Reading Practice: A1 Level – Helping Others

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Helping others is one of the simplest and most beautiful things we can do. Every day, people around us show kindness in different ways. Whether it’s a friendly smile, helping a friend with homework, or sharing a meal, acts of kindness make the world a better place.

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Story Time: Helping Others

Every day, people help each other in small and big ways. A simple smile can brighten someone’s day. Friends can help each other with homework, making learning fun and easy.

Families work together, too. A parent might cook while children set the table. Helping at home shows love and makes everyone feel happy.

Taking care of pets is another way to be kind. Feeding a cat or playing with a dog shows love. Pets wag their tails or purr when they feel cared for.

Sharing is another act of kindness. Sharing toys, snacks, or time with others brings smiles and joy. It’s fun to give and see others happy!

Even small acts like helping a younger sibling tie their shoelaces or helping a neighbor carry groceries can make a big difference. Every act counts!

People who help others often feel warm inside. Helping makes the world a friendlier place where everyone feels cared for. Let’s all try to help each other and spread happiness.

Vocabulary Boost

  • Every: Each one.
  • Simple: Easy to do.
  • Brighten: Make something happier.
  • Friends: People you like to spend time with.
  • Homework: School work done at home.
  • Learning: Getting new knowledge.
  • Families: People related to each other.
  • Parent: Mother or father.
  • Cook: Make food.
  • Set: Arrange or place.
  • Table: Flat surface for eating or working.
  • Love: Strong affection.
  • Happy: Feeling good.
  • Pets: Animals kept at home.
  • Kind: Being nice.
  • Feeding: Giving food.
  • Playing: Having fun.
  • Wag: Move back and forth.
  • Tails: Long part of an animal’s back.
  • Purr: Soft sound made by cats.
  • Sharing: Giving part of what you have.
  • Act: Doing something.
  • Toys: Objects for playing.
  • Snacks: Small amounts of food.
  • Joy: Great happiness.
  • Younger: Less old.
  • Sibling: Brother or sister.
  • Tie: Fasten with a knot.
  • Shoelaces: Strings on shoes.
  • Neighbor: Person living near you.
  • Groceries: Food and household items.
  • Difference: Change or effect.
  • Counts: Matters or is important.
  • Often: Many times.
  • Warm: Feeling good and comfortable.
  • Inside: Within something.
  • World: The earth and its people.
  • Friendlier: More kind and pleasant.
  • Cared: Given attention and love.
  • Spread: Make something go to many places.

Reading Comprehension Exercises:

Exercise 1 – Choose the correct meaning

1. brighten

2. sharing

3. tie

4. neighbor

5. joy

Exercise 2 – Choose the correct answer

1. What can friends help each other with?

2. Who might set the table while a parent cooks?

3. How do dogs show they feel cared for?

4. Which of these is a small act of kindness mentioned?

5. How do people who help others often feel?

Exercise 3 – Choose the correct word to complete each sentence

1. ______ toys with friends brings smiles.

2. Feeding a cat shows it you ______ it.

3. Cats often ______ when they are happy.

4. I help my sister ______ her shoelaces.

5. Kind acts make the world a ______ place.

Exercise 4 – True / False / Not in the story

1. A smile can brighten someone’s day.

2. Homework help makes learning boring.

3. The story says the family always cooks pizza for dinner.

4. Playing with a dog is a way to show kindness.

5. Helping others makes people feel sad and cold inside.

Exercise 5 – Choose the correct verb form

1. People ______ each other every day.

2. A parent ______ dinner right now.

3. My dog ______ when he is happy.

4. Yesterday I ______ my neighbor carry groceries.

5. Tomorrow we will ______ some snacks with friends.

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