Reading comprehension worksheet with a text about Tom and questions on his daily activities.

Explanation:
Let’s read the text carefully and answer each part step by step.

Part A: Just reading — no answers needed here.

Part B: True or False

1. *Tom reads French books.*
The text says: “He speaks English, Spanish and French.”
It does not say he reads French books. So this is False.

2. *Tom plays computer games on Thursday.*
Text: “On Thursdays, he plays computer games at home.” ✔
So this is True.

3. *He plays basketball with his sister.*
Text: “Every Monday, he plays basketball with his brother at home.”
It says brother, not sister. So this is False.

4. *He watches films on Wednesdays.*
Text: “On Wednesdays, he sings French songs.”
And: “Every Friday, he watches a film in his bedroom.”
So he watches films on Fridays, not Wednesdays. → False.

5. *He swims on Tuesdays.*
Text: “Every Tuesday, he swims with his friends at school.” ✔
So this is True.

Part C: Yes/No + he does / he doesn’t

We answer using: *Yes, he does.* or *No, he doesn’t.*

1. *Does Tom ride a bike on Mondays?*
Text: “He can’t ride a bike.” → He never rides a bike.
So: No, he doesn’t.

2. *Does Tom sing French songs?*
Text: “On Wednesdays, he sings French songs.” → Yes, he does.
So: Yes, he does.

3. *Does Tom play football with his brother?*
Text says he plays basketball with his brother. No mention of football.
So: No, he doesn’t.

4. *Does Tom swim on Saturdays?*
Text: “Every Tuesday, he swims…” — only Tuesday is mentioned for swimming.
No Saturday swimming → No, he doesn’t.

5. *Does Tom play computer games at home?*
Text: “On Thursdays, he plays computer games at home.” ✔
So: Yes, he does.

Now let’s write all answers clearly.

Final Answer:
Part B:
1. False
2. True
3. False
4. False
5. True

Part C:
1. No, he doesn’t.
2. Yes, he does.
3. No, he doesn’t.
4. No, he doesn’t.
5. Yes, he does.