READING ACTIVITY N°1 interactive worksheet - Free Printable

Since the reading passage about Ted and Matt is missing from the image, I cannot answer Section I (the specific questions) or Section II (True/False) with 100% certainty. However, based on the illustrations (Ted is a scientist with test tubes; Matt is a chef) and the sentences in Section III, we can logically deduce the correct answers for Section III.

Here is the step-by-step logical deduction for Section III:

Step 1: Analyze Sentence 1
* Sentence: `'Accidentally, I transformed my nose into a pig nose!'`
* Clue: Transforming body parts sounds like a science experiment gone wrong. The picture of Ted shows him as a scientist/mad doctor type character.
* Deduction: This is something a scientist would say.
* Answer: TED

Step 2: Analyze Sentence 2
* Sentence: `'I tasted all the ingredients and now my stomach hurts!'`
* Clue: Tasting ingredients is part of cooking. The picture of Matt shows him as a chef holding a spoon/ladle. Chefs taste food to check the flavor.
* Deduction: This is something a chef would say.
* Answer: MATT

Step 3: Analyze Sentence 3
* Sentence: `'I don't do much exercise going to work'`
* Clue: We have to look at the other clues. Usually, these worksheets contrast an active job vs. a sedentary one, or driving vs. walking. Let's look at sentence 4 first to see if it helps clarify who studies.

Step 4: Analyze Sentence 4
* Sentence: `'I study a lot'`
* Clue: Scientists need to study biology, chemistry, etc., to do experiments. Chefs practice cooking, but "studying" is more closely associated with the academic/scientific role of Ted.
* Deduction: Ted is the student/researcher type.
* Answer: TED

Step 5: Re-evaluate Sentence 3 & 5
* Sentence 5: `'I work with fruits and vegetables'`
* Clue: Chefs cook with food. Fruits and vegetables are food ingredients.
* Deduction: This is definitely the chef, Matt.
* Answer: MATT

* Back to Sentence 3: `'I don't do much exercise going to work'`
* By elimination, if Ted studies a lot (sedentary activity) and works in a lab, and Matt works in a kitchen (standing up, moving around), this sentence likely refers to Ted (perhaps he drives or takes a bus, as hinted in Section II question 2). In many of these specific ESL texts, the scientist often takes transport while the chef might walk or stand all day. Given Ted is the "brainy" one who "studies," he is the most likely candidate for the one who doesn't get physical exercise commuting.
* Answer: TED

*(Note: Without the text, Sections I and II cannot be solved accurately. For example, we don't know Ted's exact age or if Matt lives next to the restaurant. However, Section III relies on general logic which we can solve.)*

Final Answer:
III. Who do you think says the sentences, Ted or Matt?

1. 'Accidentally, I transformed my nose into a pig nose!' — TED
2. 'I tasted all the ingredients and now my stomach hurts!' — MATT
3. 'I don't do much exercise going to work' — TED
4. 'I study a lot' — TED
5. 'I work with fruits and vegetables' — MATT