‘Lions and Tigers’ Comprehension

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Overview:

In this comprehension set, students read the non-fiction text ‘Lions and Tigers’ and then answer a range of questions—literal, inferential, and evaluative. Designed for Year 5 students.

Learning Objectives:

Develop skills in answering literal, inferential, and evaluative questions.
Strengthen comprehension and critical thinking abilities.
Enhance the ability to support answers with evidence from the text.

How the Activity Works:

A Year 5 reading comprehension worksheet set about lions and tigers. Students read the passage ‘Lions and Tigers’ and then respond to a series of questions that test their understanding on different levels: literal (focusing on the facts), inferential (requiring deeper interpretation), and evaluative (asking for personal opinions based on the text). An answer sheet is included to support student reflection and guide learning.

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