4th Children Intensive Reading

Intensive Reading

4th Children

Multiple Select

Tick the elements of the story

• plot

• characters

• setting in time

• setting in place

• pictures

Multiple Choice

Tick the characters that don't belong to the story

• Tomato

• police sergeant

• Town people

• City people

On page 1

• A man wearing winter clothes walked on the wintry streets. His nose turned red.

• People in town made fun of him because of his red nose.

• He went to the park.

• The man with the red nose was watching at the children in the park.

• The children made fun

  of his nose.

• The man covered his face with his red scarf

• The children got scared and ran away.

On page 2,

• The bank and the jeweler shop had been robbed.The police was busy.

• People in town describe the thief

• The police wrote the suspect has a hat and

  red scarf

• People spread rumors spread. Tomato is the thief.

• Tomato went to the bakery to buy bread

• The baker got scared and shouted for

  help

• Tomato was shocked and ran away.

Multiple Choice

To move slowly, quietly and carefully, because you do not want to be seen or heard is

• to walk

• to creep

• to tiptoed

Multiple Choice

Tomato helped himself to

• a few carrots and potatoes

• a few onions and tomatoes

• a few carrots and tomatoes.

Multiple Choice

Tomato wandered for hours and found...

• a fire

• a house

• an empty house

Multiple Select

In the house,

• there was an old mattress

• the door was open.

• there was food.

Multiple Select

Tick the words related with fire

• wood

• light

• burn

• smoke

• cold

Multiple Choice

Tomato spent the winter in the empty house.

• True

• False

Multiple Choice

Tomato got out to clean the porch.

• True

• False

Multiple Select

Who arrived to the house?

• The police sergeant

• The baker

• The Mayor

• The owner of the jewelry shop

Let's review the simple past

Look for regular verbs

• These verbs follow the spelling rules

• They end in - ed

Look for irregular verbs

• These verbs don't follow the spelling rules

To be continued

See you on Thursday