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Reading Comprehension Grade 3 The Magic Portal

Amy had a magic portal in her bedroom that allowed her to travel to any destination in the world and back without needing transportation. She used the portal to travel to a different country every weekend and stayed in expensive hotels. To pay for her travels, Amy stole money from banks around the world by transporting herself inside. Although she felt guilty about stealing, she did not feel that guilty because she was only ten years old.

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Reading Comprehension Grade 3 The Magic Portal

Amy had a magic portal in her bedroom that allowed her to travel to any destination in the world and back without needing transportation. She used the portal to travel to a different country every weekend and stayed in expensive hotels. To pay for her travels, Amy stole money from banks around the world by transporting herself inside. Although she felt guilty about stealing, she did not feel that guilty because she was only ten years old.

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Reading Comprehension
Read the text and answer the questions.

The Magic Portal


There was a magic portal in Amy’s bedroom. She could travel to any
destination in the world, and travel back. Amy didn’t need cars,
trains or planes. She was the luckiest girl in the world, and would
travel to a different country every weekend. Amy stayed in the nicest
hotels and saw places that no one else could see, and it was all
because of her magic portal. To pay for all of the hotels and sight
seeing, Amy would transport herself into the biggest banks in the
world and take from the richest people in the world. The amount of
cash in her room was ridiculous. She felt guilty about doing this, but
not that guilty…She was only a ten year old girl after all…

1. What does the word destination mean?


__________________________________________________________
2. Where did Amy stay when she travelled?
_________________________________________________________
3. How did she pay for all of the expensive travelling?
_________________________________________________________
4. Why didn’t she feel guilty for stealing money?
_________________________________________________________
5. Where would you go if you had a magic portal?
_________________________________________________________
Answers

Reading Comprehension
Read the text and answer the questions.

The Magic Portal


There was a magic portal in Amy’s bedroom. She could travel to any
destination in the world, and travel back. Amy didn’t need cars,
trains or planes. She was the luckiest girl in the world, and would
travel to a different country every weekend. Amy stayed in the nicest
hotels and saw places that no one else could see, and it was all
because of her magic portal. To pay for all of the hotels and sight
seeing, Amy would transport herself into the biggest banks in the
world and take from the richest people in the world. The amount of
cash in her room was ridiculous. She felt guilty about doing this, but
not that guilty…She was only a ten year old girl after all…

1. What does the word destination mean?


Destination means a place where you go or end up.
2. Where did Amy stay when she travelled?
She stayed in expensive hotels.
3. How did she pay for all of the expensive travelling?
She stole from the biggest banks in the world.
4. Why didn’t she feel guilty for stealing money?
She didn’t feel guilty because she’s only ten years old.
5. Where would you go if you had a magic portal?
Answers will vary.

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