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My name si Bilongo. When I was a child, my parents lived in a big City. While my young brother and I were growing up, we used to spend our holidays with our grandparents who lived on a farm in Nsiamfumu near Moanda City.
Our grand father never let us wash the dishes or work in the field. Every morning my brother and I used to walk and play noisily in the bush.
I remember so well all different activities we used to do with our parents during the weekends or holidays. My brother and I would work together sweeping the compound, washing dishes, cooking food or doing any domestic duty.
In my opinion, children need responsability. If parents have children help with chores; the children will feel needed. What’s more, they will learn to take care of themselves, and this will help them become independent. At the same time, the parents will have less work to do and probably be in a better mood.
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1.Bilongo and his brother used to walk and play noisily because...
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My name si Bilongo. When I was a child, my parents lived in a big City. While my young brother and I were growing up, we used to spend our holidays with our grandparents who lived on a farm in Nsiamfumu near Moanda City.
Our grand father never let us wash the dishes or work in the field. Every morning my brother and I used to walk and play noisily in the bush.
I remember so well all different activities we used to do with our parents during the weekends or holidays. My brother and I would work together sweeping the compound, washing dishes, cooking food or doing any domestic duty.
In my opinion, children need responsability. If parents have children help with chores; the children will feel needed. What’s more, they will learn to take care of themselves, and this will help them become independent. At the same time, the parents will have less work to do and probably be in a better mood.
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2. Find the synonym of "to remember".
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My name si Bilongo. When I was a child, my parents lived in a big City. While my young brother and I were growing up, we used to spend our holidays with our grandparents who lived on a farm in Nsiamfumu near Moanda City.
Our grand father never let us wash the dishes or work in the field. Every morning my brother and I used to walk and play noisily in the bush.
I remember so well all different activities we used to do with our parents during the weekends or holidays. My brother and I would work together sweeping the compound, washing dishes, cooking food or doing any domestic duty.
In my opinion, children need responsability. If parents have children help with chores; the children will feel needed. What’s more, they will learn to take care of themselves, and this will help them become independent. At the same time, the parents will have less work to do and probably be in a better mood.
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3. Bilongo and his brother used to spend their vacation with their grandfather.
This idea is expressed in paragraph ...
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My name si Bilongo. When I was a child, my parents lived in a big City. While my young brother and I were growing up, we used to spend our holidays with our grandparents who lived on a farm in Nsiamfumu near Moanda City.
Our grand father never let us wash the dishes or work in the field. Every morning my brother and I used to walk and play noisily in the bush.
I remember so well all different activities we used to do with our parents during the weekends or holidays. My brother and I would work together sweeping the compound, washing dishes, cooking food or doing any domestic duty.
In my opinion, children need responsability. If parents have children help with chores; the children will feel needed. What’s more, they will learn to take care of themselves, and this will help them become independent. At the same time, the parents will have less work to do and probably be in a better mood.
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4. The expression « used to » means :
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My name si Bilongo. When I was a child, my parents lived in a big City. While my young brother and I were growing up, we used to spend our holidays with our grandparents who lived on a farm in Nsiamfumu near Moanda City.
Our grand father never let us wash the dishes or work in the field. Every morning my brother and I used to walk and play noisily in the bush.
I remember so well all different activities we used to do with our parents during the weekends or holidays. My brother and I would work together sweeping the compound, washing dishes, cooking food or doing any domestic duty.
In my opinion, children need responsability. If parents have children help with chores; the children will feel needed. What’s more, they will learn to take care of themselves, and this will help them become independent. At the same time, the parents will have less work to do and probably be in a better mood.
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5. Add one of these expressions to complete this sentence:
I remember so well all different activities, ... I/he/they?
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6. Fill in the following sentence with an appropriate word .
...Mountain Ruwenzori is in the Democratic Republic of the Congo.
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7. Complete the following sentence with the right tense of the verb to see:
If he .... you, he would speak to you.
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8. Supply an appropriate word to complete this sentence.
I'll meet you ... the morning.
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9. Indicate the correct answer to this question :
How are you getting along?
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My name si Bilongo. When I was a child, my parents lived in a big City. While my young brother and I were growing up, we used to spend our holidays with our grandparents who lived on a farm in Nsiamfumu near Moanda City.
Our grand father never let us wash the dishes or work in the field. Every morning my brother and I used to walk and play noisily in the bush.
I remember so well all different activities we used to do with our parents during the weekends or holidays. My brother and I would work together sweeping the compound, washing dishes, cooking food or doing any domestic duty.
In my opinion, children need responsability. If parents have children help with chores; the children will feel needed. What’s more, they will learn to take care of themselves, and this will help them become independent. At the same time, the parents will have less work to do and probably be in a better mood.
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1. Bilongo and his brother used to spend their holidays in Nsiamfumu because...
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My name si Bilongo. When I was a child, my parents lived in a big City. While my young brother and I were growing up, we used to spend our holidays with our grandparents who lived on a farm in Nsiamfumu near Moanda City.
Our grand father never let us wash the dishes or work in the field. Every morning my brother and I used to walk and play noisily in the bush.
I remember so well all different activities we used to do with our parents during the weekends or holidays. My brother and I would work together sweeping the compound, washing dishes, cooking food or doing any domestic duty.
In my opinion, children need responsability. If parents have children help with chores; the children will feel needed. What’s more, they will learn to take care of themselves, and this will help them become independent. At the same time, the parents will have less work to do and probably be in a better mood.
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2. Find the synonym of "to let".
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My name si Bilongo. When I was a child, my parents lived in a big City. While my young brother and I were growing up, we used to spend our holidays with our grandparents who lived on a farm in Nsiamfumu near Moanda City.
Our grand father never let us wash the dishes or work in the field. Every morning my brother and I used to walk and play noisily in the bush.
I remember so well all different activities we used to do with our parents during the weekends or holidays. My brother and I would work together sweeping the compound, washing dishes, cooking food or doing any domestic duty.
In my opinion, children need responsability. If parents have children help with chores; the children will feel needed. What’s more, they will learn to take care of themselves, and this will help them become independent. At the same time, the parents will have less work to do and probably be in a better mood.
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3. Their grandfather didn’t allow them do chores.
This idea is expressed in paragraph ...
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My name si Bilongo. When I was a child, my parents lived in a big City. While my young brother and I were growing up, we used to spend our holidays with our grandparents who lived on a farm in Nsiamfumu near Moanda City.
Our grand father never let us wash the dishes or work in the field. Every morning my brother and I used to walk and play noisily in the bush.
I remember so well all different activities we used to do with our parents during the weekends or holidays. My brother and I would work together sweeping the compound, washing dishes, cooking food or doing any domestic duty.
In my opinion, children need responsability. If parents have children help with chores; the children will feel needed. What’s more, they will learn to take care of themselves, and this will help them become independent. At the same time, the parents will have less work to do and probably be in a better mood.
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4. The expression « to do domestic duties » means :
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My name si Bilongo. When I was a child, my parents lived in a big City. While my young brother and I were growing up, we used to spend our holidays with our grandparents who lived on a farm in Nsiamfumu near Moanda City.
Our grand father never let us wash the dishes or work in the field. Every morning my brother and I used to walk and play noisily in the bush.
I remember so well all different activities we used to do with our parents during the weekends or holidays. My brother and I would work together sweeping the compound, washing dishes, cooking food or doing any domestic duty.
In my opinion, children need responsability. If parents have children help with chores; the children will feel needed. What’s more, they will learn to take care of themselves, and this will help them become independent. At the same time, the parents will have less work to do and probably be in a better mood.
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5. Add one of these expressions to complete this sentence. My grandfather never let us wash dishes, ... I/he/they?
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6. Fill in the following sentence with an appropriate word. There will another bus for at least ... hour.
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7. Complete the following sentence with the right tense of the verb to see.
If he .... you, he will speak to you.
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8. Supply an appropriate word to complete this sentence:
I usually stay home ... night.
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9. Indicate the correct answer to this question :
How do you do?
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The rainbow is a beautiful thing to see. But it was not the beauty of the rainbow which struck Africans, but the strangeness of the rainbow. Africans believe that the rainbow is an enemy, because it is the rainbow that stops rain. They say that its colours are the glow of a destroying fire.
Somebody said once: "If it settles on the trees, it will burn all the leaves." Some tribes associated the rainbow with ant-heaps because they supposed that the rainbow lived in those ant-heaps.
Anyone who sees it runs away as fast as he can: "If he sees you, he will kill you." Other tribes associated the rainbow with an animal as big as a jackal, with a bushy tail.
Others say it is like a many-coloured snake — some Zulu believe that it is a sheep, or lives with a sheep — the Kikuyu say it is a "wicked animal" which lives in the water, comes out at night, eats goats and even people.
The Bagandas are perhaps exceptional in their conception of the rainbow, which they call Musoke; he is the patron of fishermen. "It is wrong," they say, to point at the rainbow, because anyone who does so will find that his finger becomes stiff.
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1. 1. Africans believe that the rainbow is an enemy because...
Select the right phrase to complete this sentence.
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The rainbow is a beautiful thing to see. But it was not the beauty of the rainbow which struck Africans, but the strangeness of the rainbow. Africans believe that the rainbow is an enemy, because it is the rainbow that stops rain. They say that its colours are the glow of a destroying fire.
Somebody said once: "If it settles on the trees, it will burn all the leaves." Some tribes associated the rainbow with ant-heaps because they supposed that the rainbow lived in those ant-heaps.
Anyone who sees it runs away as fast as he can: "If he sees you, he will kill you." Other tribes associated the rainbow with an animal as big as a jackal, with a bushy tail.
Others say it is like a many-coloured snake — some Zulu believe that it is a sheep, or lives with a sheep — the Kikuyu say it is a "wicked animal" which lives in the water, comes out at night, eats goats and even people.
The Bagandas are perhaps exceptional in their conception of the rainbow, which they call Musoke; he is the patron of fishermen. "It is wrong," they say, to point at the rainbow, because anyone who does so will find that his finger becomes stiff.
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2. According to the text, the Baganda believe that the rainbow is the patron of fisherman.
This idea is expressed in the ... paragraph.
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The rainbow is a beautiful thing to see. But it was not the beauty of the rainbow which struck Africans, but the strangeness of the rainbow. Africans believe that the rainbow is an enemy, because it is the rainbow that stops rain. They say that its colours are the glow of a destroying fire.
Somebody said once: "If it settles on the trees, it will burn all the leaves." Some tribes associated the rainbow with ant-heaps because they supposed that the rainbow lived in those ant-heaps.
Anyone who sees it runs away as fast as he can: "If he sees you, he will kill you." Other tribes associated the rainbow with an animal as big as a jackal, with a bushy tail.
Others say it is like a many-coloured snake — some Zulu believe that it is a sheep, or lives with a sheep — the Kikuyu say it is a "wicked animal" which lives in the water, comes out at night, eats goats and even people.
The Bagandas are perhaps exceptional in their conception of the rainbow, which they call Musoke; he is the patron of fishermen. "It is wrong," they say, to point at the rainbow, because anyone who does so will find that his finger becomes stiff.
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3. The verb to send means to...
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The rainbow is a beautiful thing to see. But it was not the beauty of the rainbow which struck Africans, but the strangeness of the rainbow. Africans believe that the rainbow is an enemy, because it is the rainbow that stops rain. They say that its colours are the glow of a destroying fire.
Somebody said once: "If it settles on the trees, it will burn all the leaves." Some tribes associated the rainbow with ant-heaps because they supposed that the rainbow lived in those ant-heaps.
Anyone who sees it runs away as fast as he can: "If he sees you, he will kill you." Other tribes associated the rainbow with an animal as big as a jackal, with a bushy tail.
Others say it is like a many-coloured snake — some Zulu believe that it is a sheep, or lives with a sheep — the Kikuyu say it is a "wicked animal" which lives in the water, comes out at night, eats goats and even people.
The Bagandas are perhaps exceptional in their conception of the rainbow, which they call Musoke; he is the patron of fishermen. "It is wrong," they say, to point at the rainbow, because anyone who does so will find that his finger becomes stiff.
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4. Add one of these expressions to complete this sentence.
They say that its colours are the glow of a destroying fire, ... they?
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The rainbow is a beautiful thing to see. But it was not the beauty of the rainbow which struck Africans, but the strangeness of the rainbow. Africans believe that the rainbow is an enemy, because it is the rainbow that stops rain. They say that its colours are the glow of a destroying fire.
Somebody said once: "If it settles on the trees, it will burn all the leaves." Some tribes associated the rainbow with ant-heaps because they supposed that the rainbow lived in those ant-heaps.
Anyone who sees it runs away as fast as he can: "If he sees you, he will kill you." Other tribes associated the rainbow with an animal as big as a jackal, with a bushy tail.
Others say it is like a many-coloured snake — some Zulu believe that it is a sheep, or lives with a sheep — the Kikuyu say it is a "wicked animal" which lives in the water, comes out at night, eats goats and even people.
The Bagandas are perhaps exceptional in their conception of the rainbow, which they call Musoke; he is the patron of fishermen. "It is wrong," they say, to point at the rainbow, because anyone who does so will find that his finger becomes stiff.
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5. Indicate the right item(s) to complete this sentence.
The rainbow lives in aunt-heaps. This concept is of...
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6. Insert the appropriate collective noun.
A. ... of robbers.
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7. Complete the following sentence with the correct item:
I didn’t know ... it is blue or white.
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8. Indicate the correct item to complete this sentence.
A person who does not want to consider the ideas of other people is...
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The English teacher said, "you may go out now". May expresses:
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The rainbow is a beautiful thing to see. But it was not the beauty of the rainbow which struck Africans, but the strangeness of the rainbow. Africans believe that the rainbow is an enemy, because it is the rainbow that stops rain. They say that its colours are the glow of a destroying fire.
Somebody said once: "If it settles on the trees, it will burn all the leaves." Some tribes associated the rainbow with ant-heaps because they supposed that the rainbow lived in those ant-heaps.
Anyone who sees it runs away as fast as he can: "If he sees you, he will kill you." Other tribes associated the rainbow with an animal as big as a jackal, with a bushy tail.
Others say it is like a many-coloured snake — some Zulu believe that it is a sheep, or lives with a sheep — the Kikuyu say it is a "wicked animal" which lives in the water, comes out at night, eats goats and even people.
The Bagandas are perhaps exceptional in their conception of the rainbow, which they call Musoke; he is the patron of fishermen. "It is wrong," they say, to point at the rainbow, because anyone who does so will find that his finger becomes stiff.
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1. Africans consider the rainbow as a destroying fire because...
Select the right phrase to complete this sentence.
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The rainbow is a beautiful thing to see. But it was not the beauty of the rainbow which struck Africans, but the strangeness of the rainbow. Africans believe that the rainbow is an enemy, because it is the rainbow that stops rain. They say that its colours are the glow of a destroying fire.
Somebody said once: "If it settles on the trees, it will burn all the leaves." Some tribes associated the rainbow with ant-heaps because they supposed that the rainbow lived in those ant-heaps.
Anyone who sees it runs away as fast as he can: "If he sees you, he will kill you." Other tribes associated the rainbow with an animal as big as a jackal, with a bushy tail.
Others say it is like a many-coloured snake — some Zulu believe that it is a sheep, or lives with a sheep — the Kikuyu say it is a "wicked animal" which lives in the water, comes out at night, eats goats and even people.
The Bagandas are perhaps exceptional in their conception of the rainbow, which they call Musoke; he is the patron of fishermen. "It is wrong," they say, to point at the rainbow, because anyone who does so will find that his finger becomes stiff.
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2. According to the text, the rainbow is considered as an ant-heap.
This idea is expressed in the ... paragraph.
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The rainbow is a beautiful thing to see. But it was not the beauty of the rainbow which struck Africans, but the strangeness of the rainbow. Africans believe that the rainbow is an enemy, because it is the rainbow that stops rain. They say that its colours are the glow of a destroying fire.
Somebody said once: "If it settles on the trees, it will burn all the leaves." Some tribes associated the rainbow with ant-heaps because they supposed that the rainbow lived in those ant-heaps.
Anyone who sees it runs away as fast as he can: "If he sees you, he will kill you." Other tribes associated the rainbow with an animal as big as a jackal, with a bushy tail.
Others say it is like a many-coloured snake — some Zulu believe that it is a sheep, or lives with a sheep — the Kikuyu say it is a "wicked animal" which lives in the water, comes out at night, eats goats and even people.
The Bagandas are perhaps exceptional in their conception of the rainbow, which they call Musoke; he is the patron of fishermen. "It is wrong," they say, to point at the rainbow, because anyone who does so will find that his finger becomes stiff.
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3. The verb to let means to...
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The rainbow is a beautiful thing to see. But it was not the beauty of the rainbow which struck Africans, but the strangeness of the rainbow. Africans believe that the rainbow is an enemy, because it is the rainbow that stops rain. They say that its colours are the glow of a destroying fire.
Somebody said once: "If it settles on the trees, it will burn all the leaves." Some tribes associated the rainbow with ant-heaps because they supposed that the rainbow lived in those ant-heaps.
Anyone who sees it runs away as fast as he can: "If he sees you, he will kill you." Other tribes associated the rainbow with an animal as big as a jackal, with a bushy tail.
Others say it is like a many-coloured snake — some Zulu believe that it is a sheep, or lives with a sheep — the Kikuyu say it is a "wicked animal" which lives in the water, comes out at night, eats goats and even people.
The Bagandas are perhaps exceptional in their conception of the rainbow, which they call Musoke; he is the patron of fishermen. "It is wrong," they say, to point at the rainbow, because anyone who does so will find that his finger becomes stiff.
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4. Add the right expression to complete the following sentence.
They didn’t say that its colours are the glow of destroying fire, ... they?
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The rainbow is a beautiful thing to see. But it was not the beauty of the rainbow which struck Africans, but the strangeness of the rainbow. Africans believe that the rainbow is an enemy, because it is the rainbow that stops rain. They say that its colours are the glow of a destroying fire.
Somebody said once: "If it settles on the trees, it will burn all the leaves." Some tribes associated the rainbow with ant-heaps because they supposed that the rainbow lived in those ant-heaps.
Anyone who sees it runs away as fast as he can: "If he sees you, he will kill you." Other tribes associated the rainbow with an animal as big as a jackal, with a bushy tail.
Others say it is like a many-coloured snake — some Zulu believe that it is a sheep, or lives with a sheep — the Kikuyu say it is a "wicked animal" which lives in the water, comes out at night, eats goats and even people.
The Bagandas are perhaps exceptional in their conception of the rainbow, which they call Musoke; he is the patron of fishermen. "It is wrong," they say, to point at the rainbow, because anyone who does so will find that his finger becomes stiff.
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5. The rainbow is an enemy. This concept is of...
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6. Insert the appropriate collective noun.
A ... of people in church.
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7. Complete the following sentence with the correct item.
... I see this photo. I am reminded my childhood home.
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8. Indicate the correct item to complete this sentence.
A person who is considered attractive is...
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Mr. Mafuta can speak five languages. Can expresses:
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Most of the Bantu have the legend of the chameleon – everywhere almost the same – which explains how death came into the world.
The legend says that God sent a chameleon, to which He said, « Go, chameleon, go and say, let not men die! » The chameleon, the tail of which was long and curled, set out. It went slowly and ate the fruit of a bush.
After that, God sent a lizard, the head of which was blue, after the chameleon, when it had already set out for some time. God said to the lizard, « Go and say, let men die! » The lizard ran and made haste, and arrived at the village of men before the chameleon. It said, « Let men die! », and went back to God.
When the chameleon arrived at the village of men, to which God had sent him, it shouted, « Let not men die! » But the men said that it had come too late, because the lizard had already come to them, and had said, « Let men die! » and they had listened to it.
They said that, because of the words of the lizard, men will die.
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1.According to the text, the chameleon...
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Most of the Bantu have the legend of the chameleon – everywhere almost the same – which explains how death came into the world.
The legend says that God sent a chameleon, to which He said, « Go, chameleon, go and say, let not men die! » The chameleon, the tail of which was long and curled, set out. It went slowly and ate the fruit of a bush.
After that, God sent a lizard, the head of which was blue, after the chameleon, when it had already set out for some time. God said to the lizard, « Go and say, let men die! » The lizard ran and made haste, and arrived at the village of men before the chameleon. It said, « Let men die! », and went back to God.
When the chameleon arrived at the village of men, to which God had sent him, it shouted, « Let not men die! » But the men said that it had come too late, because the lizard had already come to them, and had said, « Let men die! » and they had listened to it.
They said that, because of the words of the lizard, men will die.
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2. Most of the Bantu have the legend of the Chameleon.
This idea is expressed in paragraph...
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Most of the Bantu have the legend of the chameleon – everywhere almost the same – which explains how death came into the world.
The legend says that God sent a chameleon, to which He said, « Go, chameleon, go and say, let not men die! » The chameleon, the tail of which was long and curled, set out. It went slowly and ate the fruit of a bush.
After that, God sent a lizard, the head of which was blue, after the chameleon, when it had already set out for some time. God said to the lizard, « Go and say, let men die! » The lizard ran and made haste, and arrived at the village of men before the chameleon. It said, « Let men die! », and went back to God.
When the chameleon arrived at the village of men, to which God had sent him, it shouted, « Let not men die! » But the men said that it had come too late, because the lizard had already come to them, and had said, « Let men die! » and they had listened to it.
They said that, because of the words of the lizard, men will die.
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3. The verb to send means to ...
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Most of the Bantu have the legend of the chameleon – everywhere almost the same – which explains how death came into the world.
The legend says that God sent a chameleon, to which He said, « Go, chameleon, go and say, let not men die! » The chameleon, the tail of which was long and curled, set out. It went slowly and ate the fruit of a bush.
After that, God sent a lizard, the head of which was blue, after the chameleon, when it had already set out for some time. God said to the lizard, « Go and say, let men die! » The lizard ran and made haste, and arrived at the village of men before the chameleon. It said, « Let men die! », and went back to God.
When the chameleon arrived at the village of men, to which God had sent him, it shouted, « Let not men die! » But the men said that it had come too late, because the lizard had already come to them, and had said, « Let men die! » and they had listened to it.
They said that, because of the words of the lizard, men will die.
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4. Find the opposite of the word « God ».
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Most of the Bantu have the legend of the chameleon – everywhere almost the same – which explains how death came into the world.
The legend says that God sent a chameleon, to which He said, « Go, chameleon, go and say, let not men die! » The chameleon, the tail of which was long and curled, set out. It went slowly and ate the fruit of a bush.
After that, God sent a lizard, the head of which was blue, after the chameleon, when it had already set out for some time. God said to the lizard, « Go and say, let men die! » The lizard ran and made haste, and arrived at the village of men before the chameleon. It said, « Let men die! », and went back to God.
When the chameleon arrived at the village of men, to which God had sent him, it shouted, « Let not men die! » But the men said that it had come too late, because the lizard had already come to them, and had said, « Let men die! » and they had listened to it.
They said that, because of the words of the lizard, men will die.
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5. Indicate the suitable expression to end this sentence.
Most of the Bantu have the legend of the chameleon, ... they?
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6. Select the right answer to this question: "What does he look like?"
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7. Fill in the following sentence with a suitable word.
... has gone wrong but I don't know what.
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8. Add the correct item to this sentence.
You ... wipe your feet when come in.
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9. Complete the following sentence with one of these words.
The girl found the test difficult and forgot everything. She was...
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