A comprehension worksheet for a narrative about a princess who demands to hear the loudest sound in the world.
This teaching resource is a comprehension worksheet asking questions about the magazine narrative, “The Loudest Sound in the World”.
In the text, students will read a tale about a princess who demands to hear the loudest sound in the world for her birthday. In this comprehension, students will use their inferring skills to empathise with the princess.
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