Sure! To create a short comprehension question for Year 5, first, you should select a text that the students have read. Then, focus on a key aspect of the text, such as a character's action, a main idea, or a cause-and-effect relationship.
Here’s an example of a comprehension question:
After reading the story 'The Adventure of the Lost Puppy', why do you think Tom decided to help the puppy find its way home? Provide two reasons based on the text.
This question encourages students to think critically about the text and to support their answers with evidence from the story.