Reading comprehension exercise where students read a short biography of a boy named Peter and determine if statements are true or false.

Let’s go through each statement one by one, using the text Peter wrote.

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1. Peter lives in a small house.
Peter says: “I live in a big house...” → So this is FALSE.

2. He has got a brother and a sister.
Peter says: “my mum, my dad and my older sister.” No mention of a brother. → So this is FALSE.

3. Anna is eleven years old.
Peter says: “My sister’s name is Anna. She’s eleven years old.” → This matches exactly. → TRUE

4. Peter doesn’t like sports.
Peter says: “I love sports, too.” → So he DOES like sports. → FALSE

5. He goes swimming every day.
Peter says: “I go to the swimming pool on Tuesday and Friday.” That’s only two days, not every day. → FALSE

6. His sister is good at basketball.
Peter says: “She can play basketball very well.” → “Very well” means she’s good at it. → TRUE

7. She likes reading.
Peter says about Anna: “She likes reading and playing basketball.” → Yes, she likes reading. → TRUE

8. Peter goes to the park on Tuesday and Friday.
Peter says: “I go to the park at the weekend...” Weekend = Saturday/Sunday, not Tuesday/Friday. Also, he swims on Tue/Fri. → FALSE

9. He hasn’t got any pets.
Peter says: “I have got a dog, too.” A dog is a pet. → So he DOES have a pet. → FALSE

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Final Answer:
1. FALSE
2. FALSE
3. TRUE
4. FALSE
5. FALSE
6. TRUE
7. TRUE
8. FALSE
9. FALSE