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Year 6 Reading Comprehension (10.3.23)

Miss Vega

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39 responses to “Year 6 Reading Comprehension (10.3.23)”

  1. Muhammad B.

    I have completed it.

    1. Muhammad B.

      But I can’t upload it to the SharePoint because I need to make an account.

      1. Miss Vega

        No worries – bring it into school tomorrow :)

  2. Surinder J.

    I have uploaded the reading comprehension

  3. Muhammad J.

    I have done it and I have sent it

  4. Muhammad J.

    I have done this task

  5. Muhammed A.

    I did homework few hours ago
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  6. Esa M.

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  7. Jaydon C.

    I have done my work

  8. Esa M.

    I have done the phrases and clauses

  9. Kevin Rowlatt

    I’ve uploaded

  10. Suraiyah A.

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  11. Safa K.

    I have done and uploaded my work.

  12. Safa K.

    I have uploaded my work.

  13. Maryam G.

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  14. Zainab A.

    I have uploaded my work

  15. Kaila M.

    I have completed and uploaded my work.

  16. Manvi R.

    I have completed the reading comprehension and uploaded it.

  17. Aysha R.

    I have done it

  18. Aayan M.

    I have done this homework in my homework book

    1. Miss Gittings

      Well done! Have you uploaded your work to the sharepoint?

  19. Suraiyah A.

    I do not have paper.

    1. Miss Gittings

      Could you complete it on a notes page on your device or word on a computer?

      1. Suraiyah A.

        Yes I have completed it now. Thank you

  20. Sadeen S.

    I uploaded my work.

    1. Miss Gittings

      Well done Sadeen! Great answers. Why might Jack have felt embarrassed?

  21. Osato O.

    I have uploaded my work.

    1. Miss Gittings

      Fantastic work Osato! Some great answers.
      For question 5 on the ‘channel tunnel’ text, you need to look in the introduction paragraph and need to find key words that highlight the train is fast and think about the feeling that creates for the reader.

  22. Aaminah A.

    Completed and Uploaded!

    1. Miss Gittings

      Great answers Aaminah! Could you give evidence for question 4 in the ‘noises in the darkness text’?

  23. Zakariya K.

    I did it and have uploaded it

    1. Mr Inman

      Super answers Zak. Just make sure you finish sentences with full stops please.

  24. Lillie

    I have completed this!

    1. Mr Inman

      Well done Lillie, some excellent answers.

      Can you give an example for question 5 about how it makes you feel like that? Your answer is quite vague.

      1. Lillie

        The choice of words the author has chosen like “high-speed passenger trains” and “people from Kent to calias in France in over half an hour using this feat of engineering” and “astonishing 160km in an hour” This makes it sound exciting and a fast way to travel compared to other ways.

  25. Gufran E.

    I have done the reading comprehension.

    1. Mr Inman

      Well done Gufran.

      On question 3, it asks you about the mood of this text. It means the specific extract, not the whole book or reading in general.

      Was it one of awe and wonder? Fear and trepidation? Can you find any evidence to back this up?

    2. Mr Inman

      Oh! And that work wasn’t really for you Gufran!

  26. Miss Vega

    Rahat, if something is ‘dreamt up’ it often means that the idea is first thought then. So, if the text says “were dreamt up in 1808: a ground-breaking plan for an underwater passageway…” What do you think that means?

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