Reading Comprehension Term 2 Form 6

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Rob's School Year

We start school at the beginning of September. It's autumn but it's sometimes very sunny. At the end of autumn it's usually cold and windy. It's sometimes stormy and it's often cloudy and rainy, too. There's a special day in autumn – November 5th – Guy Fawkes' Day. On this day we make a Guy – a man – from newspapers and clothes. Then we burn him on a bonfire and watch fireworks.

Winter is a good season! I play football for the school team. There's a match every Saturday and our team usually wins. It's always cold in winter and it's sometimes snowy, too. We can't play football then.

I like spring. It's sometimes rainy but it's usually sunny – and we have a good time at school! We always go on school trips in spring. We visit interesting places – castles and take sandwiches for lunch.

Summer is my favourite season. It's usually sunny and hot. We always have Sports Day in June. My friend Vicki is a great runner and she usually wins the class race. The school year ends in the middle of July and then summer holidays start!

Read the text and tick (√) all the TRUE sentences

Rob's School Year

We start school at the beginning of September. It's autumn but it's sometimes very sunny. At the end of autumn it's usually cold and windy. It's sometimes stormy and it's often cloudy and rainy, too. There's a special day in autumn – November 5th – Guy Fawkes' Day. On this day we make a Guy – a man – from newspapers and clothes. Then we burn him on a bonfire and watch fireworks.

Winter is a good season! I play football for the school team. There's a match every Saturday and our team usually wins. It's always cold in winter and it's sometimes snowy, too. We can't play football then.

I like spring. It's sometimes rainy but it's usually sunny – and we have a good time at school! We always go on school trips in spring. We visit interesting places – castles and take sandwiches for lunch.

Summer is my favourite season. It's usually sunny and hot. We always have Sports Day in June. My friend Vicki is a great runner and she usually wins the class race. The school year ends in the middle of July and then summer holidays start!

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Guy Fawkes' Day is a … day in autumn

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They can … fireworks on Guy Fawkes' Day.

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Rob’s football team … wins.

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They can go on excursions to … .

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They take sandwiches … .

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Rob likes … most of all.

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Vicki usually wins the … .

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Vicki can … very well.

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Summer holidays begin … of summer at Rob’s school.

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Rob starts school … .

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On this day they make a Guy man from … .

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They celebrate Guy Fawkes' Day on … . 

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In this shop you can buy chocolate, cakes and other tasty things.

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Time when you have breakfast, dinner, supper.

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Bread, spaghetti, cereal, cornflakes.

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It shows you how much the thing costs.

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Food that you eat between main meals.

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Something that is not cheap.

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You use it after a bath or a shower.

Make up a dialogue.

— Can I help you?

— …

Make up a dialogue.

— Can I help you?

— Yes, I’m looking for a skirt.

— What colour?

— …

Make up a dialogue.

— Can I help you?

— Yes, I’m looking for a skirt.

— What colour?

— Blue.

— Here you are.

— …

Make up a dialogue.

— Can I help you?

— What colour?

— Here you are.

— How much is it?

— It’s £36.55.

— …

Make up a dialogue.

— Can I help you?

— What colour?

— Here you are.

— How much is it?

— It’s £36.55.

— Yes, it suits me.

— You can pay at the cash register.

— …