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The Ant and the Grasshopper
In a field one summer's day a
Grasshopper was hopping and singing. An Ant passed by, bearing along with great toil an ear of corn. "Why not come and chat with me," said the Grasshopper. "I am helping to lay up food for the winter," said the Ant. "Why bother about winter?" said the Grasshopper. But the Ant went on its way and continued its toil. When the winter came the Grasshopper had no food and found itself dying of hunger while it saw the ants distributing every day corn and grain from the stores they had collected in the summer. Then the Grasshopper knew: It is best to prepare for days of need.
Answer each question.
1. What was the Grasshopper doing?
2. “Why not come and chat with me.” Who said that? a. Cat b. Dog c. Grasshopper
3. What did the Ant reply to the Grasshopper?
4. What did happen when the winter came?
5. How did the Ant spend the winter?
The Alarm Josh did not like to get up in the morning. His bed was so comfortable and cozy. He really did not like the alarm clock. On school days, it buzzed every five minutes. Still drowsy, Josh would slap it silent every five minutes. "I don't like the alarm clock," Josh told him mother when he finally made it downstairs for breakfast. "It is annoying. It wakes me up." "That's the whole point!" his mother said, laughing.
1. John likes to in the mornings.
a. get up b. sleep
2. Josh's bed is .
a. hard b. comfortable
3. Josh says the alarm clock is .
annoying b. comfortable Cobweb By Morion Rego
In our garage, a spider makes a
cobweb. It goes in and out, around and around. Every morning, the cobweb is there. In the morning, we run to the car. “Come on, Mum!” We say. “We are late!” Mum comes out and runs into the web. “Oh! Not again!” She says. “The cobweb is there every morning,” we say. “Now the spider has to make another one.” “That spider has to learn to make a cobweb in another place,” says Mum. In the morning, Mum runs into the new cobweb. “That spider has to learn,” she says. “She’s done it again!” We say. “Mum has to learn, too!”
1. Where does the spider make a cobweb?
2. What does happen with Mum?
3. “The cobweb is there every .”
a. morning b. afternoon c. evening
4. What do they say about the Mum?
Pushing and Pulling By Keith Pigdon
We move things by pushing them or by pulling them. Heavy
things are hard to move. Sometimes when we want to move things we push them. When we push things, we move them away from us. Wheels make it easier to push heavy thing. Engines help to push big and heavy things. Sometimes when we want to move things we pull them. When we pull things, we move them towards us. Wheels made it easier to pull heavy things. A cart has wheels. The wheels make it easier to pull the cart. Engines help to pull big and heavy things. Trucks have engines and wheels.
1. How do we move things?
2. When we push things, we move them away from us.
a. True b. False
3. What make it easier to push heavy things?
4. What does happen when we pull things?
5. helps to pull big and heavy things.
a. Computer b. Engine c. Television Benjamin Bear Benjamin Bear lived in a very nice zoo. He was usually an easy-going bear, but today he was worried. "What's wrong, Benjamin?" his friend the tiger called to him from across the path. You look upset." "I have just had some terrible news!" Benjamin told his friend. "I heard a rumor that the zookeeper might not have any fish to give me for my lunch!"
Текст №1 (Unit 1 "Speaking about seasons and the weather.") Прочитай рассказ Мэг и поставь «+», если предложение верно или «-», если предложение неверно
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