Homework33 · A1 · anglais

Unit 3 · Reading — Bird, Lizard, Rabbit, Come and Play!

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  1. 1. Read the poem, then answer.

    There are purple birds Flying in the sky. Come down, purple birds, You're much too high! There's a green lizard Walking every day. Stop, green lizard, It's time for us to play! There's a white rabbit Sleeping in the sun. Wake up, white rabbit, Let's have fun!

    What colour are the birds in the poem?

    One or several answers possible.

  2. 2. True or false?

    There are purple birds Flying in the sky. Come down, purple birds, You're much too high! There's a green lizard Walking every day. Stop, green lizard, It's time for us to play! There's a white rabbit Sleeping in the sun. Wake up, white rabbit, Let's have fun!

    The lizard is green.

  3. 3. Choose the correct answer.

    There are purple birds Flying in the sky. Come down, purple birds, You're much too high! There's a green lizard Walking every day. Stop, green lizard, It's time for us to play! There's a white rabbit Sleeping in the sun. Wake up, white rabbit, Let's have fun!

    What is the white rabbit doing?

    One or several answers possible.

  4. 4. Match the words that rhyme in the poem.

    There are purple birds Flying in the sky. Come down, purple birds, You're much too high! There's a green lizard Walking every day. Stop, green lizard, It's time for us to play! There's a white rabbit Sleeping in the sun. Wake up, white rabbit, Let's have fun!
    sky
    day
    sun
  5. 5. Put the animals in the order they appear in the poem.

    There are purple birds Flying in the sky. Come down, purple birds, You're much too high! There's a green lizard Walking every day. Stop, green lizard, It's time for us to play! There's a white rabbit Sleeping in the sun. Wake up, white rabbit, Let's have fun!
    • 1birds
    • 2lizard
    • 3rabbit
  6. 6. Write two lines about another animal, like the poem. Example: “There's a brown bear / Eating in the tree.”