Daily Reading Comprehension tests for kids

Understanding and interpreting fiction and non-fiction texts. Age-appropriate daily practice for ages 5–13.

Sample questions

Here's a taste of what your child will practice. New questions every day on Dailulu.

Multi-Select

In a story, what do we call the person who tells the story?

CharacterNarratorIllustratorAuthor

The narrator is the one who shares the story, helping us understand it better.

Multiple Choice

What is likely to happen if the story ends on a cliffhanger?

Readers may feel confused and disconnected.It makes readers excited to learn what happens next.It ends all suspense and resolves everything clearly.It indicates that nothing important will happen again.

A cliffhanger leaves readers eager for more, which is not the case with the other options that imply closure or certainty.

True or False

Lily heard a story about a dragon that can breathe fire and believes that dragons exist because they are fun to think about.

True False

Dragons are mythical creatures from stories, and while fun, they do not exist in real life.

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