👩‍🏫 For Teacher

Read the text together with students for 2 minutes.

Check answers after students complete the 8 questions in 6 minutes.

🧑‍🎓 For Learner

Read the short story about horses carefully first.

Then answer the 8 questions below and check your explanations.

People measure a horse in hands. One hand is four inches, or about 10 cm. They measure from the ground to the top of the horse's back, at the base of its neck. A horse can sleep standing up. A baby horse is called a foal. A healthy foal stands about one hour after it is born.

A gentle friendly horse standing gracefully in a green sunny field, simple cute vector illustration style for young lear

1

____ True ____ False

Tip: Look at the first sentence of the text.

2

____ True ____ False

Tip: Look at the sentence about sleep.

3

____ a. A hand ____ b. A foal ____ c. A neck

Tip: Look at the sentence with the words baby horse.

4

____ a. Four inches / 10 cm ____ b. Ten inches / 4 cm ____ c. One meter

Why: The passage gives this exact length for one hand.

5

____ a. The top of its head ____ b. The top of its back at the base of its neck ____ c. The end of its tail

Why: The text specifies the exact end point of the measurement on the horse's back.

6

Tip: Look at the sentence about sleep.

7

Why: The text tells us how long a newborn foal needs before it can stand up.

8

____ a. From the ground ____ b. From its back ____ c. From its neck

Tip: Look at the words after "from" in the measuring sentence.