Reading Comprehension I

The Collie, A Great Life Partner

More than an animal, it's a machine of intelligence and love. The rough collie, a dog from the north of England and Scotland, it's a great option to choose to have a guard and a friend. This dog have an admirable sense of superlative loyalty, following you wherever you go, watching whatever you do, hearing whatever you say. They are great guards and make an excellent work taking care of your home. Like most dogs, collies bark to strangers, to communicate with other dogs and specially to possible menaces of their territory.
The rough collie is one of the smartest dogs, it can be easily trained trough patience, affection and food prizes, never using force.
Collies are perfect to live outside house in the garden but they are also suitable to live in flats. A collie is very energetic and playful, it likes to run a lot and move around so you mustn't leave it in your garden and see it every day only to give it food. You must play with it constantly or take it for a walk at least one time per week. I can tell that this dog likes to play with economic toys, wich you can find at home, mainly empty bottles and tennis balls.
Collies can be found between £ 114 and £ 140. But the price is totally worth it.

Questions

1. Collies comes from:
AWales and the north of Ireland
BScotland and northern England
CNorth of Scotland
DThe archipelago of Shetland

2. They are a great choice:
ATo have a sedentary pet
BTo move away your neighbours
CTo have your home safe
DTo make friends

3.- What kind of collie is the text talking about?
ABorder
BShetland
CRough
DBearded

4. A collie barks mainly to:
AStrangers
BPossible dangers
COther dogs
DOther people

5.- Collies can live:
AOutside house
BIn a condominium
CIn a flat
DA and C

6. Between how much does this breed cost?
A£ 114 - £ 140
B£ 104 - £ 144
C£ 141 - £ 200
D£ 124 and £ 142

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