The Indian and two Travellers
Two men were travelling in a very wild part of America. They saw no modern houses and no traces of civilization for many days. They saw only a few wooden houses and tents where the Indians lived. One day they met an old Indian. He was very clever and knew everything about the forest and the animals living in it. He could only speak English quite well.
«Can you tell us what the weather will be like during the next few days?» one of the two travellers asked him. – «Rain is coming and wind. Then there will be snow for a day or two. But then the sunshine will come again and the weather will be fine.» «This old Indian seems to know nature more than we do with all our sight,» the man said to his friend. Then he turned to the old Indian. «Tell me,» he said, «How do you know that?»The Indian answered: «I heard it over the radio.»
Tasks.
1 . Translate the words from English into Russian: travelling, wild, modern, trace, wooden houses, clever, forest, quite, during, again, seem, turn, air sights, travellers.
2.Unscramble the words and translate them from English unto Russian: lwid,ntet, esem, utiqe, doremn, roseft, ridung, actre, diinan, xent.
3. Decide if these statements are true (T) or false (F) .
| T/F | Sentences |
| Five men were travelling in a very wild part of America. | |
| Indian was very clever and knew everything about the forest and the animals living in it. | |
| They saw modern houses and traces of civilization. | |
| They saw only a few wooden houses and tents where the Indians lived. | |
| One day they met an young Indian. |
4. Make up questions to these sentences.
1. Two men were travelling in a very wild part of America.
2. «Rain is coming and wind. Then there will be snow for a day or two. But then the sunshine will come again and the weather will be fine.»
3. He could only speak English quite well.
5. Fill in the table of irregular verbs .
| Infinitive | Past Simple | Translation |
| to see | ||
| was, were | ||
| met | ||
| knew | ||
| to think |
6. Unscramble the sentences and translate them from English into Russian.
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1. Only/quite/He/well/English/speak.
2. Over/heard/radio»/«I/it/the.
3.Only/houses/Indians/saw/where/wooden/the/afew/and/They/lived/
Tents.
7. Make up your own sentences with the given words: wooden houses, forest, modern, air sights, wild.
8. Fill in the gaps with the missing letters: tra…e…ers, s…m, …en…, ….ui…e, tr…c…,…il…,…ore…t, …ndi…n, …lev…r, m…n.
9. Match the two halves of the sentences: two men were travelling in, an old Indian, They saw no, in a very wild part of America, They saw only a, and knew everything, One day they met about the forest and the animals, He was very clever and living in it, a few wooden houses and tents, modern houses and no traces of civilization.
10. Match the opposites: man, young, men, bad, old, women, well, sun, rain, woman.
11. Who says these sentences in the story?
1. «Can you tell us what the weather will be like during the next few days? »_______
2. «Rain is coming and wind. Then there will be snow for a day or two. But then the sunshine will come again and the weather will be fine,»_
3. «This old Indian seems to know nature more than we do with all our sight,»______
4. «Tell me, how do you know that?»______
5. The _________ answered: «I heard it over the radio.»
12. Unscramble the sentences and translate them from English into Russian.
1. OnedaytheymetanoldIndian.
2. HecouldonlyspeakEnglishquitewell.
3. «Canyoutelluswhattheweatherwillbelikeduringthenextfewdays?»
4. «Rainiscomingandwind.»
5. ThenheturnedtotheoldIndian.
6. TheIndiananswered»Ihearditovertheradio.»
Text 4.23
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The Bear and the Travellers
Two men were travelling through the great forest together. They’d always been friends, but suddenly a bear came inside. One man at once climbed the nearest tree and hit himself in the leaves leaving his friend to save himself as best as he could. The other man threw himself flat upon the ground with his face in the dust. He held his breath and pretended to be dead. It is believed that a bear will never touch a dead boy. The bear simply put his nose down close to man lying on the ground and then walked away. Then the man who was upon the tree climbed down and said: «What did the bear say to you when he bent over you?» «He told me,» answered the other, «never again to travel with a friend who could desert me in time of danger.»
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Tasks.
1. Translate the words from English into Russian: a bear, to climb, to leave, a dust, a breath, to pretend, a ground, danger, to travel, to desert.
2. Unscramble the sentences and translate them from English into Russian: tghreoet, erab, yilmsp, vreen, nrtheba, olecs, onwd, tuds, ndierf, udgorn.
3. Unscramble the sentences and translate them from English into Russian.
1. Through/ Two/ traveling/ great/ were/ forest/ the/ men/ together.
2. Always/ friends/ bear/ suddenly/ a/ They’d/ came/ been/ inside.
3. And/ He/ breath/ be/ his/ pretended/ held/ to dead.
4. Never will/ touch/ is/ a/ bear/ It/ a/ dead/ that/ believed/ boy.
5. The/ down/ put his/ close/ to/ then/ man/ The/ lying/ on/ bear/ ground/and/ walked/ simply/ nose/ away.
4. Make up the sentences with the words and word combinations: great forest, two friends, to climb the tree, never touch, time, time of danger.
5. Fill in the gaps with the missing letters: tra…el, fo…e…t, su…den…y, oth…r, b…e…th, to….ch, de…er, d…ng…r.
6 . Choose the correct variant.
1. Two men were … traveling through the great forest together.
a) walking; b) travelling; c) driving.
2. One man at once climbed the… tree and hit himself in the leaves.
a) the nearest; b) highest; c) longest.
3. It is believed that… bear will never touch a dead boy.
a) an elephant; b) a wolf; c) a bear.
4. The bear simply put his nose down close to man lying on the ground and then… away.
a) ran; b) walked; c) travelled.
5. Then the man who was…the tree climbed down.
a) upon; b) under; c) near.
6. «What did the bear… say to you when he bent over you?»
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a) scream; b) whisper; c) say.
7. Fill in the table of irregular verbs .
| Infinitive | Past Simple | Translation |
| ran | ||
| came | ||
| held | ||
| to know | ||
| to leave | ||
| was, were | ||
| to talk |
8. Decide if the statements are true (T) or false (F ).
| T/F | Sentences |
| Four men were traveling through the great forest together. | |
| They’d always been friends, suddenly a bear came inside. | |
| One man at once climbed the nearest tree and hit himself in the grass. | |
| It is believed that a bear will never touch a dead boy. | |
| All of them held their breath and pretended to be dead. |
9. Match the two halves of sentences: He held his breath, suddenly a bear came inside, The bear simply put his, to man lying on the ground and, then nose down close walked away, They’d always been friends, and pretended to be dead, One man at once climbed d) leaving his friend to save himself as the nearest tree and hit best as he could, himself in the leaves.
10. Correct the sentences.
1. Two men were traveling through the great wood together.
2. The other man threw himself flat upon the river with his face in the water.
3. The bear simply put his nose down close to man sleeping on the ground and then walked away.
4. Then the man who was in the water climbed down and said, «What did the bear say to you when he bent over you?».
5. «Never again to travel with a friend who could leave me in time of danger.»
11. Unscramble the sentences and translate them from English into Russian.
1. «Whatdidthebearsaytoyouwhenhebentoveryou?»
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2. Twomenweretravelingthroughthegreatforesttogether.
3. Thebearsimplyputhisnosedownclosetomanlyingonthegroundandthen
walkedaway.
4. Theothermanthrewhimselfflatuponthegroundwithhisfaceinthedust.
5. They'dalwaysbeenfriends,suddenlyabearcameinside.
12. Make up questions to these sentences.
1. They’d always been friends, suddenly a bear came inside.
2. The bear simply put his nose down close to man lying on the ground and then walked away.
3. He held his breath and pretended to be dead.
4. Two men were traveling through the great forest together.
5. «He told me,» answered the other, «Never again to travel with a friend who could desert me in time of danger.»
13. Answer the questions .
1. How many men were traveling together?
2. What did one man traveling together?
3. What did the other one?
4. What did the man who was upon the tree say?
5. What did the other man answer to hum?
Text 4.24
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A Free Ride
Mr and Mrs Fogesern were in a London square with their four little children. They decided to take a taxi to go home. Mr Fogesern went up to a taxi driver and asked: «How much will you charge to drive us to High Street?» – «It will be four shillings for you and your wife,» answered the driver, «as for the children, they can ride for nothing.» Mr Forgesen turned to his children and said: «Jump in, boys, and have a nice ride home. Your mother and I will take a bus.»
Tasks.
1. Translate the words from English into Russian: square, to decide, wife, to ride, nothing, to turn.
2. Answer the questions.
1. Where were Mr And Mrs Fogesen with their four little children?
2. Did they decide to take a taxi or a bus?
3. What did Mr Fogesen asked a taxi driver?
4. What did Mr Fogesen ask a taxi-driver?
5. What did the driver answer?
3. Fill in the missing words.
1. They … to take … to go home.
2. «It will be … shilling for you and your wife,» answered the … ,» «as for the children, they can … for nothing.»
3. Make up questions beginning with the words in brackets.
1. Mr and Mrs Fogesern were in London square with their four little children. (Who?..)
2. They decided to take a taxi to go home. (What?...)
3. Mr Fogesern turned to his children and said: «Jump in, boys, and have a nice vide home...» (What?...)
4 . Join the beginning and the end of the sentences:
1. They decided a) with their four little children.
2. Mr and Mrs Fogesern b) «as for the children they can ride were in a London square for nothing»
3. «It will be four shillings for c) to take a taxi to go home.
you and your wife,» answered the driver,
5. Unscramble the words and translate them in Russian: ciededd, fiew, rerivd, edri, earsqu.
6. Unscramble the sentences and translate them from English into Russian.
1. Mr.Fogesernwentuptoataxidriverandasked.
2. «Itwillbefourshillingsforyouandyourwife.»
3.Mr.Forgesenturnedtohischildrenandsaid.
4. YourmotherandIwilltakeabus.
Text 4.25
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A Laconic Answer
The Lacons lived in the part of Southern Greece which was called Laconia. The people who lived there were very brave. They loved their Motherland and defended it from all the enemies. Their life was very simple. They tried to follow the laws of their country and never spoke long. «The shorter the better» was their rule. «Never use more words than you need» was another rule. And nowadays as you probably know that a very short answer is often called a laconic answer because the Lacons usually gave short answers.
In Northern Greece there was a land called Macedonia. King Philip ruled there. He was not very clever and he was not very brave, but he wanted to become the king of all Greece. So, he collected a great army and soon he became master of all Greece. Only Laconia was not conquered. Then king Philip wrote a letter and sent it to the brave Lacons. The letter said: «If I win the battle with your army, I will become your king and ruin your great city.»
A few days later an answer was brought back to him. King Philip found only one word in it. The word was very short, and that was «If.»
Tasks.
1. Translate the words from English into Russian : lived, part, called, brave, loved, simple, to follow, use, words, probably, short, answer, a laconic answer, gave, rulled, Greece, to become a king, Macedonia, the enemies.
2. Fill in the table of irregular verbs.
| Infinitive | Past Simple | Infinitive | Past Simple |
| to live | to know | ||
| to call | to follow | ||
| to love | to bring | ||
| to use | to write | ||
| to give | to win | ||
| to be | to send | ||
| to defend | to collect | ||
| to try | to ruin |
3. Match the phrases in English with the appropriate phrases in Russian : Southern Greece, храбрый, Motherland краткий ответ, brave, Южная Греция, to defend from enemies, простой, simple, Родина, alaw, защищать отврагов, a short answer, закон.
4. Fill in the gaps with the missing letters: L…c…nia, l…v…, l…ng, l…c…nic, v…ry, sh…rt, br…v…, p…rt, so…th…rn, d…f…nd, m…re, wo…ds, r…le, n…w…day… .
5. Unscramble the words and translate them from English into Russian: rpta, snouhter, dfeedn, reom, eden, mreo, rleu, sdorw, wla, tsrho.
6. Choose a correct variant.
1. The Lacons lived in …
a) Northern Greece; b) Western Europe; c) Southern Greece.
2. The people of that country were …
a) brave; b) weak; c) angry.
3. Their life was …
a) hard; b) excited; c) simple.
4. The Lacons never … long.
a) read; b) spoke; c) sang.
5. «Never use more … than you need!»
a) poems; b) songs; c) words.
7. Match the two halves of the word combinations: to love, life, the shorter, the shorter, the shorter, a laconic, the better, to defended it, Motherland, simple, answer.
8.Decide if these sentences are true (T) or false (F).
| 1. King Philip lived in Macedonia. | |
| 2. He was very clever and brave. | |
| 3. His dream was to conquer Laconia. | |
| 4. The Lacons usually gave long answers. | |
| 5. There was only one word in the Lacons letter to Philip. | |
| 6. In Northern Greece there was a land called Macedonia. | |
| 7. King Philip ruled in Macedonia. | |
| 8. The Lacons didn’t love their Motherland and didn’t defend it. | |
| 9. The Lacons usually gave short answers. | |
| 10. The word was very short, and that was «When.» |
9. Answer the questions.
1. Can you call yourself a laconic person or not?
2. Do you know laconic people in your surrounding?
3. What’s your attitude to King Philip?
4. Do you like the law «the shorter the better» or not?
5. Is it easy or hard to talk to laconic people?
6. What is the moral of this story?
Text 4.26
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Honesty is the Best Policy
There was an old woodcutter. He went to the wood to cut trees every day. He was a very poor man. He lived in a village near the wood. His house was the oldest and the smallest in the village.
One day the old woodcutter dropped his axe in the river. He sat down on the ground near the water and cried, «My axe! What shall I do? How shall I work for living?» There was a noise and the god, Mercury by name, dived out of the water. He listened to the man’s problem and wanted to help him. Mercury dived into the water and in a few minutes he had an axe.
«Is this your axe, old man?» he asked the woodcutter. The woodcutter looked in Mercury’s hands. It was a golden axe.
«No, it is not mine,» said the woodcutter.
Mercury dived into the river again and sometime later got a silver axe.
«Is this your axe, old man?» he asked.
«No, it is not mine,» said the poor man.
Mercury jumped into the river again and brought an old dirty wooden axe.
«Is this yours?» he asked.
«Yes, that’s mine! Thank you very much! The woodcutter was very happy.
Mercury was so surprised with the man’s honest heart, that he presented him the golden and the silver axes. The woodcutter ran away home to tell his friends about it.
At home the old woodcutter met his friend Bill.
«Hello, Bill!» he said to his friend.
Bill was a woodcutter, too. Bill saw those axes and asked: «Who gave you them?»
«Mercury, who lives in the river. I dropped my axe in the water and started crying. At that moment Mercury dived out of the water and then gave me these beautiful axes.»
«Oh, I see,» said Bill.
Bill wanted to have such axes, too. So he went to the river, dropped his wooden axe into the water and waited. Mercury jumped out of the water and Bill cried: «Please, help me! My axe is in the water.»
«All right, I’ll help you,» said Mercury.
In a few minutes he dived out of the water with a golden axe.
«Is this your axe?» he asked Bill.
«Oh, yes! Yes! That is mine!» cried happy Bill.
«No, it isn’t yours,» said Mercury. «You are not honest with me. You are bad and lazy. I don’t want to help you.» Mercury jumped into the water and didn’t come out again. And Bill had nothing to do but to go home without any axe.
Tasks.
1. Translate the words from English into Russian: a wood, a woodcutter, to drop into the river, an axe, to dive out of the water, a golden axe, a silver axe, a dirty wooden axe, surprised, to live in the river, to jumped out of the water, to be honest, to go home, to dive into the river
2. Fill in the missing letters: w……od, c…t, p…or, m…n, a…e, w…ter, tr…e, w…odc…t…e…, gr…u…d, n…se, pr…bl…m, m…n…tes, g…ld…n, s...lv…r, …ga…n, r…ve…, l…zy…
3. Unscramble the words and translate them from English in Russian: owod, mcuyrer, ropd, mutseni, rvire,gdenlo, orop, sverli, esino, lyza, xea, neiso, enim, grdnuo, pmlelor, kas.
4. Fill in the table of irregular verbs.
| Infinitive | Past Simple | Translation |
| to sit | ||
| to say | ||
| to come | ||
| to run | ||
| to get | ||
| to be | ||
| to go | ||
| to cut | ||
| to live | ||
| to drop | ||
| to want | ||
| to jump | ||
| to have |
5. Decide if these sentences are true (T) or false (F).
| 1. There was a rich woodcutter. | |
| 2. He worked in the forest. | |
| 3. He had a silver axe. | |
| 4. One day the woodcutter dropped his axe into the grass. | |
| 5. The woodcutter was very sad when he lost his axe. | |
| 6. There was an young woodcutter. | |
| 7. Mercury jumped out of the water. | |
| 8. Mercury was so surprised with the man’s honest heart. | |
| 9. I dropped my axe in the water and starting laughing. | |
| 10. Bill had nothing to do but to go home without any axe. |
6. Match the two halves of the sentences: Bill saw those two axes, asked Mercury, so he went to the river, in his hands, «Is this your axe?», very angry and sad, Mercury had a golden axe, and wanted to have them too, Bill came back home, and dropped his wooden axe into the river.
7. Match the opposites: poor, rich, bad, angry, happy, sad, good, dishonest, honest, kind.
8. Unscramble the sentences and translate then from English into Russian.
1. Bad / you / a / man / are.
2. A /was / Bill / woodcutter / too.
3. Dived / Mercury / river / out / the / of.
4. Axe / it / a / was / golden.
5. Much / you / very / thank.
6. Mercury / into / water / the / jumped / and / an / dirty / old / brought /axe / wooden.
7. Are / lazy / and / you / bad.
8. All / help / you / I’ll / right.
9. I / my / axe / dropped / into / water / the / and / crying / started.
10. How / shall / work / I / living / for / a?
9. How do you understand a proverb «Honesty is the best policy»?Write a small composition about it.
Text 4.27
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The Tree of Life
In 1250 there lived a rich man in a town called Rivergate. He had two sons and a daughter. Philippa, the daughter, was the eldest. The name of the first son was Francis, and the youngest son was called Jack. He liked to go for walks and watch the animals in the woods and listen to the birds.
One day, Philippa and Francis went hunting. Jack followed them. When Philippa and Francis had a rest, they saw an anthill.
Philippa: Let’s burn the anthill.
Jack: No, don’t do that!
Francis: Get out of our way.
Jack: No, stop it! Throw the sticks away!
Philippa: Jack is an idiot. He loves stupid ants.
Some time later, Philippa and Francis went hunting again. They rode into the woods on their beautiful horses. Jack wanted to go with them, but he didn’t have a horse. So he took one of his father’s donkeys.
When Philippa and Francis came to a big river, they saw a beautiful bird. It was a kingfisher*. They wanted to shoot it. At that moment, Jack came on his donkey. He shouted, and the bird flew away.
One day, the rich man called his children. He was very ill.
Jack: What can we do?
Doctor: Well, there is one thing.
Rich man: What is it?
Doctor: The only thing that can save you is an apple from the tree of life.
Philippa: Where can we find the tree of life?
Doctor: Nobody knows.
Rich man: Philippa and Francis, please go out into the world and look for the tree of life.
The next day, Philippa and Francis left the palace to look for the tree of life.
Jack: Please take me with you.
Philippa: No, you are stupid, and you don’t have a horse.
Jack: Please, please, take me with you. I can take the donkey and I can carry your things.
Philippa: Oh, all right. But don’t ask stupid questions all the time.
After many days, the three young people met an old woman. They asked her about the tree of life. The old woman said, «The tree of life is in the king’s garden. He lives in the golden castle on the mountain.»
Philippa and Francis quickly rode away.
Jack thanked the old woman and gave her some food. The old woman said, «Don’t take the short path to the castle, take the long path. And don’t forget the word, rainbow.»
Philippa and Francis took the short path. It was difficult to climb. Their horses fell and the brother and sister hurt their legs.
Jack took the long path. The path was easy and his donkey went quickly.
After three hours, Jack arrived at the castle. He met the king and his beautiful daughter.
Jack: Can I please have an apple from the tree of life for my father?
King: What is the matter with your father?
Jack: He is very ill.
King: Do three things for me and you can have one apple.
Jack: Three things? What are thy?
King: A few weeks ago, the princess lost her ring in the pond. Now she is very sad. She liked the ring so much. Find it for her. This is the first thing you must do.
Jack went to the pond. It was very big and deep. Where was the ring? He didn’t know what to do. Suddenly he heard a bird. It was the kingfisher! The kingfisher dived into the water and found the ring. Jack ran into the hall and gave the ring to the princess.
King: Well done! Now the second thing. The princess broke her necklace in the garden yesterday. All three hundred pearls fell into the grass. She was very sad. Find them all for her.
Jack didn’t know what to do. It was very difficult to find the pearls in the grass. Then suddenly there were lots of ants! They carried every single pearl to Jack. He ran into the hall and gave all three hundred pearls to the princess.
King: Now the third and last thing. What is my daughter’s name?
Jack: Is it Mirabelle?
King: No, it isn’t.
Jack: Is it Sunshine?
King: No, it isn’t.
Jack didn’t know what to do. Then he remembered the old woman.
Jack: Is it Rainbow?
King: Yes, it is.
The king gave Jack an apple from the tree of life. «Your father will be better soon,» he said.
When Jack rode down path he met Philippa and Francis. «Help us!» they cried. «We can’t stand up.»
Jack helped his brother and sister get onto their horses. Then they all rode home.
Rich man: Thank you, Philippa and Francis.
Francis: Father, Jack found the apple for you.
Rich man: Jack?
Philippa: Yes, he’s not stupid after all.
Rich man: Thank you, Jack.
Tasks.1. Translate the words from English into Russian :a daughter, a son, a wood, to birds, to ride a horse, a beautiful bird, a donkey, to shout, a big river, to shoot, an apple, a rich man, to look for, to be ill, to leave the palace, to carry things, to ask questions, a path, a golden castle, an old woman, a garden, to climb a path, to fall down, to hurt the legs, a king, a princess, a ring, to dive, to run into the hall, a deep pond, to hear, sad, a necklace, grass, a pearl, an anthill, to burn, a stick, to go hunting.
2. Fill in the missing letters: t…wn, m…n, o…d, s…n, b…rd, n…me, w…tch, r…ch, d…ughte…, w…od, sho…t, n…ckl…c…, gr…ss, pe…rls, h…ntin…, l…gs, r…ng.
3. Unscramble these words and translate them from English into Russian : nat, gssar, stop, plrae, psidtu, hgintun, skitc, pplea, bsdri, cstela, lsge, rgni.
4. Decide if these sentences are true (T) or false (F).
| 1. A rich man lived in a big city. | |
| 1. He had four children. | |
| 2. The name of the youngest son was Jack. | |
| 4.Francis and Philippa were great lovers of nature. | |
| 5.One day, Philippa and Francis went hunting, riding horses. | |
| 6.Jack took his father’s horse, too. | |
| 7.Jack saved the beautiful bird. | |
| 8.The king gave Jack an apple from the tree of life. | |
| 9.When Jack rode down path he met Philippa and Francis. | |
| 10.Jack helped his brother and sister. They all rode home. |
5. Match two halves of the sentences.
1. Jack liked a) to look for the tree of life.
2. When Philippa and Francis b) they asked her about the tree of
had a rest, life.
3. The rich man called his child- c) in the golden castle.
ren,
4. Francis and Philippa left the d) and gave her some food.
Palacee) they saw an anthill.
5. When the young man met an f) to go for walks and match the
old woman,animals.
6. The king lived g) because he was very ill.
7. Jack thanked the old woman
1.__; 2.__; 3.__; 4.__; 5.__; 6.__; 7.__.
6 . Correct these sentences. The wrong words are marked.
| The sentence | The right word |
| 1. Philippa gave the old woman some food. | |
| 2. Philippa and Francis took a long path. | |
| 3. The king lived in a black castle on the mountain. | |
| 4. Philippa and Francis saw a beautiful butterfly by a big river. | |
| 1. Jack wanted to burn the anthill. | |
| 2. A rich man lived in 1492. | |
| 3. He had two sons and two daughters. |
7. Draw any episode from the text.
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