Me i 'm brazilian,
read the story. then answer the questions below.
“first prize”
my name is tess and i ride horses. i ride them in the circus. i ride them in parades. i ride them in shows. i am riding in a horse show today. my horse runs. my horse jumps. my horse dances. my horse is the best. i named her twin. i feel like the horse and i are the same when i ride her. my mother is not at the horse show. she has to work. my father is there. the show ends. a man announces the winners. "first prize goes to tess and twin! " he says. i am very excited.
1) where tess riding his horse ?
2) where is tess's mother during the show?
a) ( ) she is at work.
b) ( ) she is at the show.
c) ( ) she is at home.
d) ( ) she is with tess’ father.
3) what prize does tess win in the horse show?
a) ( ) the gold star
b) ( ) winner’s prize
c) ( ) new riding boots
d) ( ) first prize

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