Read the passage below, then answer following questions:

[A] Choose the correct answer from a, b, c, or d:

1. How many people are there in Sarah’s family?

(Inferring Skill = Locating Implicit Information Skill)

a) Three.

b) Four.

c) Five.

d) Six.

2. What does Sarah’s family have for breakfast every day?

(Logical/Critical Thinking Skill – reasoning/analyzing)

a) Heavy food.

b) Healthy food.

c) Unhealthy food.

d) Dangerous food.

3. Which title is suitable for the passage?

(Inferring Skill = Locating Implicit Information Skill) +

(Logical/Critical Thinking Skill – reasoning/analyzing)

a) Sarah’s New Friend

b) Sarah’s Nice Family

c) Sarah’s Small Village

d) Sarah’s Favourite Tree

4. Why did the writer write this passage?

(Inferring Skill = Locating Implicit Information Skill) +

(Logical/Critical Thinking Skill – reasoning/analyzing)

a) To tell us a useful story.

b) To give us information about tigers.

c) To explain how to live in a village.

d) To show the importance of a family.

5. What does the underlined word ‘frightened’ mean?

Comprehension Skill +

(Inferring Skill = Locating Implicit Information Skill)

a) Very kind.

b) Very afraid.

c) Very happy.

d) Very surprised.

6. My friend enjoys riding __________ a horse’s back.

Grammar / Application

a) at

b) in

c) on

d) of

B] Decide whether the statements below are TRUE (√) or FALSE (×).

Choose your answer by filling in the correct circle:

1. Sarah had a bad dream at the end of that day.

(Inferring Skill = Locating Implicit Information Skill) +

(Logical/Critical Thinking Skill – reasoning/analyzing/judgment)

2. We learn, from this story, that people and animals can be friends.

(Inferring Skill = Locating Implicit Information Skill) +

(Logical/Critical Thinking Skill – reasoning/analyzing/judgment)

√ ×

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