Comprehension means understanding the text fully using one’s intellect. A comprehension passage is a text set for testing the reader’s ability to comprehend (understand) the meaning implied by the text and the theme of that particular passage.
Questions based on a passage generally appear in chronological relationship to the passage. Usually, the first question has the answer in the earlier paragraphs and so on but if the answers are inferential then the matter might have to be collected from various paragraphs, for this one should be familiar with the entire passage.
Reading Comprehension with Questions and Answers
- Unseen Passage: A Man, His Vision and His Message
- Unseen Passage: Age of Science
- Unseen Passage: Antidepressant
- Unseen Passage: Bookless Library
- Unseen Passage: Computers
- Unseen Passage: Foods We Eat
- Unseen Passage: Grief and Mourning
- Unseen Passage: Insects
- Unseen Passage: Lack of Grain Storage Facilities
- Unseen Passage: Resolutions
- Unseen Passage: The Old Lady
- Unseen Passage: What Children Learn in School
