1. Put « +» if the statement is true and « - » if the statement is false. 1. It was winter.
+
-
2. A rabbit went to the forest.
+
-
3. He ate 4 (2+2) carrots.
+
-
4. The goat saw the carrots on the table.
+
-
5. He went to the fox’s house.
+
-
6. The rabbit saw the book on the table.
+
-
Task2. Choose a correct variant. 1. Why did rabbit have nothing to eat?
a) It was late;
b) It was winter.
2. Where did he do to get something to eat? He went to…
a) the shop;
b) the wood;
c) the garden.
3. How many carrots did the rabbit eat? He ate…
a) two carrots;
b) four carrots;
c) one carrot.
4. Whom did he (rabbit) bring the other carrots?
a) fox;
b) rabbit;
c) goat;
d) pig.
5. What did the goat think about his friend? He thought
a) what a bad friend I have;
b) what a crazy friend I have;
c) what a strong friend I have;
d) what a good friend I have.
6. How many carrots did the goat eat? He ate
a) two carrots;
b) one carrot;
c) three carrots;
d) four carrots.
