2nd Grade Reading Comprehension

Laugh and Learn with these free printable reading comprehension funny stories. Print the reading passage for offline use or test comprehension and close reading with the online quiz game. For 2nd Grade and up

Stop Pulling My Hair!



Camila is 5 years old. She loves going to the park with Bruno, her father. They play ball and spend hours in the playground. On a good day, Bruno lets Camila buy a treat from the snack truck.

One day, after playing ball all afternoon, Bruno and Camila stop at the truck for a treat. Bruno buys an apple for himself. Camila gets a granola bar and some bubble gum.

When they finish their snacks, they begin to walk home.

"I'm really tired," says Camila. "Can you carry me?"

"You're pretty big to be carried! Let's try this," says Bruno as he lifts Camila and puts her on his shoulders.

After a few minutes, Camila starts to pull her father's hair. She pulls and pulls.

"Ouch!" says Bruno. "What's going on? Stop pulling my hair. It hurts!"

"But Dad," she says, "I'm only trying to get out my bubble gum."

Source: worksheetsplus.com/Reading/funnyHairPull.html Stop Pulling My Hair!
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What is Camila's father's name?
Archie
Bruno
David
Bruno How old is Camila?
5
6
8
5 What does Bruno eat as a snack after playing?
an apple
a granola bar
an ice cream cone
an apple What does Camila eat as a snack after playing?
an apple
a granola bar
an ice cream cone
a granola bar What does Camila do at the park?
walk the dog
play ball with her dad
read a book
play ball with her dad Why does Camila want to be carried?
Her feet hurt.
She is tired.
She is afraid of the dogs in the park.
She is tired. Why does Bruno say "Ouch!"?
He steps on a stone.
Camila kicks him.
Camila is pulling his hair.
Camila is pulling his hair. Why is Camila pulling Bruno's hair?
to make him mad
to get out the bubble gum
to pick out bugs
to get out the bubble gum

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