My Favorite Subject: Reading Comprehension for Class 6 

Ananya loved Science more than any other subject. From a young age, she asked questions like “Why does it rain?” and “How do plants grow?” In school, she enjoyed lab experiments—mixing safe chemicals, observing insects, and building models for exhibitions. Her teacher, Mrs Kapoor, encouraged her curiosity and said that scientists never stop exploring. One day, during a project on renewable energy, Ananya built a small windmill from cardboard and a motor. It spun quickly on the terrace when the breeze blew, and her classmates clapped with excitement. She learned that Science wasn’t only about formulas but also about solving real-life problems. At home, she read magazines about space and watched rocket launches on TV. Her father once took her to the Nehru Science Centre, where she saw a robot that could talk. Inspired, she wrote in her notebook, “I want to invent something useful for people.” During the annual science fair, Ananya confidently explained how solar panels work to visiting parents. Her teacher smiled and said, “Learning with curiosity is your greatest strength.” That night, Ananya looked at the stars and wondered what lay beyond them. She realised that Science connected everything—from plants on Earth to galaxies far away. She felt thankful for teachers and parents who encouraged her to ask questions. Science, she knew, would always be her favourite subject because it helped her understand how the world worked and inspired her to make it better. 

Why Reading Comprehension Matters in Grammar? 

Reading comprehension helps students develop grammar by contextualizing language. For Class 6 learners, this worksheet is important because: 
1. It builds vocabulary related to science, curiosity, and invention. 
2. It teaches descriptive writing and how to explain complex topics simply. 
3. It encourages critical thinking and curiosity about the world. 
4. It enhances comprehension skills while relating to real-life experiences in science. 

What’s Inside This Worksheet? 

This worksheet includes activities that assess both factual recall and deeper understanding of the passage: 
🧠 Exercise 1 – Multiple Choice Questions 
Students answer questions about Ananya’s love for science, her projects, and the lessons she learned. 

✏️ Exercise 2 – Short Answer Questions 
Learners describe the activities Ananya enjoys in Science class, what her teacher praised her for, and how she showed her curiosity at home. 

📋 Exercise 3 – Deep Thinking Questions 
Students explore the qualities that make Ananya a good learner, the importance of curiosity, and how the author shows her passion for learning. 

✅ Answer Key (For Parents & Educators)

Exercise 1 – Choose the Correct Option 
1. Which subject did Ananya like most? 
- c. Science. 

2. What project did she make for class? 
- a. A small windmill. 

3. What did Ananya learn about Science? 
- d. It helps solve real-life problems. 

Exercise 2 – Short Answers 
1. She enjoyed experiments, models, and observations.
2. She read science magazines and watched rocket launches.
3. Her curiosity and confidence in explaining Science.

Exercise 3 – Extended Thinking 
1. She is curious, creative, and eager to learn. 
2. By showing her excitement in projects and fairs. 
3. Curiosity leads to discovery and progress.
4. “scientist” – one who studies nature. 

This worksheet encourages children to embrace curiosity and learn about the world around them. 

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