Let’s go step by step through each statement and check if it’s True (T) or False (F), based on Milley’s daily routine.
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1. She’s twelve years old.
→ Milley says: “I’m 13 years old.”
→ So this is
False.
Correction: She’s thirteen years old.
2. She’s from New York.
→ Milley says: “I’m from New York.”
→ This is
True.
3. She gets up at 6 o’clock
→ Milley says: “Every day I get up at 6:30 in the morning.”
→ So getting up at 6 o’clock is
False.
Correction: She gets up at 6:30.
4. Her favorite color is yellow
→ Milley says: “My favorite color isn’t yellow, it’s pink.”
→ So this is
False.
Correction: Her favorite color is pink.
5. She has fruits for breakfast
→ Milley says: “I have a cheese sandwich for breakfast.”
→ No mention of fruits →
False.
Correction: She has a cheese sandwich for breakfast.
6. She doesn’t do her homework
→ Milley says: “Sometimes I do my homework before I go to bed.”
→ That means she *does* do homework sometimes → so saying she *doesn’t* do it is
False.
Correction: Sometimes she does her homework.
7. She gets home at 5 o’clock
→ Milley says: “I get home at 5 o’clock in the afternoon.”
→ This matches →
True.
8. Her father is a doctor
→ Milley says: “My dad is an eye doctor in Brazil...”
→ An eye doctor is still a doctor →
True.
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Now let’s write the final answers clearly:
Final Answer:
1. F — She’s thirteen years old.
2. T
3. F — She gets up at 6:30.
4. F — Her favorite color is pink.
5. F — She has a cheese sandwich for breakfast.
6. F — Sometimes she does her homework.
7. T
8. T
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of daily reading comprehension worksheet.