To determine whether each statement is true (T) or false (F), you would need to listen to the corresponding audio or passage that provides the necessary context. Since I don't have access to the audio or passage, I can't provide the answers directly. However, I can guide you on how to approach this task:

1. Listen carefully to the audio or read the passage.
2. For each statement, determine if it accurately reflects the information given.
3. Mark "T" for true if the statement is correct, and "F" for false if it is incorrect.

Here is an example of how you might fill it out based on hypothetical content:

1. ( F ) 1. What do you do on weekend?
- This might be false if the passage does not include this question or if it is phrased differently.

2. ( T ) 2. Some people like to stay at home, but others like to go for a walk and play football.
- This could be true if the passage mentions these activities.

3. ( F ) 3. At the weekend he always does a same thing.
- This might be false if the passage indicates that he does different things each weekend.

4. ( T ) 4. His uncle and aunt have a farm there.
- This could be true if the passage mentions a farm owned by his uncle and aunt.

5. ( T ) 5. The children play with the animals and give them their food.
- This could be true if the passage describes children interacting with and feeding animals.

6. ( T ) 6. At the end of the day they are all hungry and Jack’s aunt brings them a big meal.
- This could be true if the passage describes this scenario.

Remember, the accuracy of your answers depends on the specific details provided in the audio or passage you are working with.