Journeys, Mysteries, and Discoveries: Long Unseen Passages for Class 4 

This comprehensive Grade 4 worksheet on Long Unseen Passages is designed to strengthen advanced reading comprehension and written expression skills in young learners. Through rich, engaging stories such as The Mountain Trek, The Secret Library Door, The Lost Sketchbook, The Solar System Project, and A Day at the Science Center, students practice reading longer texts carefully and responding to a wide range of question types. 

The worksheet focuses on building accuracy, clarity, and confidence by combining factual recall with thoughtful interpretation. Learners work through Fill in the Blanks, Multiple Choice Questions, One Word Answers, One Line Answers, Short Answers, and Paragraph Writing tasks. Each passage encourages students to observe details, understand sequence, infer meaning, and express ideas clearly in their own words. 

Why Long Reading Passages Matter in Grammar and Language Skills? 

Long unseen passages help Class 4 learners move beyond surface reading. This skill is important because: 
1. It improves reading stamina and focus over longer texts. 
2. It strengthens vocabulary and sentence comprehension in context. 
3. It trains students to locate exact answers and infer meanings. 
4. It supports clear written responses, from one-word answers to short paragraphs. 

What’s Inside This Worksheet? 

This worksheet includes multiple long passages with graded exercises to build deep comprehension: 

Exercise 1 – Fill in the Blanks 
Students complete sentences using key details from the passage to test recall and understanding. 

Exercise 2 – Multiple Choice Questions 
Students choose the correct option based on careful reading of facts and events. 

Exercise 3 – One Word Answers 
Students answer factual questions using a single word taken directly from the passage. 

Exercise 4 – One Sentence Answers 
Students respond in complete sentences, focusing on clarity and accuracy. 

Exercise 5 – Paragraph Writing 
Students write a short paragraph (6–10 lines) summarizing events or experiences from the passage in their own words. 

Answer Key (For Parents & Educators) 

Exercise 1 – Fill in the Blanks (The Mountain Trek) 
1. mountain 
2. water bottles, fruit, raincoats, notebooks, snacks 
3. steep 
4. birds 
5. rabbits 
6. Ms. Nisha 
7. rock 
8. viewpoint 
9. valley 
10. stones 

Exercise 2 – Multiple Choice Questions (The Secret Library Door) 
1. b 
2. d 
3. c 
4. a 
5. a 
6. b 
7. d 
8. b 
9. a 
10. c 

Exercise 3 – One Word Answers (The Lost Sketchbook) 
1. Drawing 
2. Bench 
3. Fountain 
4. Gardener 
5. Sticker 
6. Gardener 
7. Tree 
8. Relieved 
9. Careful 
10. Park 

Exercise 4 – One Sentence Answers (The Solar System Project) 
1. Class 4 was celebrating science week. 
2. The students painted and shaped planets for the solar system model. 
3. Aarush made a rotating Earth model using sticks and clay. 
4. His group explained facts about planets and their features. 
5. Parents and teachers visited the classroom. 
6. Parents watched the models and asked questions. 
7. Ms. Raina praised the students. 
8. The teacher praised them for teamwork, creativity, and accuracy. 

Exercise 5 – Paragraph Writing (Sample Answer) 
Samaira had an exciting day at the science center with her classmates. She explored interactive models, watched stars move on a giant screen, and learned about electricity and magnets. She enjoyed seeing how astronauts train for space missions in a short film. Samaira also took part in a fun experiment using baking soda and vinegar. Before leaving, she learned about planets and their distance from the Sun. She felt inspired and curious to learn more about science. 

Build strong reading, thinking, and writing skills with this all-in-one Long Unseen Passages worksheet for Class 4. Help your child become a confident reader and expressive writer today. 

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