Comprehension - The Bullies - Year 4/5

The correct answer is "knew" because the passage states that Kevin's mother "knew" that he was "worried" about something. The word "knew" fits best in this context as it indicates that Kevin's mother had prior knowledge or understanding of his emotional state. The word "Knew" is also capitalized in the answer, which suggests that it is the correct option to fill in the blank.

The correct answer is "worried" and "Worried". These words are the only ones from the provided list that are spelled correctly and have the same meaning. Both "worried" and "Worried" refer to a state of concern or anxiety.

The correct answer is "questioned, Questioned". The word "questioned" is repeated twice, once in lowercase and once in uppercase. This suggests that the word is important and likely the correct answer. The repetition of the word indicates that someone was being interrogated or asked for information.

The statement implies that Kevin is too scared to inform anyone about something. Since the statement does not provide any contradictory information or context, it can be assumed that Kevin is indeed too frightened to share the information with anyone. Therefore, the correct answer is True.

The given statement states that Kevin is feeling sick. However, the correct answer is "False" which means that Kevin is not feeling sick.

The correct answer is "headmaster" or "Headmaster". This suggests that the word "headmaster" is relevant to the question or context in some way. It could be that the question is asking about a person in a position of authority, such as a headmaster, who may be involved in addressing or investigating the mentioned issues of troubles, worried parents, bullying, etc. The capitalization of "Headmaster" could indicate that it is a specific person's title or name.

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Kevin was afraid because he was being picked on by kids at school. This suggests that Kevin was experiencing bullying or harassment from his peers, which can lead to fear and anxiety. Being targeted by other children can create a hostile and unsafe environment for Kevin, causing him to feel afraid and vulnerable.

The statement "There is more than one bully" is true. This means that there are multiple individuals who engage in bullying behavior. This could be in various contexts such as school, workplace, or online. Having more than one bully increases the complexity and potential harm of the situation, as it may lead to a greater number of victims and a more challenging environment to address and prevent bullying.

William and Dad did not realize that something was wrong. This means that they were unaware of any problem or issue. Therefore, the statement "William and Dad did not realize that something was wrong" is true.

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The given statement suggests that Kevin's mum is too busy to listen to him, but the correct answer is False. This means that Kevin's mum is not too busy to listen to him.

The correct answer is "parents, Parents, parent". The question is asking for variations of the word "parents". The word "parents" is plural, "Parents" is capitalized, and "parent" is singular. These variations all refer to the same concept of a person's mother and father.

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The correct answer is "He was watching television." This suggests that Kevin's father was preoccupied with watching TV, which caused him to not listen to Kevin.

The correct answer includes three possible unpleasant things that could happen to Kevin at school: having his lunch-order money stolen, having his hat thrown away, and getting tripped over and laughed at. These situations can cause embarrassment, loss of personal belongings, and potential physical harm, making them unpleasant experiences for Kevin.

The bullies warned Kevin not to tell anyone about their actions because they implied that if he did, the situation would escalate and become even worse for him.

The correct answer for this question is "troubles, trouble, Troubles". The given words are variations of the same word, which is "trouble". The question requires identifying the correct spellings of the word "trouble". The variations "troubles", "trouble", and "Troubles" are all correct spellings of the word, hence they are the correct answer choices.

The correct answer is Kevin wasn't talking clearly. This suggests that William didn't listen to him because Kevin's speech was unclear or difficult to understand. It is possible that Kevin was mumbling, speaking too softly, or not enunciating his words properly, causing William to struggle to comprehend what he was saying.