The maze.

 

Football vocabulary.

Football vocabulary

A mummy's tale.

A mummy's tale.

Questions:

1. Where did the story happen?
2. What was inside the classroom?
3. What was the problem with this object?
4. What did they decide to do?
5. What did it happen later at the vicar's door? What did he think about that?
6. Who else heard the noise?
7. Where else the noise was heard?
8. What did people finally think? 
9. What happened with the casket again? What was inside it?
10. What did they do in order to stop the problem? Did they get it?

Remember "Illnesses and pain"

Illnesses and pain

Volcanic eruption in Guatemala

Today we'll also deal with this report about the last world's disaster: Volcán de fuego's eruption.

Volcán de fuego's eruption

The legend of the unicorn.

Today we'll work with this text.

Unicorn's legend

And these are the questions:

1. Where does the story happen?
2. What animal lived there? 
3. Did people love the unicorn? Or did they want to hunt and kill him?
4. How was the princess? Describe it.
5. Why the princess went out of the caslte? What did she want to do?
6. Did she get lost? Where did she arrive?
7. The princess fainted. What animal found her? 
8. Did the unicorn attack the princess? 
9. What did the unicorn do with the princess?
10. What law did the king promulgate about the unicorn?

Ulysess and the Cyclops.

Ulysses was an ancient Greek hero. He was completely human (no god was his father) He wasn't very strong, he couldn't fly, he had no magic... His only weapon was his great intelligence and cunning.

Ulysses was king of Itaca (a Greek island) He was called to participate in Troy's war. He was fighting more than 20 years, far from his house. During all this time he missed his wife Penélope, his son Telémaco and his land very much.

When the war finally ended (Ulysses was the architect of that victory, thanks to the famous trick called "the horse of Troy"), all warriors returned home. But Ulysses couldn't, because a problem he had with Poseidon, the sea god. Poseidon condemned him to travel around Mediterranean sea during 20 more years. Ulysess had lot of adventures: he listened to the sirens, he travelled to the hell, he saw horrifying monsters... The adventure I'm going to tell you is about cyclops Polyphemus.

Trying to arrive at home, Ulysses found a lonely island. Because his foodstuff and water reserves were decreasing, he decided to stop there in order to get some supplies. Ulysses took a big jar of wine with him, as a present for possible island inhabitants.

In that island he found a cave in which there were many sheep. Also cheese, lambs, meat... Ulysses and his men, very pleased about their discovery, started to collect all that stuff.

But suddenly a great one - eyed giant appeared there, closing the cave with a big rock and capturing them inside. He got angry because those small "thiefs" were stealing his cattle. So, Polyphemus (this was the name of the monster, who in addition was son of Poseidon) decided that he would eat them that evening as dinner.

Fortunately, Ulysses had an idea. He offered the wine jar to Polyphemus. The cyclop completely drank it, getting drunk and asleep. Then, the hero held an spear and drove it in the giant's only eye. Polyphemus awoke. Checking he had been blinded, he opened the cave and called his brothers asking for help. Ulysses and his men sneaked out from there, fleeing away from the island.