Leo opened his lunchbox and gasped. His sandwich was gone!
He looked around the cafeteria. “I packed it this morning,” he said to his friend Maya. “Peanut butter and jelly. It was right here.”
Maya raised an eyebrow. “Are you sure you didn’t eat it already?”
Leo shook his head. “I only ate my carrots.”
Just then, they heard a crunch under the table. Maya peeked down. Leo’s dog, Buster, was sitting there with peanut butter on his nose!
“Buster!” Leo said, laughing. “How did you even get in here?”
The school doors had been left open for recess, and Buster had followed Leo inside without anyone noticing.
The mystery was solved. Leo shared his crackers with Maya and gave Buster a pat. “Next time,” he said, “I’m packing you your own lunch.”
Q1: What is this story mostly about?
Q2: What clue helped solve the mystery?
Q3: What happened first in the story?
Q4: What does the word 'gasped' mean in the sentence: 'Leo opened his lunchbox and gasped'?
Q5: What can you tell about Leo from this story?
Printable Comprehension Practice
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Q1: What is this story mostly about?
✅ Correct Answer: C
💡 Reasoning: The story centers on Leo discovering that his missing sandwich was eaten by his dog, Buster.
Q2: What clue helped solve the mystery?
✅ Correct Answer: A
💡 Reasoning: Peanut butter on the dog’s nose was the clue that revealed who took the sandwich.
Q3: What happened first in the story?
✅ Correct Answer: C
💡 Reasoning: The story begins with Leo realizing his sandwich is missing when he opens his lunchbox.
Q4: What does the word 'gasped' mean in the sentence: 'Leo opened his lunchbox and gasped'?
✅ Correct Answer: C
💡 Reasoning: Gasped means he was surprised or shocked, which makes sense when he finds his sandwich missing.
Q5: What can you tell about Leo from this story?
✅ Correct Answer: C
💡 Reasoning: Leo laughs when he finds Buster and even offers to pack him a lunch next time, showing kindness and humor.