Reading Passage:

Once upon a time, there was a little girl named Lily who loved to explore the forest near her house. One sunny day, Lily decided to go on an adventure to find the hidden treasure that her grandmother had told her about. Armed with her trusty map and a sense of excitement, Lily set off into the woods.

As she walked deeper into the forest, Lily noticed a trail of colorful feathers on the ground. She followed the feathers, hoping they would lead her to the treasure. Suddenly, she heard a soft chirping sound coming from above. Looking up, Lily saw a family of birds perched on a tree branch. They were singing a beautiful melody.

Lily continued to follow the feather trail until she reached a small clearing. In the middle of the clearing, there was a sparkling pond. Lily knelt down to take a closer look and saw a group of frogs jumping and splashing in the water. Lily smiled and thought to herself, “This must be the place!”

She carefully stepped into the pond and felt something hard beneath her foot. Lily reached down and pulled out a shiny golden key. She knew that this key must be the key to the hidden treasure. Excitedly, she ran back home to show her grandmother.

Inference Questions:

1. Why did Lily decide to explore the forest? A) She wanted to find hidden treasure. B) She was bored and had nothing else to do. C) Her grandmother told her to go. D) She wanted to see the birds.

2. What did Lily find on the ground that led her to the treasure? A) A map B) A trail of colorful feathers C) A sparkling pond D) A group of frogs

3. How did Lily feel when she found the golden key? A) Angry B) Sad C) Excited D) Scared

4. What did Lily do after finding the golden key? A) She ran back home to show her grandmother. B) She threw it back into the pond. C) She continued exploring the forest. D) She gave it to the birds.

5. What can you infer about Lily’s grandmother? A) She is a treasure hunter. B) She loves to explore the forest. C) She enjoys telling stories to Lily. D) She is afraid of birds.