Let’s go through each statement one by one and check if it matches what Tom says in the text.
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1. Tom is eleven years old.
Tom says: “She is eleven years old and I’m nine.” → So Tom is 9, not 11.
→
FALSE
2. He goes to school by car.
Tom says: “I go to school by bus.” → Not by car.
→
FALSE
3. He gets up at eight o’clock.
Tom says: “I get up at eight o’clock...” → Yes, that’s correct.
→
TRUE
4. Tom has lunch at home.
Tom says: “I have lunch at school.” → Not at home.
→
FALSE
5. He likes pasta with tomato sauce.
Tom says: “I love pasta with tomato sauce.” → Yes, he loves it.
→
TRUE
6. He likes fruit very much.
Tom says: “I don’t like fruit very much, I only like apples.” → So he does NOT like fruit very much.
→
FALSE
7. He plays football after school.
Tom says: “After school, I play basketball with my friends.” → Basketball, not football.
→
FALSE
8. He has a shower in the morning.
Tom says: “I get up at eight o’clock and I have a shower.” → Since he gets up in the morning, this happens in the morning.
→
TRUE
9. He goes to bed at half past nine.
Tom says: “...and I go to bed at half past nine.” → Exactly right.
→
TRUE
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Final Answer:
1. FALSE
2. FALSE
3. TRUE
4. FALSE
5. TRUE
6. FALSE
7. FALSE
8. TRUE
9. TRUE
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of 3 year old reading worksheet.