Beach Animals

Seagulls (= burung camar  ) live on the beach. The beach is near the sea. They live near the sea because their main food is eat fish. They also eat bread and seaweed. Seagulls run quickly on the sand and fly quickly in the sky. Seagulls will run or fly away if you try to catch them. There are many seagulls on the beach.

 Crabs also live on the beach. They eat shrimp ( =udang ), ocean plants, and small fish. Crabs crawl quickly on the sand and in the ocean. Crabs will crawl away if you try to catch them. There are many crabs on the beach, but it is not always easy to see them.

Starfish live on the beach, too. They eat clams ( = kerang / tiram ), oysters, and small fish. Starfish move slowly on the sand and in the ocean. Starfish will not move away if you try to catch them. There are few (= sedikit )starfish on the beach.

Question 2 : Which animal does not move quickly?

Beach Animals

Seagulls (= burung camar  ) live on the beach. The beach is near the sea. They live near the sea because their main food is eat fish. They also eat bread and seaweed. Seagulls run quickly on the sand and fly quickly in the sky. Seagulls will run or fly away if you try to catch them. There are many seagulls on the beach.

 Crabs also live on the beach. They eat shrimp ( =udang ), ocean plants, and small fish. Crabs crawl quickly on the sand and in the ocean. Crabs will crawl away if you try to catch them. There are many crabs on the beach, but it is not always easy to see them.

Starfish live on the beach, too. They eat clams ( = kerang / tiram ), oysters, and small fish. Starfish move slowly on the sand and in the ocean. Starfish will not move away if you try to catch them. There are few (= sedikit )starfish on the beach.

Question 3 : Based on information in the passage, which sentence is false?

Beach Animals

Seagulls (= burung camar  ) live on the beach. The beach is near the sea. They live near the sea because their main food is eat fish. They also eat bread and seaweed. Seagulls run quickly on the sand and fly quickly in the sky. Seagulls will run or fly away if you try to catch them. There are many seagulls on the beach.

 Crabs also live on the beach. They eat shrimp ( =udang ), ocean plants, and small fish. Crabs crawl quickly on the sand and in the ocean. Crabs will crawl away if you try to catch them. There are many crabs on the beach, but it is not always easy to see them.

Starfish live on the beach, too. They eat clams ( = kerang / tiram ), oysters, and small fish. Starfish move slowly on the sand and in the ocean. Starfish will not move away if you try to catch them. There are few (= sedikit )starfish on the beach.

Question 4 : The passage does not talk about ___________.

Beach Animals

Seagulls (= burung camar  ) live on the beach. The beach is near the sea. They live near the sea because their main food is eat fish. They also eat bread and seaweed. Seagulls run quickly on the sand and fly quickly in the sky. Seagulls will run or fly away if you try to catch them. There are many seagulls on the beach.

 Crabs also live on the beach. They eat shrimp ( =udang ), ocean plants, and small fish. Crabs crawl quickly on the sand and in the ocean. Crabs will crawl away if you try to catch them. There are many crabs on the beach, but it is not always easy to see them.

Starfish live on the beach, too. They eat clams ( = kerang / tiram ), oysters, and small fish. Starfish move slowly on the sand and in the ocean. Starfish will not move away if you try to catch them. There are few (= sedikit )starfish on the beach.

Question 5 : Which animal will crawl if you catch them?

Beach Animals

Seagulls (= burung camar  ) live on the beach. The beach is near the sea. They live near the sea because their main food is eat fish. They also eat bread and seaweed. Seagulls run quickly on the sand and fly quickly in the sky. Seagulls will run or fly away if you try to catch them. There are many seagulls on the beach.

 Crabs also live on the beach. They eat shrimp ( =udang ), ocean plants, and small fish. Crabs crawl quickly on the sand and in the ocean. Crabs will crawl away if you try to catch them. There are many crabs on the beach, but it is not always easy to see them.

Starfish live on the beach, too. They eat clams ( = kerang / tiram ), oysters, and small fish. Starfish move slowly on the sand and in the ocean. Starfish will not move away if you try to catch them. There are few (= sedikit )starfish on the beach.

Question 6 : Which animal will fly away if you catch them?

Beach Animals

Seagulls (= burung camar  ) live on the beach. The beach is near the sea. They live near the sea because their main food is eat fish. They also eat bread and seaweed. Seagulls run quickly on the sand and fly quickly in the sky. Seagulls will run or fly away if you try to catch them. There are many seagulls on the beach.

 Crabs also live on the beach. They eat shrimp ( =udang ), ocean plants, and small fish. Crabs crawl quickly on the sand and in the ocean. Crabs will crawl away if you try to catch them. There are many crabs on the beach, but it is not always easy to see them.

Starfish live on the beach, too. They eat clams ( = kerang / tiram ), oysters, and small fish. Starfish move slowly on the sand and in the ocean. Starfish will not move away if you try to catch them. There are few (= sedikit )starfish on the beach.

Question 7 : Based on information in the passage, what do crabs eat?

Beach Animals

Seagulls (= burung camar  ) live on the beach. The beach is near the sea. They live near the sea because their main food is eat fish. They also eat bread and seaweed. Seagulls run quickly on the sand and fly quickly in the sky. Seagulls will run or fly away if you try to catch them. There are many seagulls on the beach.

 Crabs also live on the beach. They eat shrimp ( =udang ), ocean plants, and small fish. Crabs crawl quickly on the sand and in the ocean. Crabs will crawl away if you try to catch them. There are many crabs on the beach, but it is not always easy to see them.

Starfish live on the beach, too. They eat clams ( = kerang / tiram ), oysters, and small fish. Starfish move slowly on the sand and in the ocean. Starfish will not move away if you try to catch them. There are few (= sedikit )starfish on the beach.

Question 8 : Based on information in the passage, what do seagulls eat?

Beach Animals

Seagulls (= burung camar  ) live on the beach. The beach is near the sea. They live near the sea because their main food is eat fish. They also eat bread and seaweed. Seagulls run quickly on the sand and fly quickly in the sky. Seagulls will run or fly away if you try to catch them. There are many seagulls on the beach.

 Crabs also live on the beach. They eat shrimp ( =udang ), ocean plants, and small fish. Crabs crawl quickly on the sand and in the ocean. Crabs will crawl away if you try to catch them. There are many crabs on the beach, but it is not always easy to see them.

Starfish live on the beach, too. They eat clams ( = kerang / tiram ), oysters, and small fish. Starfish move slowly on the sand and in the ocean. Starfish will not move away if you try to catch them. There are few (= sedikit )starfish on the beach.

Question 9 : Based on information in the passage, which animal would you see few at the beach?

Beach Animals

Seagulls (= burung camar  ) live on the beach. The beach is near the sea. They live near the sea because their main food is eat fish. They also eat bread and seaweed. Seagulls run quickly on the sand and fly quickly in the sky. Seagulls will run or fly away if you try to catch them. There are many seagulls on the beach.

 Crabs also live on the beach. They eat shrimp ( =udang ), ocean plants, and small fish. Crabs crawl quickly on the sand and in the ocean. Crabs will crawl away if you try to catch them. There are many crabs on the beach, but it is not always easy to see them.

Starfish live on the beach, too. They eat clams ( = kerang / tiram ), oysters, and small fish. Starfish move slowly on the sand and in the ocean. Starfish will not move away if you try to catch them. There are few (= sedikit )starfish on the beach.

Question 10 : Why do seagulls live near the sea?

My Favourite Teacher

Mrs Taylor is my favourite teacher. I am in the third grade in Mrs Taylor’s class. She is so nice, and I love the way she teaches. We have English in the morning and PE before lunch. We have maths class in the afternoon right after lunch. I make good grades in maths. I know all the multiplication facts. We play multiplication games in class on Friday. Mrs Taylor told us that she loves to teach maths.

Mrs Taylor always tells us that we are smart, and that we must do our best every day. She gives us homework each night, so we can practise the skills we learned in class. Third grade is fun, and I am going to miss Mrs Taylor when I go to fourth grade.

Question 1 : Who is telling this story?

My Favourite Teacher

Mrs Taylor is my favourite teacher. I am in the third grade in Mrs Taylor’s class. She is so nice, and I love the way she teaches. We have English in the morning and PE before lunch. We have maths class in the afternoon right after lunch. I make good grades in maths. I know all the multiplication facts. We play multiplication games in class on Friday. Mrs Taylor told us that she loves to teach maths.

Mrs Taylor always tells us that we are smart, and that we must do our best every day. She gives us homework each night, so we can practise the skills we learned in class. Third grade is fun, and I am going to miss Mrs Taylor when I go to fourth grade.

Question 2 : What grade does Mrs Taylor teach?

My Favourite Teacher

Mrs Taylor is my favourite teacher. I am in the third grade in Mrs Taylor’s class. She is so nice, and I love the way she teaches. We have English in the morning and PE before lunch. We have maths class in the afternoon right after lunch. I make good grades in maths. I know all the multiplication facts. We play multiplication games in class on Friday. Mrs Taylor told us that she loves to teach maths.

Mrs Taylor always tells us that we are smart, and that we must do our best every day. She gives us homework each night, so we can practise the skills we learned in class. Third grade is fun, and I am going to miss Mrs Taylor when I go to fourth grade.

Question 3 : When do Mrs Taylor’s students have homework?

My Favourite Teacher

Mrs Taylor is my favourite teacher. I am in the third grade in Mrs Taylor’s class. She is so nice, and I love the way she teaches. We have English in the morning and PE before lunch. We have maths class in the afternoon right after lunch. I make good grades in maths. I know all the multiplication facts. We play multiplication games in class on Friday. Mrs Taylor told us that she loves to teach maths.

Mrs Taylor always tells us that we are smart, and that we must do our best every day. She gives us homework each night, so we can practise the skills we learned in class. Third grade is fun, and I am going to miss Mrs Taylor when I go to fourth grade.

Question 4 : What do the students do on Friday?

My Favourite Teacher

Mrs Taylor is my favourite teacher. I am in the third grade in Mrs Taylor’s class. She is so nice, and I love the way she teaches. We have English in the morning and PE before lunch. We have maths class in the afternoon right after lunch. I make good grades in maths. I know all the multiplication facts. We play multiplication games in class on Friday. Mrs Taylor told us that she loves to teach maths.

Mrs Taylor always tells us that we are smart, and that we must do our best every day. She gives us homework each night, so we can practise the skills we learned in class. Third grade is fun, and I am going to miss Mrs Taylor when I go to fourth grade.

Question 5 : What does Mrs Taylor love to teach?

The Picnic

“Here’s a good spot,” said Uncle Ben.

Tim and I helped Grandma out of the car.

“Oh dear!” said Grandma. “My poor old legs get stiff ( =menjadi kaku) in that car.”

It was a very good spot for a picnic. There was lots of dry grass, and there were trees to climb. We could hear the sound of a stream through the bushes.

“Don’t you two run off yet,” called Mum.

“I need your help to unload the car. You can get the chairs out.”

“But Mum!” said Tim.

“No ‘but’, just get on with it,” said Mum.

“Yes, come on, Tim, let’s get the food out. I’m hungry,” I said.

“Oh, all right,” he said grumpily.

Question 1 : How did the family get to the picnic spot?

The Picnic

“Here’s a good spot,” said Uncle Ben.

Tim and I helped Grandma out of the car.

“Oh dear!” said Grandma. “My poor old legs get stiff ( =menjadi kaku) in that car.”

It was a very good spot for a picnic. There was lots of dry grass, and there were trees to climb. We could hear the sound of a stream through the bushes.

“Don’t you two run off yet,” called Mum.

“I need your help to unload the car. You can get the chairs out.”

“But Mum!” said Tim.

“No ‘but’, just get on with it,” said Mum.

“Yes, come on, Tim, let’s get the food out. I’m hungry,” I said.

“Oh, all right,” he said grumpily.

Question 2 :   What was wrong with Grandma’s legs?

The Picnic

“Here’s a good spot,” said Uncle Ben.

Tim and I helped Grandma out of the car.

“Oh dear!” said Grandma. “My poor old legs get stiff ( =menjadi kaku) in that car.”

It was a very good spot for a picnic. There was lots of dry grass, and there were trees to climb. We could hear the sound of a stream through the bushes.

“Don’t you two run off yet,” called Mum.

“I need your help to unload the car. You can get the chairs out.”

“But Mum!” said Tim.

“No ‘but’, just get on with it,” said Mum.

“Yes, come on, Tim, let’s get the food out. I’m hungry,” I said.

“Oh, all right,” he said grumpily.

Question 3 : What did Mum ask the children to get out of the car?

The Picnic

“Here’s a good spot,” said Uncle Ben.

Tim and I helped Grandma out of the car.

“Oh dear!” said Grandma. “My poor old legs get stiff ( =menjadi kaku) in that car.”

It was a very good spot for a picnic. There was lots of dry grass, and there were trees to climb. We could hear the sound of a stream through the bushes.

“Don’t you two run off yet,” called Mum.

“I need your help to unload the car. You can get the chairs out.”

“But Mum!” said Tim.

“No ‘but’, just get on with it,” said Mum.

“Yes, come on, Tim, let’s get the food out. I’m hungry,” I said.

“Oh, all right,” he said grumpily.

Question 4 : Who went on the picnic with the two children?

The Picnic

“Here’s a good spot,” said Uncle Ben.

Tim and I helped Grandma out of the car.

“Oh dear!” said Grandma. “My poor old legs get stiff ( =menjadi kaku) in that car.”

It was a very good spot for a picnic. There was lots of dry grass, and there were trees to climb. We could hear the sound of a stream through the bushes.

“Don’t you two run off yet,” called Mum.

“I need your help to unload the car. You can get the chairs out.”

“But Mum!” said Tim.

“No ‘but’, just get on with it,” said Mum.

“Yes, come on, Tim, let’s get the food out. I’m hungry,” I said.

“Oh, all right,” he said grumpily.

Question 5 : What could they see there?