What is a hobby horse?
A horse made of water
A toy horse’s head on a stick
A real horse in a field
A picture of a horse
What is a stick?
A soft piece of cloth
A long, thin piece of wood
A small round stone
A large metal box
Which person is a teenager?
A thirty-year-old
A sixteen-year-old
A sixty-year-old
A six-year-old
Interested in horses means you want to...
throw all horses away
learn more about horses
hide every horse
stop thinking about horses
Which horse is real?
A horse in a drawing
A plastic horse in a box
A living horse on a farm
A toy horse on a stick
What is the main topic of the reading?
Taking care of cats
Collecting toy cars
A sport with hobby horses
Making food for horses
Which country does the reading name?
Brazil
Japan
Finland
Spain
Who uses hobby horses as a sport in the text?
Only teachers
Older children and teenagers
Only grandparents
Only babies
Which actions are in the sport?
Swimming, diving and sailing
Running, dancing and jumping
Reading, writing and spelling
Cooking, baking and washing
What do people use for hobbyhorsing?
A bicycle
A toy horse
A boat
A real horse
Where are the competitions in the reading?
Only one school
Finland and other countries
Only in Alisa’s house
Only in the forest
How old was Alisa when she started?
Seven
Twenty-one
Fifteen
Eleven
How old is Alisa described as in the text?
Thirty-one
Twenty-one
Eleven
Thirteen
What does Alisa do in the reading?
She sells real horses.
She builds a subway.
She teaches other children.
She drives a school bus.
Do these children also like riding real horses?
Only Alisa does.
Yes, they do.
The text says no one does.
No, they don’t.
Why do they practice?
To sleep longer at night
To jump high and run fast
To learn to cook faster
To build bigger houses
