Explanation:
Let’s read the text carefully and answer each question one by one.
1.
What is his name?
The text says: *“My name is Nick Brown.”*
→ His name is
Nick Brown, but the question asks for *his name*, and in English, “name” often means first name unless specified. So answer:
Nick.
2.
What is his surname?
In “Nick Brown”, Brown is the last name (surname).
→
Brown
3.
Is Nick short?
The text says: *“I am tall.”*
So he is
not short. Answer:
No
4.
Does Nick like music?
Text: *“I like sports but I don’t like music.”*
→
No
5.
Is Nick swimming now?
Text: *“I am playing tennis now.”*
So he is
not swimming.
→
No
6.
What is Nick doing now?
Text: *“I am playing tennis now.”*
→
Playing tennis
7.
How many sisters has he got?
Text: *“I have got three sisters.”*
→
Three
8.
Has Nick got six tennis rackets?
Text: *“I have got five tennis rackets.”*
So not six.
→
No
9.
What is Nick’s favourite sport?
Text: *“My favourite sort is tennis.”* (Note: “sort” is likely a typo for “sport”.)
→
Tennis
10.
Can Nick speak Chinese?
Text: *“I can speak English and Chinese.”*
→
Yes
Now double-check all answers against the text to avoid mistakes:
- Q1: “My name is Nick Brown” → first name = Nick
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- Q2: surname = Brown
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- Q3: “I am tall” → not short → No
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- Q4: “I don’t like music” → No
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- Q5: “I am playing tennis now” → not swimming → No
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- Q6: “playing tennis” → Playing tennis
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- Q7: “three sisters” → Three
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- Q8: “five tennis rackets” → not six → No
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- Q9: “favourite sort is tennis” → Tennis
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- Q10: “I can speak English and Chinese” → Yes
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All correct.
Final Answer:
1. Nick
2. Brown
3. No
4. No
5. No
6. Playing tennis
7. Three
8. No
9. Tennis
10. Yes
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of ell reading comprehension worksheet.