11+ style non-fiction comprehension
Answer comprehension questions on a 300–500 word non-fiction extract including newspaper articles, information texts
What you'll learn
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Imagine reading a page about 🐧 penguins — the text gives you clues to answer questions!
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When you read a non-fiction text, where do you look for the answer?
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Let's read this sentence together and find the answer.
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Read this sentence: 'The Arctic fox has thick fur to keep warm.' Now, tap the word that tells you what keeps the fox warm.
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The text says: 'The Arctic fox has thick fur to keep warm.' What keeps the fox warm?
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Read this: 'A camel can store fat in its hump.' Now build the sentence that tells you where the fat is stored.
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The text says: 'A camel can store fat in its hump.' Where does the camel store fat?
Practise 11+ style non-fiction comprehension with Whizlo
Free AI-tutored lessons, unlimited practice questions, and progress tracking for ages 9–11. Aligned to the UK National Curriculum.