organizers with information from the text. View my readibility scores . Main Idea and Text Structure Worksheet | Cars | RTF Main Idea and Text Structure Worksheet | Cars | PDF Main Idea and Text Structure Worksheet | Cars | Preview Main Idea and Text Structure Worksheet | Cars | Answers

Main Idea and Text Structure Worksheet | Cotton Candy - Sweet. This worksheet has 6 passages about cotton candy. Students explain the main idea of each passage, think of a title that expresses the main idea, and create and use a graphic organizer that visually represents the text. What a treat! View my readibility scores . Main Idea and Text Structure Worksheet | Cotton Candy | RTF Main Idea and Text Structure Worksheet | Cotton Candy | PDF Main Idea and Text Structure Worksheet | Cotton Candy | Preview Main Idea and Text Structure Worksheet | Cotton Candy | Answers

Point of View Worksheet 1 - This worksheet features passages taken from 15 texts. Students must identify the narrator's point of view. If the answer is third-person, students must explain which characters' thoughts are revealed. View my readibility scores . Point of View Worksheet 1 | RTF Point of View Worksheet 1 | PDF Point of View Worksheet 1 | Preview Point of View Worksheet 1 | Answers Point of View Worksheet 1 | Ereading Worksheet

Point of View Worksheet 7 - This worksheet has 9 more problems to help students master narrative view point. Students read a paragraph and determine whether it is narrated from first, second, third-person limited, third-person objective, or third-person omniscient perspective. Then they explain their answers. View my readibility scores . Point of View Worksheet 7 | RTF Point of View Worksheet 7 | PDF Point of View Worksheet 7 | Preview Point of View Worksheet 7 | Answers

Story Structure Quiz | "Unto Others" - Students read a short story about a person who learns a valuable lesson about prejudging people. Then they answer multiple-choice questions about the structure of the story. View my readibility scores . Story Structure Quiz | "Unto Others" | RTF Story Structure Quiz | "Unto Others" | PDF Story Structure Quiz | "Unto Others" | Preview Story Structure Quiz | "Unto Others" | Answers

Text Structure Worksheet | Cats - Cats have come along way through history. Learn about some of it and identify the structure of 6 paragraphs about cats. Then create and use an appropriate graphic organizer to contain information from the passage. View my readibility scores . Text Structure Worksheet | Cats | RTF Text Structure Worksheet | Cats | PDF Text Structure Worksheet | Cats | Preview Text Structure Worksheet | Cats | Answers

Text Structure Worksheet | Smartphones - Students love smartphones, or "phones," as they call them these days. Students also love completing text structure worksheets about them. Students read 6 paragraphs, determine the structure of each, and create and use an appropriate graphic organizer to contain information from the passage. View my readibility scores . Text Structure Worksheet | Smartphones | RTF Text Structure Worksheet | Smartphones | PDF Text Structure Worksheet | Smartphones | Preview Text Structure Worksheet | Smartphones | Answers

Text Structure Quiz - Student read 9 cool passages about ice-cream, and they determine the text structure of each passage and answer multiple-choice questions. Then they match text structure definitions to terms. View my readibility scores . Text Structure Quiz | RTF Text Structure Quiz | PDF Text Structure Quiz | Preview Text Structure Quiz | Answers

Text Structure Quiz | Music - This text structure quiz has 9 passages themed around music. Students answer multiple-choice questions about the structure of each passage. Then students match text structure terms to definitions. View my readibility scores . Text Structure Quiz | Music | RTF Text Structure Quiz | Music | PDF Text Structure Quiz | Music | Preview Text Structure Quiz | Music | Answers

Text Structure Quiz | Inventors and Inventions - Students read 9 passages about inventors and inventions and answer multiple-choice questions about the text structure of each. Then students match definitions to text structure terms. View my readibility scores . Text Structure Quiz | Inventors and Inventions | RTF Text Structure Quiz | Inventors and Inventions | PDF Text Structure Quiz | Inventors and Inventions | Preview Text Structure Quiz | Inventors and Inventions | Answers

Theme Worksheet 2 - Students read five short stories and attempt to determine the theme or author's message in each. Then they refer to the text to support their answers. View my readibility scores . Theme Worksheet 2 | RTF Theme Worksheet 2 | PDF Theme Worksheet 2 | Preview Theme Worksheet 2 | Answers

Theme Worksheet 4 - Students read five short stories and attempt to extract the theme or author's message from each. Then they support their answers by referencing the text. View my readibility scores . Theme Worksheet 4 | RTF Theme Worksheet 4 | PDF Theme Worksheet 4 | Preview Theme Worksheet 4 | Answers

Theme Worksheet 6 - This worksheet contains another five short stories. Students figure out the theme or author's message in each text and then use the text to support their answers. View my readibility scores . Theme Worksheet 6 | RTF Theme Worksheet 6 | PDF Theme Worksheet 6 | Preview Theme Worksheet 6 | Answers

Understanding Themes with Fables - Students read fables that have had the morals removed from the end. After reading each fable, students must attempt to determine the message of the fable and explain their answers. View my readibility scores . Understanding Themes with Fables | RTF Understanding Themes with Fables | PDF Understanding Themes with Fables | Preview Understanding Themes with Fables | Answers

Understanding Themes with Fables 2 - This worksheet has more fables with the morals removed. Students read each fable, attempt to determine the moral, and explain their answers. View my readibility scores . Understanding Themes with Fables 2 | RTF Understanding Themes with Fables 2 | PDF Understanding Themes with Fables 2 | Preview Understanding Themes with Fables 2 | Answers

Tone Worksheet 3 - This worksheet has four more expressive poems. Students determine the speaker's tone and support their answer with evidence from the text. View my readibility scores . Tone Worksheet 3 | RTF Tone Worksheet 3 | PDF Tone Worksheet 3 | Preview Tone Worksheet 3 | Answers

Tone Worksheet 4 - This worksheet contains four more expressive poems. Students interpret the speaker's tone and support their answers by referencing text. View my readibility scores . Tone Worksheet 4 | RTF Tone Worksheet 4 | PDF Tone Worksheet 4 | Preview Tone Worksheet 4 | Answers

Tone Worksheet 5 - This worksheet has four more poems in which the speaker uses a strong tone. Students interpret these tones and support their answers with text. View my readibility scores . Tone Worksheet 5 | RTF Tone Worksheet 5 | PDF Tone Worksheet 5 | Preview Tone Worksheet 5 | Answers

Those 7th graders are a handful, but if you keep giving them work like this, you'll keep them busy while they learn. Everybody wins. Students love completing work that they know how to do. If you teach them these concepts, and then give them practice that is written at their reading level, they'll be chugging through these assignments. I can't wait to hear about your success using the activities on this page. If you have any to share, post them in the comments below. I also accept corrections, suggestions, and critiques. Thanks for visiting!

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These worksheets are designed to help 7th grade students enhance their reading skills and comprehension abilities. The worksheets typically of passages or texts followed by a series of questions and exercises related to the reading material. The passages can cover various genres, including fiction, non-fiction, poetry, and informational texts.

The questions and exercises in the worksheets aim to assess students’ understanding of the reading material, as well as their ability to analyze and interpret the text. They may involve multiple-choice questions, short-answer questions, vocabulary exercises, inferential questions, critical thinking prompts, and more.

The core language arts skills that these worksheets focus on include:

Comprehension – Students are required to comprehend the main ideas, details, and supporting evidence presented in the text.

Vocabulary – Worksheets often include vocabulary exercises to help students expand their word knowledge and understand context clues.

Inferences and Critical Thinking – Students are encouraged to make logical inferences and draw conclusions based on the information provided in the text. Some worksheets include questions that require students to think critically and analyze the text’s deeper meaning or evaluate the author’s perspective.

Literary Devices – Students may be introduced to literary devices such as similes, metaphors, symbolism, and imagery, and asked to identify and analyze them within the passages.

What Reading Skills Do We Work On in 7th Grade?

A grade 7 student should be proficient in reading complex texts across multiple genres with accuracy and fluency. Their vocabulary should be extensive, allowing them to determine the meaning of unfamiliar words and phrases using context, knowledge of Greek and Latin roots, and other strategies. They should be adept at analyzing the structure of a text, understanding how paragraphs and sections contribute to broader themes and ideas. Critical thinking is vital; students should evaluate arguments and claims in a text, discerning sound reasoning from fallacious or biased points. They should be capable of comparing and contrasting multiple texts, understanding how authors approach similar themes or topics differently. 7th graders should also be able to synthesize information from various sources to form a coherent understanding of a subject or to make informed judgments.

The learning objectives for 7th grade reading comprehension typically include the following:

Reading Fluency – Develop the ability to read fluently and accurately with appropriate speed and expression.

Comprehension Strategies – Apply various comprehension strategies, such as predicting, summarizing, making connections, visualizing, questioning, and monitoring comprehension.

Vocabulary Development – Expand and strengthen vocabulary by learning new words, understanding word roots and affixes, and using context clues to determine word meanings.

Text Analysis – Analyze and interpret various types of texts, including fiction, non-fiction, poetry, and informational texts, by identifying main ideas, supporting details, author’s purpose, tone, and point of view.

Inferential and Critical Thinking – Make inferences and draw conclusions based on explicit and implicit information within the text. Develop critical thinking skills by evaluating the validity of arguments, analyzing different perspectives, and identifying bias or propaganda in texts.

Literary Elements – Recognize and analyze literary elements such as plot, character development, setting, theme, figurative language, and literary devices.

Text Structure and Features – Identify and understand different text structures, such as cause and effect, compare and contrast, problem and solution, and chronological order. Utilize and understand features specific to informational texts, such as headings, subheadings, captions, diagrams, tables, and graphs.

Media Literacy – Develop the ability to critically analyze and interpret media messages presented in various forms, including online articles, advertisements, videos, and social media posts.

Active Reading Strategies – Employ active reading strategies such as annotating, highlighting, note-taking, and summarizing to enhance comprehension and retention of information.

A 7th grade student can enhance reading comprehension by engaging in regular deep reading sessions, focusing on understanding rather than speed, and taking notes to capture essential ideas. They should challenge themselves by reading diverse materials, from novels to news articles, to gain exposure to varied language structures and concepts. Creating mind maps or outlines can help in organizing information, aiding in the visualization of relationships within the text. Engaging in group discussions or book clubs allows students to gain different perspectives, promoting deeper insights and clarifying misunderstandings. When encountering challenging vocabulary or concepts, it’s beneficial to research and seek external resources, like dictionaries or reference materials. It also can help to focus on periodic self-quizzing on the material, or explaining the content to someone else, can reinforce understanding and highlight areas needing further review.

What Novels Do 7th Graders Commonly Read in School?

The novels that 7th graders read in school can vary depending on the curriculum and the school district. However, here are some popular novels that are commonly taught in 7th-grade English/language arts classes:

• “The Giver” by Lois Lowry
• “The Outsiders” by S.E. Hinton
• “To Kill a Mockingbird” by Harper Lee
• “The Diary of a Young Girl” by Anne Frank
• “The Hunger Games” by Suzanne Collins
• “Wonder” by R.J. Palacio
• “The Lightning Thief” by Rick Riordan (first book in the Percy Jackson series)
• “The Maze Runner” by James Dashner
• “The Watsons Go to Birmingham – 1963” by Christopher Paul Curtis
• “The House on Mango Street” by Sandra Cisneros
• “Roll of Thunder, Hear My Cry” by Mildred D. Taylor
• “The Westing Game” by Ellen Raskin
• “Freak the Mighty” by Rodman Philbrick
• “Bridge to Terabithia” by Katherine Paterson
• “Hatchet” by Gary Paulsen

These novels often provide engaging stories and themes that resonate with 7th-grade students while exploring important concepts such as friendship, identity, social issues, resilience, and empathy.

However, it’s important to note that the specific novels taught in 7th-grade classrooms can vary, and the above list is not exhaustive. The curriculum may differ based on the school, district, or individual teacher preferences.

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7th Grade Reading Comprehension Worksheets

The middle school reading comprehension passages below include 7th grade appropriate reading passages and related questions. Please use any of the printable worksheets (you may duplicate them) in your classroom or at home. Just click on the worksheet title to view details about the PDF and print or download to your computer.

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Anne of Avonlea

Your student will practice citing supporting evidence with a passage from “Anne of Avonlea.”

Biography of Abraham Lincoln

Your student can read about the life of Abraham Lincoln and write a short summary in this worksheet.

Coyote: the Survivor of North America

Your student will read a short informational passage about the coyote and then practice finding supporting evidence.

Earthquakes

Your student will determine the contextual meaning of words in this informative passage about earthquakes.

Grand Canyon

Your student will learn about the Grand Canyon and determine the meanings of words in the passage.

Oliver Twist

Your student will summarize a passage from Charles Dicken’s classic novel, “Oliver Twist” in this worksheet.

The Attack on Pearl Harbor

In this worksheet, your student will be asked to analyze the influence of the attack on Pearl Harbor on Americans.

The Jabberwocky

In this worksheet, your student will analyze the fun nonsense words in Lewis Carroll’s “The Jabberwocky” and determine whether the word is a noun, adjective or verb.

The Prince and the Pauper

In this worksheet on Mark Twain’s “The Prince and the Pauper,” your student will compare the settings of Tom Canty’s real life and dream life.

The Road Not Taken

Your student will explore the figurative language in Robert Frost’s beautiful poem, “The Road Not Taken.”

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Our exceptional selection of reading comprehension passages and worksheets is especially crafted to augment the reading enthusiasm of seventh-grade students. Hence, the synthesis of an array of both informational and biographical, non-fictional topics like 'John F Kennedy, The Time Machine, Boston Tea Party, Henry Hudson, Cochise, Great Apache Chief, Capitol Hill and more. Each practice worksheet is aligned to the Common Core and encompasses a range of reading skill areas to reinforce comprehension skills. Access some of these worksheets for free!

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A Time Capsule from 1883

Does the idea of a Time Capsule from the year 1883 intrigue you? Well, it certainly will! Let your students read along this absorbing passage and watch them transport to the realms of comprehension fantasy.

Women's Suffrage

The biographical extract of these inspiring women who led the suffrage movement to achieve equal rights for women will be a great comprehension practice for seventh-grade students for making inferences.

Henry Hudson

Understanding character traits is an important reading skill for comprehending a text. Nothing can achieve this better than this worksheet on Henry Hudson's determination and courage as an explorer.

Capitol Hill

Analyzing the informative article on the seat of the American capital, will prove to be a valuable resource to help the students of Grade 7 in recognizing the difference between facts and opinions.

Ferdinand Magellan

The focus of this pdf reading comprehension passage on Ferdinand Magellan, the first European to sail completely around the globe, is to enable students to identify the main idea, reinforced by supporting details.

Photosynthesis

Just as plants convert energy into food, this printable has a potential to convert reading comprehension into the skills of skimming important points and categorizing relevant information for grade 7 students.

John F.Kennedy

The biographical article on America's most loved President provides a perfect reading opportunity for students to practice the important skill of recognizing a point of view to comprehend the narrator's intent.

Barack Obama

President Barack Obama's accomplishments continue to inspire people across the globe. This pdf reading comprehension worksheet will inspire the students to reinforce key reading skills.

Boston Tea Party

This very unusual tea party that made its place in every book on world history, also makes this printable worksheet an important tool to enhance skills in using context clues for students of Grade 7.

Cochise, Great Apache Chief

The heroic tale of this Great Apache Chief, is sure to provide a great practice to students in enhancing their skills of making inferences and drawing conclusions in addition to understanding character traits.

Harriet Tubman

From being a slave woman looked down upon with disdain, to having national parks dedicated to her name, Tubman's life has all the elements of a stellar story. Questions include writing the central theme and more.

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It is tough to keep seventh graders engaged when reading nonfiction. The hormones start to kick in and if they find the topic dry or not to their liking, they can be very hard to focus. The best advice we have for you when it comes to selecting works of nonfiction to have them explore is to try to stick to a topic that relates to a current event. If it is in the news, kids pay greater attention to it. These worksheets will help students improve their ability to understand what they are reading.

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Lyophilization - Why such a big word for "freeze drying"? Lyophilization is the scientific name for what you have probably heard of before as freeze drying. We explore how it works and then ask you a series of questions about the reading passage.

The Howler Monkey - What a cool animal! Howler monkeys are the loudest animal in the New World. They are named for their habit of howling loudly to other troops to signal ownership of territory, for which they are in constant competition. You will read about them and then answer a series of questions and fill out a graphic organizer to see if you grasped what you read.

The Montgomery Alabama Bus Boycott - Rosa Parks' actions really helped civil rights steer into the proper position.

American Sign Language (ASL) - Although we call it "American", many nations use this means of communication.

How Does Carbon Dating Work? - This was a breakthrough technique to actual put an age on everything.

Susan B. Anthony Speaks - What document does Anthony use to provide the centerpiece of her argument?

The Hypocrisy of American Slavery - Why do you think he took advantage of this particular opportunity to express these particular thoughts? C

How the Navaho Live - Which words best describe how an area where the Navaho live would appear to a casual traveler?

The Birdwatcher - Why does the author think that the birds stayed in the bush for so long? Re‐read the last paragraph. How would you characterize the author's philosophy about the relationship between experience and art?

Snakebite! - Name two ways in which snakebite antidotes have been intended to work. What are the two different theories of the action of snake poison that have been entertained throughout history?

On Disease in General in Farm Animals - Students learn all about diseases that farm animals suffer from in this reading passage. We may divide diseases into three classes: non‐specific, specific and parasitic. Non‐specific diseases have no constant cause. A variety of causes may produce the same disease.

The Black Vulture - How can you tell a Black Vulture from a Turkey Vulture? Read the article. Then answer the questions.

The Challenge of Art - Explain how, according to the author, something new and unfamiliar comes to be accepted and perhaps even appreciated.

First Lady Michelle Obama - Michelle Obama gave up her job in corporate law to dedicate her life to public service. Discuss whether or not she has been successful in this field.

Portland, Oregon - What are the two general types of people that inhabited Portland during this time?

Reading Skills Should 7th Graders Have Mastered by Now

Students are now in what is considered the true middle of their schooling or middle school. After at least a half of a dozen years of training their reading skills there are a number of skills that they should have conquered by this time. When it comes to reading the works of another author, they should be able to identify a theme or key concepts of what they read. Students should also be able to answer routine questions and support those answers with evidence from the text itself. When students come across unfamiliar words, they should be able to use multiple reading strategies to determine the meaning of that term. We can also expect students at this level to understand the difference between a figurative and literal meaning of a term. They should be able to identify when a writer is attempting to boast or exaggerate for affect.

When it comes to larger bodies of work such as an essay, story, or novel students are ready to begin comparing larger bodies of work. They often will do this through writing opinion-based pieces. In the realm of nonfiction, they will often cite evidence within the work itself to form an argumentative piece that takes a position and is support by evidence within the work itself.

Tips When Reading Nonfiction

Nonfiction content contains facts and information. Nonfiction can include historical events, biographies, true stories or other such related content. As kids grow up reading fiction stories and other such works, it is a little difficult for them to make up their minds to start reading a nonfiction book. It is a must for one to read nonfiction as much as possible. Nonfiction books become interesting when they capture one's attention, but the problem is that it is a little difficult to build up interest towards a nonfiction book. Following are some tips that can help one while reading to understand and enjoy nonfiction:

Understand the Central Theme

For a nonfiction book, it is always preferred to begin by reading the foreword of the book. This will help you to understand the topic and will tell you more about the central idea of the book. Also note down the most informative points of the book, this will help you to remain focused while reading.

Highlight the Important Points

Always keep colorful highlighters with you while reading. Highlight important words, sentences or any other information you find interesting. Use different colors on the same page to make your book look attractive to read.

Infer the Meanings of Words

Infer the words you do not understand, use your previous knowledge or context of the word to guess the meaning of that word. Try to correctly infer the meaning of a word and if you fail in your try, use a thesaurus to understand the meaning and note it down to help you in future.

Write an Abstract

If you want to enjoy reading nonfiction and to understand in between the lines, write an abstract. You can either write an abstract of the whole book or each chapter separately. Write the abstract neatly and keep it with you so that if you need some information in the future, you will not have to go through the whole book again.

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There are a number of strategies that you can use to improve your ability to comprehend what you read. The most important thing I find is that students that are self-aware which means they understand what they do not know. When students understand what they do not know, focusing on that can be hugely beneficial for them. Taking small notes on what you read along the way, this will help remind you of the important points. Better yet, when you complete reviewing a body of work complete a graphic organizer that outlines the work itself. Make sure to be able to answer questions that anyone may ask you on the work. The more you question yourself, the more you will come away with. Make sure that you can summarize everything you read each and every time.

These worksheets contain reading assignments for your seventh grade students. Students will read a story or article and then be asked to answer questions about what they have just read. 7th grade students are ready for a more difficult reading passage. They are also ready to edit the grammar and or spelling within that work. Students are also getting better at understanding the sequence and relationships built into a story. This is why we include many dual character works in the below reading worksheets. These seventh grade reading worksheets will help you begin to understand the way in which the middle school works. They start rotating teachers very regularly and reading within the content area more than ever before.

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Printable 7th grade reading comprehension worksheets, click the buttons to print each worksheet and answer key., ermengarde reading passage.

An excerpt passage from A Little Princess. This is followed up by the two question sheets found below.

Ermengarde Passage Page 2

There is a lot of dialogue in this one.

Ermengarde Fill in Questions

What does Sara's father say that she always wants to do when she sees people in trouble?

Ermengarde Free Response

Compare and contrast the personalities of Sara and Ermengarde.

Fire and Ice

How would you describe the speaker’s world view? What is the fire and what is the ice? What do you think this poem is about?

One Dog Down Reading Passage

The trees had been stripped by a recent wind of their white covering of frost, and they seemed to lean towards each other, black and ominous, in the fading light.

One Dog Down Questions

What does Henry think is behind what Bill tells him about feeding the dogs?

A Mysterious Photo Reading Passage

Did Earhart and Noonan survive? We explore this notion.

A Mysterious Photo Questions

Why is the mystery about what happened to Amelia Earhart "far from over?"

The Girl Without Gravity Reading Passage

A section for From The Light Princess.

The Girl Without Gravity Essay

Discuss the different ways in which the princess is "without gravity."

The Catastrophe Reading Passage

The passage below is from the novel Jack and Jill by Louisa May Alcott. In the passage, a group of friends are out sledding on a winter's day. Read the passage, then answer the questions.

The Catastrophe Response Questions

Which coast does Jill choose for Jack to take her down?

Causes of the American Revolution Reading Passage

The American Revolution had a number of important catalysts, not the least of which was the character of the American people themselves.

Causes of the American Revolution Questions

What role did the character of the American people play in the American Revolution?

The Boy Next Door Reading Passage

A scored passage from From Little Women. This is perfect time to introduce this type of literature. Most grade leveled curriculum will include this title.

The Boy Next Door Questions

What causes Laurie to forget his bashfulness and grow sociable?

On Board the Beagle Reading Passage

From 1831 to 1836, Charles Darwin traveled the waters of South America on H.M.S. Beagle as a naturalist.

On Board the Beagle Questions

He recorded what he observed of the natural world around him in a diary that was later published as The Voyage of the Beagle.

A Tramp Abroad Reading Passage

Examine a piece by Mark Twain. This is another work that you will commonly see in most school district curriculum inventories.

A Tramp Abroad Questions

How many cities have the distinction of being built in order to commemorate a famous victory (or defeat) by Charlemagne?

Intervertebral Disc Disease (IVDD) in Dogs Reading Passage

Intervertebral disc disease (IVDD) is a serious neurological disorder in which a disc or cushioning pad between the vertebra of the spinal column degenerates, bulges outward, or even tears.

Intervertebral Disc Disease (IVDD) in Dogs Questions

What is the goal in treating IVDD patients?

NASCAR: Then and Now Reading Passage

The first NASCAR-based track was the Darlington Raceway in South Carolina, which opened in 1951.

NASCAR: Then and Now Questions

What is the least amount of money that a corporation typically spends on to sponsor a NASCAR car?

What is an MRI? Reading Passage

An MRI can show things that cannot be shown by other procedures such as an X-ray, an ultrasound, or a computer tomography (CT) scan.

The Boston Terrier Reading Passage

This dog is believed to have been a cross between a bulldog and an English White Terrier, a breed that is now extinct.

The Boston Terrier Questions

What was the name of the one confirmed Boston Terrier ancestor?

On the Size of Nations

The passage below is from Democracy in America by Alexis De Tocqueville.

On the Size of Nations Questions

What reading skills do 7th graders have.

7th grade is a crucial stage in a student's developmental cycle. They have recently finished elementary school and shifted to middle school, where the pressure has increased significantly, and they are pushed to improve constantly. In 7th grade, students are expected to learn from and utilize the information they received in prior grades by implementing it in the present time. Reading is an extremely important tool for 7th graders, which helps them in future endeavors and makes them fast learners. Continue reading this blog to understand what reading skills 7th graders should have to help them reach their true potential.

Identification and Understanding of Literary Work

As 7th Graders, students should be able to identify the main ideas of a text and explain how the narrator contributes to the themes within the text. They should be able to receive the message the author delivers and discuss various literary works by different authors. Students are expected to read different genres and review significant literary pieces.

Reading Comprehension

An essential reading skill for 7th graders is reading comprehension. Students are expected to analyze literary pieces and comprehend what the text represents. They should be able to contrast and compare one literary piece with another by looking at the tone, vocabulary, tense, punctuation, rhythm, rhyme, and sentence structure used. An important part of reading comprehension is understanding what the author means and then linking the new information with what the student already knows. For instance, if a 7th grader is reading a text about aircraft accidents, they are expected to connect the authors' message with information they already have about airplanes, significant crashes, or the dangers of flying. This integration of new information with previous knowledge through reading is reading comprehension, and that is a reading skill 7th graders have.

Discuss Literary Work Orally and in Writing

A key indicator of reading done right is when students can discuss the concept behind literary work with their peers and teachers. It allows them to use their own words to explain the text's main ideas, which helps retain that information. In both oral and written discussions, 7th graders should be able to describe a text and elaborate on its meaning using direct quotes or facts learned when reading. When students use facts or quotes from a text to support their point of view, they retain that information with greater ease due to practice.

Form a Personal Opinion

A vital reading skill for 7th graders is the ability to form a personal opinion based on the text that they have read by other authors. 7th graders are expected to construct their own opinion about the text separate from the narrator's perspective when reading. Within their opinion, they can point out whether they liked the text, how it can be improved, what they agree with within the text, and the core components of the text that they can and will use for future reference. It becomes easier to learn and retain information when you take the time to form an opinion about it; as students, forming a personal opinion about any text enables them to read between the lines and truly understand each literary piece.   Utilize Text

It is crucial to focus when reading, so the information provided in the text can be used in real life. 7th graders are expected to utilize the text and use the facts or quotes they've learned in writing. When students are able to use the text they've read in their writing, it becomes ingrained in their memory. 7th graders should be able to write about and use the material they've read in future writing assignments. For instance, if a student has read a book on emotional wellness, they should be able to incorporate the information they've been exposed to in their assignment on why mental health is important.

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Short Story Reading Comprehension Worksheets

• Beginning Level
• Answers for this series are included at the end of each worksheet.
• "My Friend" - Low Beginning. 3 answer choices. 7 questions. 74 words.
• "My House" - Low Beginning. 3 answer choices. 7 questions. 92 words.
• "Time to..." - Low Beginning. 4 answer choices. 11 questions. 89 words.
• "My Family" - Low Beginning. 4 answer choices. 6 questions. 90 words.
• "Rainy Day" - Low Beginning. 4 answer choices. 5 questions. 78 words.
• "A Call to the Pool" - Low Beginning. 4 answer choices. 5 questions. 116 words.
• "The Singing Bird" - Low Beginning. 4 answer choices. 5 questions. 96 words.
• "Seeing Stars" - Low Beginning. 4 answer choices. 8 questions. 92 words.
• "I Fly" - Low Beginning. 4 answer choices. 4 questions. 113 words.
• "The Drive" - Mid Beginning. 4 answer choices. 10 questions. 120 words.
• "Zach's Animals" - Mid Beginning. 4 answer choices. 10 questions. 104 words.
• "Griffin's Talents" - Mid Beginning. 4 answer choices. 9 questions. 112 words.
• "A Happy Visitor" - Mid Beginning. 4 answer choices. 5 questions. 170 words.
• "An Adventure" - Mid Beginning. 4 answer choices. 5 questions. 177 words.
• "Running" - Mid Beginning. 4 answer choices. 5 questions. 148 words.
• "Paul Cooks" - Mid Beginning. 4 answer choices. 10 questions. 112 words.
• "Bella Hides" - Mid Beginning. 4 answer choices. 8 questions. 135 words.
• "First Prize" - Mid Beginning. 4 answer choices. 8 questions. 155 words.
• "What Number?" - Mid Beginning. 4 answer choices. 12 questions. 154 words.
• "The Interview" - High Beginning. 4 answer choices. 9 questions. 205 words.
• "Julian's Work" - High Beginning. 4 answer choices. 12 questions. 194 words.
• "Talia's Special Day" - High Beginning. 4 answer choices. 10 questions. 204 words.
• "One Hundred Dollars" - High Beginning. 4 answer choices. 13 questions. 273 words.
• "New Shoes for Maddy" - High Beginning. 4 answer choices. 11 questions. 223 words.
• "The 20" - High Beginning. 4 answer choices. 12 questions. 256 words.
• "Big City Noise" - High Beginning. 4 answer choices. 13 questions. 238 words.
• Intermediate Level
• "By the Water" - Low Intermediate. 4 answer choices. 9 questions. 225 words.
• "A Cold Day" - Low Intermediate. 4 answer choices. 14 questions. 286 words.
• "Vet Emergency!" - Low Intermediate. 4 answer choices. 10 questions. 247 words.
• "Late" - Low Intermediate. 4 answer choices. 14 questions. 284 words.
• "The Brenners" - Low Intermediate. 4 answer choices. 13 questions. 297 words.
• "Bullied" - Low Intermediate. 4 answer choices. 13 questions. 197 words.
• "The New School" - Low Intermediate. 4 answer choices. 14 questions. 286 words.
• "The Park" - Low Intermediate. 4 answer choices. 11 questions. 297 words.
• "Worth Working For" - Mid Intermediate. 4 answer choices. 10 questions. 280 words.
• "The Rent Man" - Mid Intermediate. 4 answer choices. 12 questions. 215 words.
• "Time with Grandpa" - Mid Intermediate. 4 answer choices. 9 questions. 237 words.
• "The Bus Driver" - Mid Intermediate. 4 answer choices. 15 questions. 294 words.
• "A Day Like No Other" - Mid Intermediate. 4 answer choices. 12 questions. 305 words.
• "A Mystery" - Mid Intermediate. 4 answer choices. 10 questions. 247 words.
• "Just One Touch" - Mid Intermediate. 4 answer choices. 15 questions. 326 words.
• "Wanga" - Mid Intermediate. 4 answer choices. 13 questions. 340 words.
• "Ana Finds an Apartment" - Mid Intermediate. 4 answer choices. 12 questions. 408 words.
• "Guermo's Surprise" - High Intermediate. 4 answer choices. 9 questions. 372 words .
• "Canopy of Nature" - High Intermediate. 4 answer choices. 8 questions. 332 words .
• "Blizzard in Birmingham" - High Intermediate. 4 answer choices. 10 questions. 319 words.
• "A Christmas in March" - High Intermediate. 4 answer choices. 10 questions. 385 words.
• "Bail" - High Intermediate. 4 answer choices. 10 questions. 301 words.
• "Clean Water Act" - High Intermediate. 4 answer choices. 10 questions. 632 words.
• "BB" - High Intermediate. 4 answer choices. 10 questions. 511 words .
• Advanced Level
• "The Mini Problem" - Low Advanced. 4 answer choices. 10 questions. 291 words .
• "Flower Power" - Low Advanced. 4 answer choices. 10 questions. 368 words.
• "Seeing Clearly" - Low Advanced. 4 answer choices. 10 questions. 284 words .
• "Accused" - Low Advanced. 4 answer choices. 12 questions. 285 words.
• "City Girl" - Low Advanced. 4 answer choices. 13 questions. 429 words.
• "Fried" - Mid Advanced. 4 answer choices. 10 questions. 235 words.
• "Tattoo" - Mid Advanced. 4 answer choices. 11 questions. 350 words.
• "The Transfers" - Mid Advanced. 4 answer choices. 12 questions. 381 words.
• "Wild" - Mid Advanced. 4 answer choices. 10 questions. 493 words.
• "Scorpion" - Low Advanced. 4 answer choices. 10 questions. 333 words
• "Remains of a Marriage" - Mid Advanced. 4 answer choices. 11 questions. 345 words.
• "Museum Hours" - Mid Advanced. 4 answer choices. 10 questions. 179 words.
• "Seeing Through" - High Advanced. 5 answer choices. 10 questions. 326 words.
• "Ursula Pugh" - High Advanced. 5 answer choices. 8 questions. 324 words.
• "Dreams" - High Advanced. 4 answer choices. 12 questions. 357 words.
• "Tracks" - High Advanced. 5 answer choices. 11 questions. 531 words.
• "Love Train" - High Advanced. 5 answer choices. 12 questions. 646 words.
• "The Storm" - High Advanced. 4 answer choices. 12 questions. 407 words.

Informational Passages Reading Comprehension Worksheets

In these reading comprehension worksheets, students are asked questions about information they have read about a specific topic. each passage reads similar to a newspaper of journal article, and provides interesting information about some aspect of history, nature, mechanics, science, art, and more. questions involve critical thinking with a focus on logic and inference..

• Answer Key - This answer key is available but still under development.
• "The Sun" - Low Beginning. 3 questions. Under 50 words.
• "Gas" - Low Beginning. 3 questions. Under 50 words.
• "Music" - Low Beginning. 4 questions. Under 50 words.
• "Birds" - Low Beginning. 4 questions. Under 50 words.
• "The Heart" - Low Beginning. 4 questions. Under 50 words.
• "The Butterfly" - Low Beginning. 5 questions. Under 50 words.
• "Pigs" - Low Beginning. 3 questions. Under 50 words.
• "The Brain" - Low Beginning. 3 questions. Under 50 words.
• "The Ocean" - Low Beginning. 7 questions. Under 100 words.
• "Trees" - Low Beginning. 4 questions. Under 100 words.
• "Alligators" - Low Beginning. 6 questions. Under 100 words.
• "The Blow-Dryer" - Low Beginning. 5 questions. Under 100 words.
• "Green Grass" - Low Beginning. 6 questions. Under 100 words.
• "Taste" - Low Beginning. 4 questions. Under 100 words.
• "Bees" - Mid Beginning. 10 questions. Under 200 words.
• "Frogs" - Mid Beginning. 10 questions. Under 200 words.
• "Beds" - Mid Beginning. 10 questions. Under 200 words.
• "Humans" - Mid Beginning. 10 questions. Under 200 words.
• "Fish" - Mid Beginning. 10 questions. Under 200 words.
• "Houses" - Mid Beginning. 10 questions. Under 300 words.
• "Soda Pop" - High Beginning. 10 questions. Under 200 words.
• "Tea" - High Beginning. 10 questions. Under 200 words.
• "Ice Fishing" - High Beginning. 10 questions. Under 300 words.
• "Bears" - High Beginning. 10 questions. Under 300 words.
• "Flags" - High Beginning. 10 questions. Under 300 words.
• "Leonardo Da Vinci" - High Beginning. 10 questions. Under 300 words..
• "Tennis" - High Beginning. 10 questions. Under 300 words.
• "Dogs" - High Beginning. 10 questions. Under 300 words.
• "Money" - High Beginning. 10 questions. Under 300 words.
• "Abraham Lincoln" - High Beginning. 10 questions. Under 300 words.
• "Corn" - High Beginning. 10 questions. Under 300 words.
• "Umbrellas" - High Beginning. 10 questions. Under 300 words.
• "Ben Franklin" - High Beginning. 10 questions. Under 300 words.
• "Cars" - High Beginning. 10 questions. Under 300 words.
• Answer Key - This is the answer key for to the intermediate level informational passages.
• "Helicopters" - Low Intermediate. 10 questions. Under 300 words.
• "Yellowstone National Park" - Low Intermediate. 10 questions. Under 400 words.
• "Empress of the Blues" - Low Intermediate. 10 questions. Under 400 words.
• "The Cactus" - Low Intermediate. 10 questions. Under 400 words.
• "Space Exploration Voyagers 1 and 2" - Mid Intermediate. 10 questions. Under 400 words.
• "Television" - Mid Intermediate. 10 questions. Under 400 words.
• "Hibernation and Estivation" - Mid Intermediate. 10 questions. Under 400 words.
• "Marco Polo" - Mid Intermediate. 10 questions. Under 400 words.
• "Movie Ratings" - Mid Intermediate. 10 questions. Under 400 words.
• "Birdsongs" - Mid Intermediate. 10 questions. Under 400 words.
• "Counting" - Mid Intermediate. 10 questions. Under 400 words.
• "Easter Island" - High Intermediate. 10 questions. Under 400 words.
• "Mosquitoes" - High Intermediate. 12 questions. Under 700 words.
• "Fingerprints" - High Intermediate. 11 questions. Under 700 words.
• "Mother's Day" - High Intermediate. 10 questions. Under 700 words.
• "Europe" - High Intermediate. 12 questions. Under 700 words.
• Answer Key - This is the answer key for to the advanced level informational passages.
• "Chocolate" - Low Advanced. 10 questions. Under 600 words.
• "Houses Around the World" - Low Advanced. 10 questions. Under 700 words.
• "Cells" - Low Advanced. 10 questions. Under 700 words.
• "Soccer" - Low Advanced. 12 questions. Under 700 words.
• "Bathtubs" - Low Advanced. 12 questions. Under 700 words.
• "Pollution" - Low Advanced. 12 questions. Under 700 words.
• "Interstate Highways" - Low Advanced. 10 questions. Under 800 words.
• "The U.S. Census" - Low Advanced. 10 questions. Under 800 words.
• "Sleep" - Low Advanced. 11 questions. Under 800 words.
• "The U.S. Postal Service" - Mid Advanced. 11 questions. Under 800 words.
• "Chemical Elements" - Mid Advanced. 11 questions. Under 800 words.
• "Africa" - Mid Advanced. 11 questions. Under 1000 words.

Technical Reading Comprehension Worksheets

In these reading comprehension worksheets, students are asked questions about the meaning, significance, intention, structure, inference, and vocabulary used in each passage. each passage reads like an encyclopedic or technical journal article. answers for worksheets in this section can be found at the end of each individual worksheet..

• "Water" - Beginning level. 3 questions with answers included. Under 300 words.
• "Paper" - Beginning level. 3 questions with answers included. Under 300 words.
• "The Flu" - Beginning level. 3 questions with answers included. Under 400 words.
• "Nuts" - Beginning level. 3 questions with answers included. Under 400 words.
• "The Sun" - Beginning level. 3 questions with answers included. Under 400 words.
• "The White House" - Beginning level. 3 questions with answers included. Under 400 words.
• "Soap" - Intermediate level. 3 questions with answers included. Under 400 words.
• "Clocks" - Intermediate level. 3 questions with answers included. Under 400 words.
• "The Robin" - Intermediate level. 3 questions with answers included. Under 400 words.
• "Hybrid Vehicles" - Intermediate level. 4 questions with answers included. Under 500 words.
• "Photography" - Intermediate level. 3 questions with answers included. Under 500 words.
• "Biomimetics" - Intermediate level. 4 questions with answers included. Under 700 words.
• "The Great Debates" - Intermediate level. 3 questions with answers included. Under 400 words.
• "Salt" - Advanced level. 3 questions with answers included. Under 700 words.
• "Colony Collapse" - Advanced level. 3 questions with answers included. Under 600 words.
• "Columbian Exchange" - Advanced level. 3 questions with answers included. Under 700 words.
• "Ethanol" - Advanced level. 3 questions with answers included. Under 600 words.
• "Generations" - Advanced level. 3 questions with answers included. Under 600 words.
• "The Hubble Telescope" - Advanced level. 7 questions with answers included. Under 1000 words.
• "Intellegence Augmentation" - Advanced level. 5 questions with answers included. Under 1000 words.

Role Play Reading Comprehension Worksheets

In these reading comprehension worksheets, students can increase their understanding of colloquial and idiomatic expressions and get a feel for conversational english. they also allow several students to participate at the same time - which makes them really fun great for use in school or at home..

• Answer Key - This is the answer key to the role play worksheets.
• "What Time Is It?" - Beginning Level. 4 questions. Under 100 words.
• "How Are You?" - Beginning Level. 4 questions. Under 100 words.
• "Tie Your Shoes!" - Beginning Level. 4 questions. Under 100 words.
• "Where Are My Glasses?" - Beginning Level. 4 questions. Under 100 words.
• "A Cookie" - Beginning Level. 4 questions. Under 100 words.
• "Where Are My Keys?" - Beginning Level. 4 questions. Under 100 words.
• "City Life, Country Life" - Beginning Level. 10 questions. Under 200 words.
• "Flu Shot" - Intermediate Level. 5 questions. Under 200 words.
• "Vinegar" - Intermediate Level. 4 questions. Under 200 words.
• "Wait for Me!" - Intermediate Level. 8 questions. Under 400 words.
• "Glasses" - Intermediate Level. 8 questions. Under 400 words.
• "Hungry" - Advanced Level. 8 questions. Under 400 words.
• "Want to Know a Secret?" - Advanced Level. 8 questions. Under 200 words.
• "Milk and Aesthetics" - Advanced Level. 8 questions. Under 500 words.

Dual Version Reading Comprehension Worksheets

In each of these reading comprehension worksheets, the same story is told, but with two versions: one that is basic, and one that is more advanced. this allows students to make direct comparisons between the advanced version to the more basic one, and makes for a powerful learning experience..

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• "An Overcast Day" - Beginning Level. 4 questions. Under 200 words.
• "Who Knows My Name?" - Beginning Level. 4 questions. Under 200 words.
• "A Call to the Pool" - Beginning Level. 6 questions. Under 300 words.
• "Oh No!" - Beginning Level. 8 questions. Under 300 words.
• "An Adventure" - Beginning Level. 6 questions. Under 400 words.
• "Happy Birthday" - Beginning Level. 4 questions. Under 400 words.
• "My Family" - Beginning Level. 8 questions. Under 300 words.
• "My Family" - Beginning Level. 5 questions. Under 300 words.
• "Driving Directions" - Beginning Level. 6 questions. Under 400 words.
• "A Happy Visitor" - Beginning Level. 7 questions. Under 300 words.
• "The Singing Bird" - Intermediate Level. 10 questions. Under 300 words.
• "Violet Makes a Cake" - Intermediate Level. 8 questions. Under 400 words.
• "A Visit to the Doctor" - Intermediate Level. 7 questions. Under 400 words.
• "Making Dinner" - Intermediate Level. 8 questions. Under 400 words.
• "The Market" - Intermediate Level. 10 questions. Under 500 words.
• "Maria Gets Her License" - Intermediate Level. 8 questions. Under 500 words.
• "A Paper for School" - Advanced Level. 7 questions. Under 300 words.
• "A Birthday Surprise" - Advanced Level. 7 questions. Under 600 words.
• "Getting a New Job" - Advanced Level. 8 questions. Under 600 words.
• "The Dinner Party" - Advanced Level. 9 questions. Under 600 words.

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