Around The Farm

Alice: What shall we do?

Tim: ___________ .

• Let's clean the barn

• Let's cut the grass

• Let's pick fruit

Answer explanation

Tim's response should suggest an activity. "Let's cut the grass" is a practical choice, likely relevant to their surroundings, while the other options may not fit the context as well.

• House

• City

• The Farm

Which of these is a farming process?

• milking

• Tractor

• Cows

Answer explanation

Milking is a farming process where milk is extracted from cows. The other options, 'Tractor' and 'Cows', refer to equipment and animals, respectively, but do not describe a specific farming activity.

Who is it?

• a farmer

• a farm

• a sheep

Answer explanation

The question asks 'Who is it?' which refers to a person. Among the choices, 'a farmer' is the only option that identifies a person, while 'a farm' and 'a sheep' do not. Therefore, the correct answer is 'a farmer'.

• bake bread

• clean the barn

• collect eggs

Look at the picture and answer.

What is she doing?

• 
  She is feeding the rabbits.

• 
  She is feed the rabbits.

• 
  
  He is feed the rabbits.

Answer explanation

The correct choice is 'She is feeding the rabbits.' because it uses the present continuous tense, indicating an action currently happening. The other options are grammatically incorrect.

Ben: _____________?

Tim: I am picking some strawberries.

• What are they doing?

• What is she doing?

• 
  What are you doing?

Answer explanation

The correct choice is 'What are you doing?' because Tim's response indicates he is engaged in an activity (picking strawberries), prompting Ben to inquire about Tim's current action.

Choose the correct picture:

He is driving a tractor.

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• 
• 

What can she do on the farm?

• She can drive a tractor.

• She can feed the animals.

• She can pick fruits.

Answer explanation

On the farm, she can pick fruits, which is a common activity. While driving a tractor and feeding animals are also farm tasks, the correct answer specifically highlights fruit picking.

you / feeding / Are / horses / the / ? /

• Are the horses feeding you?

• 
  
  Are you feeding the horses?

• 
  You are feeding the horses?

Answer explanation

The correct choice is 'Are you feeding the horses?' because it accurately reflects the original question structure, asking if the subject (you) is performing the action of feeding the horses.