Leo's Fear of Horses and Advice

Leo confesses his fear of horses to his friends, worried about losing his status as a favorite jackeroo. He expresses his fear through a song, wishing he could be a brave cowboy. His friends reassure him that it's okay to feel scared and suggest learning more about horses to overcome his fear. They emphasize the importance of asking for help when needed.

What does Leo reveal to his friend at the beginning of the conversation?

• He dislikes his Uncle Crusty.

• He loves horses.

• He wants to be a cowboy.

• He is scared of horses.

Why is Leo concerned about his Uncle Crusty finding out about his fear?

• He fears losing his status as his uncle's favorite jackeroo.

• He thinks his uncle will laugh at him.

• He worries his uncle will make him ride a horse.

• He believes his uncle will stop talking to him.

In Leo's song, what does he wish he could be?

• A fearless explorer.

• A horse trainer.

• A brave and carefree cowboy.

• A famous singer.

What is the main theme of Leo's song?

• His fear of horses and desire to overcome it.

• His admiration for Uncle Crusty.

• His dream of becoming a singer.

• His love for the Australian breeze.

How does Leo describe himself in the song?

• A jittery jackeroo.

• A fearless cowboy.

• A confident rider.

• A brave explorer.

What advice does Leo's friend give him about dealing with fear?

• Pretend the fear doesn't exist.

• Avoid situations that cause fear.

• Learn more about the source of fear.

• Ignore the fear and it will go away.

What does Leo's friend say about trying new things?

• It's not worth the effort.

• It's only for brave people.

• It can be scary and embarrassing.

• It's always easy and fun.

What is the final piece of advice given to Leo?

• Ignore your fears.

• It's okay to ask for help.

• Always face fears alone.

• Never ask for help.