W8490PR-Learn from Home Workbook 3
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How are Donkeys Different? – 2<br />
Comprehension<br />
1. This information text was mainly written for the reader to:<br />
(a) follow instructions (b) enjoy (c) learn something<br />
2. What is the main idea of the second paragraph?<br />
3. Donkeys are different <strong>from</strong> horses because they:<br />
(a) make softer sounds. (b) have longer ears.<br />
(c) like to live in herds. (d) do not need shoes.<br />
4. Summarise and list two differences between donkeys and horses.<br />
Difference 1:<br />
Difference 2:<br />
5. Imagine a horse and a donkey are in the same field next to a barn. The barn<br />
door suddenly slams shut. What is each animal most likely to do?<br />
donkey:<br />
horse:<br />
6. (a) Do you think donkeys are stubborn or sensible?<br />
(b)<br />
Explain your answer.<br />
7. (a) Is it likely you would see a donkey showjumping?<br />
(b)<br />
Yes<br />
Viewing sample<br />
Why/Why not?<br />
8. How can donkeys help with sheep, goats or cattle?<br />
No<br />
My learning log<br />
While doing these activities:<br />
I found Q easy. I found Q challenging. I found Q interesting.<br />
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