House Insects Reading Comprehension
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House Insects Reading Comprehension
📖 Part 1: Reading Passage
House Insects
Many small insects live in our homes. Some are helpful, but others can cause problems. Ants are tiny black or brown insects that walk in lines. They look for food in kitchens. Flies are small insects with wings. They buzz around food and can spread germs.
Spiders are not insects, but we often find them in houses. They have eight legs and make webs to catch other bugs. Moths look like butterflies but fly at night. They are attracted to lights.
Cockroaches are brown, flat insects that hide in dark places like under sinks. Fleas are very tiny and can jump high. They sometimes live on pets. Bedbugs are small, flat bugs that hide in beds and bite people at night. In hot places, we might find scorpions, which have a curved tail with a stinger.
To keep these insects away, we should keep our homes clean, store food properly, and fix any water leaks.
🔍 Part 2: Reading Comprehension - Multiple Choice
✅ Part 3: True or False
📝 Part 4: Fill in the Blanks
a) __________ walk in lines and look for food in kitchens.
b) Spiders make __________ to catch other bugs.
c) __________ hide in beds and bite people at night.
d) Scorpions have a curved __________ with a stinger.
e) To keep insects away, we should keep our homes __________.
🔗 Part 5: Matching Activity
✍️ Part 6: Short Answer Questions
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