Read and answer the question:

Falling is common type of accident for young children at home. Your baby brother or sister may fall off a bed or a sofa. He or she may also fall down the stairs. The following tips can help to keep your baby brother or sister safe:

- Make sure he or she can’t roll off the bed.

- Make sure he or she can’t open any windows.

- Don’t let him or her go near the stairs.

- Don’t let him or her out on the balcony.

What should we do when a child is on the bed or a sofa?

Read and answer the question:

Falling is common type of accident for young children at home. Your baby brother or sister may fall off a bed or a sofa. He or she may also fall down the stairs. The following tips can help to keep your baby brother or sister safe:

- Make sure he or she can’t roll off the bed.

- Make sure he or she can’t open any windows.

- Don’t let him or her go near the stairs.

- Don’t let him or her out on the balcony.

How to prevent a child from falling out of the windows?

Read and answer the question:

Falling is common type of accident for young children at home. Your baby brother or sister may fall off a bed or a sofa. He or she may also fall down the stairs. The following tips can help to keep your baby brother or sister safe:

- Make sure he or she can’t roll off the bed.

- Make sure he or she can’t open any windows.

- Don’t let him or her go near the stairs.

- Don’t let him or her out on the balcony.

What may happen if a child goes near the stairs?

Read and tick (√) True or False. There is one example.

Lucy lives with her family in the centre of Ha Noi. She gets up at 5.30 in the morning. She often goes jogging with her father. After breakfast, she takes a bus to school. After school, she plays basketball with her friends three times a week. In the evening, she does her homework. Then she watches TV or reads books. She always goes to bed early.

Question 4: She often watches TV or reads book before doing her homework.

A. True

B. False

Read and tick (√) True or False. There is one example.

Lucy lives with her family in the centre of Ha Noi. She gets up at 5.30 in the morning. She often goes jogging with her father. After breakfast, she takes a bus to school. After school, she plays basketball with her friends three times a week. In the evening, she does her homework. Then she watches TV or reads books. She always goes to bed early.

Question: She rides a bike to school.

A. True

B. False

Read and tick (√) True or False. There is one example.

Lucy lives with her family in the centre of Ha Noi. She gets up at 5.30 in the morning. She often goes jogging with her father. After breakfast, she takes a bus to school. After school, she plays basketball with her friends three times a week. In the evening, she does her homework. Then she watches TV or reads books. She always goes to bed early.

Question: She always gets up early.

A. True

B. False

Read and tick (√) True or False. There is one example.

Lucy lives with her family in the centre of Ha Noi. She gets up at 5.30 in the morning. She often goes jogging with her father. After breakfast, she takes a bus to school. After school, she plays basketball with her friends three times a week. In the evening, she does her homework. Then she watches TV or reads books. She always goes to bed early.

Question: She plays basketball three times a week.

A. True

B. False

Read the text below and decide if the sentences are True (T) or False (F).

Peter wakes up at seven o’clock, but he doesn’t get up until 7.15. He has a shower and gets dressed. After breakfast, he brushes his teeth. He leaves the house at eight o’clock and catches the 8.15 train to work in Manchester. On the train, he reads the newspaper. He comes home at about half past six. After dinner, he washes up. Then he usually watches TV. He goes to bed about 11.30.

___ His mother washes up for him.