Look and Read. Write “T” or “F”.

Examples:

The boy with a pair of glasses has a knife in his hand. T

Everyone in the picture is looking at the camel. F

Questions:

(1)The child with a camera has got the longest hair. ________

(2)There are enough plates for each of the children to have one. ________

(3)The camel is too tired to walk on. ________

(4)All the children in the picture are playing outside. ________

(5)All the girls are wearing T-shirts but different shorts. ________

(6)There is a tent with stripes on the sand. ________

(7)The girl with long curly hair is drinking something. ________

Look at the picture and read the sentences. Write T or F.

Example:

The boy with blond hair has a knife in his hand. T　　

Everyone in the picture is looking at the camel. F　　

1．The child with a camera has got the longest hair. ________

2．There are enough plates for each of the children to have one. ________

3．The camel is too tired to walk on. ________

4．All the children in the picture are sitting inside the tent. ________

5．The boys are all wearing blue T-shirts but different shorts. ________

6．There is a tent with stripes on the sand. ________

7．The girl with fair hair is drinking something. ________

Look at the picture, and read the story. Answer the questions. Do not write more than three words.

　　My name is Lily. I've got only a sister－Mary. Last night, I played with my doll after supper. Mary watched TV in the sofa. My mum was tired so she was sitting in the armchair. My father was washing bowls and cleaning. the kitchen. Mum said to us, “Girls, it's time to go to bed. Let your father take you upstairs.” We weren't tired and didn't want to sleep so early. Mary and I went up the stairs to our bedroom very slowly.

Questions:

(1)Where was Mary? ________

(2)Why was Lily's mother in the armchair? ________

(3)Which room was their father in? ________

(4)What did Mum want the girl to do? ________

　　Upstairs in, our room, we asked Dad to tell us a story. Mary showed Dad a comic book about sea animals. But I didn't want that. I wanted a story about land animals. So Dad chose a story about a bird looking for its mum.

(5)Where were the children? ________

(6)Did Mary and Lily like the same or different story? ________

(7)What did Mary show to Dad? ________

(8)What kind of story did Dad choose at last? ________

　　Dad started the story. The story was very interesting. We listened and laughed. We felt tired and our eyes closed slowly. Dad put a blanket on us and kissed us and then went quietly downstairs.

(9)How was the story? ________

(10)How did Dad go downstairs? ________

Read the story. Look at the pictures and the examples. Write one-word answers.

Examples:

Sally is my best friend, but we are in different classes. She lives opposite me. She is a pretty girl. She is tall and thin and is the tallest girl in her class. She has curly black hair and big eyes. She

1．likes fruit and her favourite one is banana. Everyday she________

2．a bike to school with me. But on________ days, she always

3．goes to school by bus. Her hobby is climbing________ and

4．________ pictures. But yesterday she didn't go to school because

5．she had a________Today she looks a lot better and now she is playing with other students on the school field. She also likes

6．________ very much. She always looks happy, so she's got another name 'Happy Girl'. After school we often do homework together ir my house or hers, and she often helps me with my English. That's my good friend Sally.

7．What's the best name for this story? Tick one box.

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A．My best friend Sally

B．A pretty girl

C．Sally's hobby