The jackal and the sun child

Exercise 1

1(d), 2(c), 3(d), 4(b), 5(c), 6(d), 7(c), 8(d), 9(b), 10(a)

Exercise 2

Part A- 1(d), 2(c), 3(d), 4(a), 5(b)

Part B- 1 normal, 2 wild, 3 hurt, 4 relax, 5 field

Once upon a time, a jackal’s family resides in a forest. They look like a wild dog and have a black
back. A child jackal was very curious to know about, how he got this black back. He asked to his
grandfather “grandfather, do you know? How we got this black back”? His grandfather said “yes, child I
know, this is how it happened”.

One day, our ancestor was walking (stroll) around. Suddenly, he saw a child, who was relaxing upon the
rock. She was not a normal child. She was very beautiful sun child, which is rare to see. She was as warm
as the sun. Ancestor asked to her “hey child, how did you get here”? She smiled and replied “I am here
for a long time to enjoy the forest life. But soon, I have to go home”.

She requested to him “will you carry me to home? If you do, this magic stick is belongs to me. I will give
to you as a gift”. He agreed to carry her. Child sat on his back. He was running fast. But after a while he
felt something very warm. Her warmness was hurting his back very badly. He thought that he did a
terrible error in judgment. He said to her “please, get off from my back”. But she did not get off. He
continued to run and suddenly started running very fast. He thought it likely, the child getgets off from
his child. But it was of no useworkless. When she was looking at the sky without aware of his next plan.
He jumped in a flower field. As a result she rolled off from his back. So he ran away. It was a very bad
experience of for him. Since then a visible black mark was has appeared on the all jackal’s back.

On/Upon/Onto: Usage
On: a thing on top touch each other (like Mobile on hand)
Upon: Something on top however no touch each other (roof upon the head, fan upon the head),
motionless
Over: Same as upon however, here the thing on top is in moving condition