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EA RECS ACHE, HERAT ERERMARY AHMAR, KF KAAEMHLMEE, HES ARE—-TH. REMRBRBASH HeCONTENTS Chapter | The Birth of Arthur /4 Chapter 2. The Sword in the Stone /10 Settings — A Tournament /16 Chapter 3 Camelot /18 Chapter 4 Guinevere and Morgana /24 Chapter 5 The Round Table /30 Settings — The Round Table (36 Chapter 6 Sir Lancelot /38 Chapter 7 Sir Tristan /44 Chapter 8 The Holy Grail /50 Chapter 9 Sir Perceval and Sir Galahad /56 Chapter 10 Guinevere and Lancelot /62 Settings — The Last Battle (68 Chapter 11 Civil War /70 Chapter 12 The Death of Arthur /76 About the Story Ancient Britain /82 The Arthurian Myth /84 Arthur’ s Britain /86 Not only glossary 90 1M WERE 98 H2M API 198 HE—HLEKK 3H MME 99 4 Ea SKM 1100 SSM BROW /101 X—ORBE SOR MAE /102 7 RPL /103 BRT KK 104 SOR SAA /105 BO ES TW 106 RB RA S811 RE AAR 1107 Hie WEEZIH 108 HRBR ERAS AM /109 BRERA (109 ERLANG KAM /110 WILK M12 BAER NS REM RBRBASIH He.. at Tintagel Castle, Lady Ygraine has a REMRBRBASH HePictures 2 Look at the first frames of chapter | and answer the questions. 1) Where does the story take place? a) In England. b) In Italy. c) In Russia. 2) Who do you think the woman and the baby are? a) The Queen of England and her son. b) King Arthur and his mother. c) King Arthur's wife and child. 3) Who is the girl? a) Arthur's daughter. b) A servant. c) Arthur's sister. 4) What happens to the baby? a) His mother doesn’t want him. b) Someone takes him from his mother. c) His mother takes him away. 2 How wonderfull Come and see your new little brother, Morgana | don’t want to look at him! & Who's there? What do you want? REMRBRBASIH HeCHAPTER 1 2 It is | - Merlin, You must give the boy to me. King Uther gommands it. | willgive him to a good family. They Can 1e@keatter him until his time comes. 6 What do you mean? | don't understand. When Uther dies, Arthur willbe king — a great ing of England. 8 That is all you need to know. Now we must go. Tl Good! | don’t want a brother: | can be pawertul.too — as powerful as a king! REM RBRBASIE HeTHE BirtH OF ArtHuR Merlin gives the baby to Sir Hector, | know that one of King Uther's knight. you are kind. and Joyal. You must: look after this baby. His name ie Arthur 2 It io the grder of King Uther. A ir Hector accepts rder without quest 3 he 4 If the king commands, then | must gbey. Th My wife and | have a new baby called Kay. a wi pe oresihanibbi ; together as brothers. . on REMRBRBASH HeCHAPTER 1 The Birth of Arthur as 3) is a magician. is Arthur's mother. is Arthur's sister. 4) is a knight. grows up with Sir Hector and Kay. Check your, comprehension 4 True or false? Indicate T or F. 1) Arthur is born in London. 2) Merlin takes Arthur from his mother. 3) He takes him because King Uther orders it. 4) Merlin will be king when Uther dies. 5) Merlin gives Arthur to Sir Hector and his family. _ 6) Sir Hector and his wife have no children. Now rewrite the false statements to make them true. REMRBRBASIH He5 Complete the sentences with adjectives that are used in this chapter. 1) Something that is very, very good isw___ = ‘ 2) Something that isn't big ist____ _ 3) Something that isn’t old is n__ 4) A person who does good things for other people is k__ _ 5) A person who has a lot of power isp____ 6) A person who you can depend onist{____. 6 Fill in the table. FEMININE MASCULINE boy mother brother husband daughter queen ey rater MODAL VERB: MUST 7 Complete the sentences with must and one of the following verbs. buy go send study tell wait You must give the boy to me You must look after this baby. 1) You here for the bus. 2) My sister for her exam this weekend. 3)1 some bread and milk today. 4) All children to school. 5) We @ posteard to Aunt Mary. 6) You everyone your news. REMRBRBASH HePictures 1 Look at the illustrations in chapter 2 and answer the questions. 1) Who is the character in the third picture? 2) Who are the characters in the fifth picture? 3) What is the relationship between them? 4) How old do you think the boys are now? CHAPTER 2 Fourteen years later, King Uther Fentctina acai ane calls Merlin to his pedeide. 1 Take my guard You know what to do with it. vo and jyserts it into a stone. 4 REM RBRBASIH He2 Match the words (1-3) with the pictures (a-c). 1) sword =_} 2) tournament |_| 3) inn J 3 Stand.aside! Let me try! Hector, Kay and Arthur com 6 to London for apupasment. 4 Don't beygillyl You aren't strong | want to be a famous or tall enough! knight when I'm older 5THE SWORD IN THE STONE X But no man can move the sword — and he’s only a boy! He is Uther's shein, 2 He is the king! 3 Suddenly, Merlir ears, | am Merlin the Magician, and this is Uther’s sword. You are now King of England. 4 Who are you? And what's happening? Why are they calling me king? x Why are they skageling? Thank you for your gare. of Arthur: Now he must follow his destiny. { REM RBRRBA SHE HeCHAPTER 2 The Sword in the Stone Check your comprehension 3 Answer the questions. 1) Who gives his sword to Merlin? 2) Where does Merlin put the sword? 3) Can any man remove the sword? 4) Why do Sir Hector, Kay and Arthur come to London? 5) Why does Arthur offer to go back to the inn? 6) What does he see in the churchyard? 7) What does he do? 8) What does this mean? Match the verbs (1-6) with the pictures (a-f). 1) fight 2) follow 3) insert 4) kneel 5) pull 6) remove .\\5 Match the characters (1-4) with the descriptions (a-d). 1) Kay a) He is young, but he passes the test and becomes King of England. 2) Arthur») He explains to Arthur about his destiny. 3) Sir Hector ¢) He enjoys swordfighting, and he laughs at Arthur's ambitions. 4) Merlin d) He doesn't need to look after Arthur now. What's happening? Why are they calling me king? Why are they kneeling? Rewrite the following questions in the correct way, using verbs in Present Continuous. 1) you / listen / to me? 2) who / your mum / talk to? 3) why / those boys / fight? 4) where / we / go? 5) | / do / this correctly? 6) someone / sing? Complete the summary with the correct forms of the following verbs. be come go leave put see succeed tell try Merlin King Uther'’s sword in a stone in London. Many men to pull it out, but they don't Arthur, Sir Hector and Kay to London. Kay his sword at the inn and Arthur back to get it. He the sword in the stone and pulls it out. Merlin tells him that he King of England. REM RBRBASIH He PRESENT CONTINUOUS (QUESTIONS)SETTINGS & Pr Ceoory so | What event comes first? Put these sentences in the correct order. (| a) Merlin puts Uther's sword in a stone. (| b) Merlin takes Lady Ygraine’s baby and gives him to Sir Hector. _| ¢) Arthur pulls the sword from the stone. L_] d) Merlin tells Arthur that he is King. |_| e) King Uther dies. 1 Arthur is.growned King of England, Ty Ep a 2 Long live the king! } i iP ) yee | im lam here togadvise you, and | have special ypowers. Come with me now. | can give you something 4 Merlin, | don't think that I'm ready to be king. I'm 0 young. How can | make important REM RBRBASH HeWords 2 Match these words (1-6) with their definitions (a-f). 1) coronation a) to lead a country and to enforce its laws 2) court b) the respectful name for a king or a queen 3) to crown ¢) to place a royal symbol on someone's head 4) queen d) a ceremony to present a new king or queen 5) to rule e) the royal woman who leads a country 6) Your Majesty f) the royal household 1 Merlin takes Arthur to a mysterious lake. Just watch and wait. 2 What can there be here for me? Who... Bi what.. ig that? That is the Lady of the Lake, Arthur. R The sword is for you. ) 6 Take it. 3 \ ) ave.patience, Arthur.CHAPTER 3 Carry it with — It can gCAMELOT 1 Many years pass. There are no ware, and England becomes a rich country. Let's drink to King Arohurt J Merlin, look at that girl! Who io she? D But he mustn't fall.in love with her.. That's Guinevere ~ daughter of the King of Camelerd. REMRBRBASIE HeCHAPTER 3 Camelot Check your comprehension 3 Complete the summary with the following verbs. appears becomes fall in love gives has help likes make protect says takes want Arthur King of England. Merlin that he can Arthur to decisions. Merlin Arthur to a lake. An arm and Arthur a magic sword that can him. Arthur his court at Camelot. He is a popular king. England becomes peaceful and rich. Arthur Guinevere, but Merlin is worried. He doesn’t Arthur to with her. Characters 4 Combine each character or object (1-6) with a distinguishing sentence (a-f). 1) Arthur a) is a sword with magic powers. 2) Guinevere b) is nervous when he becomes king. 3) Excalibur c) is a beautiful young princess. 4) Merlin d) love and respect Arthur. 5) The Lady x of the Lake e) gives Arthur a sword. 6) The people f) offers to give Arthur advice while of England he is king. Put the names of the following characters in the most appropriate category (1-3). Lady Ygraine Arthur Sir Hector Guinevere Uther Merlin Kay the Lady of the Lake 1) Supernatural characters: 2) Royal characters: 3) Other characters: REMRBRBASH HeITs / IT’s Its name is Excalibur. (Its = possessive adjective) It's magnificent! (It’s = the contraction of it is) 6 Insert the apostrophe in “its” where necessary. 1) Come skiing with us. Its easy! 2) | don't like this computer. Its screen is too small. 3) This is my dog. Its a terrier. 4) My dog sleeps in the house. Its bed is in the kitchen. 5) | can’t start the car. There's something wrong with its engine. 6) | don't know what to do. Its a difficult problem. 7 Complete the captions by inserting the following words. Your Majesty Sir Madam Ladies and Gentlemen 3) | bring a message from Fi “4) Good evening, Spain, { a REMRBRBASIE HePictures 1 Look at the illustrations in chapter 4 and answer the questions. 1) What does Arthur do in this chapter? 2) What do you think Merlin’s reaction is? 3) Who are the characters in the sepia pictures? 4) Who do you think the woman talking to Merlin is? 5) How do you think she feels about Arthur and Guinevere? CHAPTER 4 Merlin, | must guanry.Guinevere. | cannot have any other woman except her. That's my 1 final decision. It’s a terrible mistake, Arthur. Believe me. | can see the future. 2 Choose another woman. | don’t want to tell you, but | must. This is what | see: Guinevere and your best friend fall in love. They betray you. Your court is destroyed. and England liee in. guine. REMRBRBASH HeWords 2 Match the underlined words (1-5) with the definitions (a-e). 1) To marry someone is a) someone who is invited to a party ete or a ceremony. 2) Auedding: is b) a ceremony where a man and woman 3) A bride is are married. , ¢) to have a party because you are happy. 4) A guest is d) a woman on her wedding day. 5) To celebrate something is e) to become their husband or their wife. 11 can’t listen to this. You're wrong — | don't believe it! N N N N y ‘ —— REMRBRBASIH HeCHAPTER 4 You don't seem very happy, Merlin. Why aren't you gelebrating? | 1 yr 2 Morganal What are you doing here? You aren't ayguest. | FF 4 Well, this is my q brother's wedding afterall. But don't worry. Nobody here knows me. (a 5 After the disappearance of her son, Lady Ygraine wa her daughter, Morgana. any more. But | don’t care. By lve got my books, and ) my ambitions.GUINEVERE AND MORGANA MW Morgana visits Merlin in hi ro TE 2 Merlin, you are a NY NM great magician, and so wise. Please teach me some of your kills, 3 If you wish, Morgana. | don’t suppose that it can parm. 4 But Morgana learns quickly and becomes as powerful as Merlin. aie ih alike Merlin, however, she uses her powers for vil, not for good. Ik 5 What do you think of Arthur's satide, Merlin? Like you, | can see the future. | can see the end of Arthur and hi xkiagdom.CHAPTER 4 Guinevere and M organa Check your comprehension 3 True or false? Indicate T or F. 1) Merlin wants Arthur to marry Guinevere. 2) Merlin sees danger in the future for Arthur. 3) Arthur believes Merlin’s warnings. 4) Lady Ygraine teaches Morgana magic. 5) Arthur's sister appears at his wedding. 6) Morgana knows the same things that Merlin knows. Which characters from this chapter do the following adjectives describe? Match the adjectives (1-8) with the characters (a-d). Some adjectives can describe more than one character. 1) worried a) Merlin 2) lonely 3) evil 4) angry 5) jealous 6) determined ¢) Morgana (now) 7) ambitious 8) upset d) Arthur b) Morgana (as a young girl) Which character might have said each of the following sentences? 1) “I don’t want my brother to be happy.” 2) “l accept your offer of marriage, Your Majesty. 3) “I don't believe that Merlin can see the future. He must be wrong.” 4) “I can't forget my baby son. | wonder where he is now.” REMRBRBASH He(NOT) AS + ADJECTIVE + AS 6 Rewrite the Morgana becomes as powerful as Merlin. following Morgana isn’t as good as Merlin. sentences, using as + adjective + as. 1) That little boy is quiet. A mouse is quiet, too. 2) You are intelligent. Your friend is intelligent, too. 3) English people are friendly. Italian people are friendly, too. 4) | am 1.5 m tall. You are 1.5 m tall too. 5) Francis is fifteen years old. David is fifteen years old too. 7 Rewrite the following sentences, using not as + adjective + as. 1) The Johnsons are rich. We aren't so rich. 2) Your homework is difficult. My homework isn't so difficult. 3) Chocolate is nice. Cheese isn't so nice. 4) You are patient. I'm not so patient. 5) The boys in our class are hard-working. The girls in our class aren't so hard-working. Complete the summary with the correct names of characters. orders to take Arthur from his mother and give him to Arthur grows up with 's son, . When dies, he orders to put his sword in a stone. pulls the sword from a stone and becomes King of England. becomes his advisor. The gives him the magic sword Excalibur. Arthur marries but predicts the fall of his kingdom if he does this. Arthur's sister grows up to be a magician. REM RBRBASIH HeWords 1 Look at the picture and answer the questions. 1) How many tables are there? 2) How many places are there at the table? 3) How many seats are there? The Round Table PW 3. Now | an mario | feel that Camelot is complete. But | don’t want to.ghoWetavoul to anyone. | want all the knights to be,equal. 3 Merlin takes Arthur to with me, wwe, | 4 This is the Round Table - a wedding present from Guinevere’s father. Many years ago it was King Uther's. You can sit around it with your knights. Then no knight can appear superior to the others. REMRBRBA-H Heef Then that is where Lookl My name's Ned eee appearing here. 1 your place next to me, brothel You are a true and loyal knight, 4 and a good friend. REM RBRREBA SHE HeCHAPTER 5 7 1 Welcome brave Sir Bedivere, i. my gephen. Gawain, and Tristan, Poe prince of Lyonesse. There are places for you here, too, How was your journey from France? REMRBRBASIH HeTHE ROUND TABLE V Thank you, Your Majesty. It was a good journey. But how do you know who | am? 3 If we are all equal, then why does Lancelot get the best geat - to the right of Arthur? Who does he think he is? PII «14 20n Montred, a knight of the Round Table! What do you think of that, Arthur? REMRBRBASIH HeThe Round Table (Sire eV teu setae 3 Choose the correct word or expression. 1) The Round Table is a present from Guinevere’s father / Merlin. 2) It was Merlin’s / King Uther’s table before. 3) The second name to appear is Sir Kay / Sir Lancelot. 4) Sir Lancelot comes from France / Scotland. 5) Sir Kay / Sir Lancelot sits to the right of Arthur. 6) Morgana’s husband / son is now a knight of the Round Table. Read the description of each knight and find his name in chapter 5. 1) He is Morgana’s son. 2) He is the son of another of Arthur's sisters. 3) He comes from France. 4) Arthur calls him his brother. 5) He comes from Lyonesse. 6) He is courageous. Now match the descriptions (1-6) from exercise 4 with the pictures (a-f).6 Match the following words (1-6) with similar expressions (a-f). 1) brave a) ahead of 2) good b) an unfamiliar person 3) stranger ¢) on the other side 4) foreigner d) courageous 5) in front of e) well-behaved 6) opposite f) from another country PREPOSITIONS OF PLACE 7 Look at the picture of Here is your place next to me. the Round Table and Why does Lancelot get the best use the following seat to the right of Arthur? Prepositions to complete the descriptions. between in front of next to on opposite to the left of to the right of Lancelot is King Arthur, Kay is Arthur. Gawain is Tristan and Bedivere. Mordred is The knights’ names are them, the table. REMRBRBASIH He1 Which of the following adjectives can be used to describe a good knight? 1) brave 6) evil 2) courteous 7) good 3) cowardly 8) honourable 4) dependable 9) rude 5) dishonourable 10) unreliable Now use the adjectives from exercise | to form five pairs of opposites. or Nai ao) Sir Lancelot ae Wi a — ia) jim now 1e OLDS XX

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VEHARY, 328A AY to wish v. 4 tl wound n. fi( HSE 71S IMG) -114- RE MRBREA SIE He11}-b 2)-a 3)-d 4) ps 21a 2b 3c 4)-b ps 3 1) Merlin 2) Ygraine 3) Morgana 4) Sir Hector 5) Arthur 41)F Rewrite: Arthur is born at Tintagel Castle in Cornwall. w 2)T 3)T 4) F Rewrite: Arthur will be king when Uther dies. 5)T 6) F Rewrite: Sir Hector and his wife have a son named Kay. po 5 1) wonderful 2) little 3) new 4) kind 5) powerful 6) loyal 6 FEMININE MASCULINE girl boy mother father sister brother wife husband daughter son queen king 7 1) must wait 2) must study 3) must buy 4) must go 5) must send 6) must tell #2E p.10 1 1) Merlin. 2) Kay, Arthur, and Sir Hector. 3) Kay is Sir Hector’s son, and Arthur is Sir Hector’ s foster son. 4) 14 years old, ul 1b 2)¢ 3)-a ve p.l4 1) Uther. 2) Into a stone. 3) No one except Arthur. 4) Fora tournament. 5) To take the sword for Kay. 6) A sword in a stone. 7) He pulls the sword from the stone. 8) He is Uther’s heir and King of England. If 2)-d 3)-a 4)-b Spe be - p.15 I< 2a 3d 4)-b 1) Are you listening to me? 2) Who is your mum talking to? 3) Why are those boys fighting? 4) Where are we going? 5) Am I doing this correctly? 6) Is someone singing? 7 puts, try, succeed, come, leaves, goes, aw sees, is BIR p.18 1 beeacd SEMRBRBS AE HEp.19 2 Id 2) 3c 4)-e 5)-a 6)-b p.22 3 becomes, says, help, make, takes, appears, gives, protect, has, likes, want, fall in love 4 Ib 2pc 3)-a 4}f She 6d 5 1) Merlin, the Lady of the Lake 2) Arthur, Uther, Guinevere 3) Lady Ygraine, Sir Hector, Kay p.23 6 It’s 2) Its 4) Its 5) its 7 1)Madam 2) Sir 3) Your Majesty 4) Ladies and Gentlemen 3) It’s 6) It’s 84 p.24 1 1) He marries Guinevere. 2) He opposes this marriage. 3) Arthur’ s best friend and Guinevere. 4) Morgana. 5) Hatred. p.25 2 Ie 2b 3)-d dpa 5)-c p.28 3.1)F 2)T 3)F 4)F 5)T 6)T 4 1}a 2b 3}c 4d 5}b 6)-d Trb 8)a 5 1) Morgana 2) Guinevere 3) Arthur 4) Lady Yegraine p.29 6 1) That little boy is as quiet as a mouse. 2) You are as intelligent as your friend. 3) English people are as friendly as REMRRREASE HE Italian people. 4) Tam as tall as you are. 5) Francis is as old as David. 7 1) We aren’ t as rich as the Johnsons, 2) My homework isn’t as difficult as yours. 3) Cheese isn’t as nice as chocolate. 4) I’m not as patient as you are. 5) The girls in our class aren’tas hard-working as the boys: in’ our class. 8 Uther, Merlin, Sir Hector, Sir Hector, Kay, Uther, Merlin, Arthur, Merlin, Lady of the Lake, Guinevere, Merlin, Morgana SS p.3l 2 1) A Round Table. 2) The king and his knights. 3) Their names appear on the table. p34 1 1) Guinevere’s father 2) King Uther’s 3) Sir Kay 4) France 5) SirLancelot_ 6) son 4 1) Mordred 2) Gawain 3) Lancelot 4) Kay 5) Tristan 6) Bedivere 5 1) 2d 3)a dpe SH 6ye p.35 6 1)-d 2)-e 3)-b 4)-f 5)-a 6)-c 7 to the right of, next to, to the left of, between, opposite, in front of, on HOR p.38 11) 2) 4) 7) 8) 2 1-3) 2)-9) 4)-10) 5)-8) 6)-7)p.39 3 1) Arthur 2) the Lady of the Lake 3) Guinevere 4) Lancelot p.42 4 1) His mother abandons him. 2) The Lady of the Lake. 3) A brave and honourable knight. 4) Guinevere. 5) Yes. O)No. 5 1)A 2)L 3)L 4)A 5)A 6)L 6 1) hero 2) village 3) north 4) dragon 5) gentleman p.43 ; OU | ADJECTIVE _| chivalry | chivalrous | courtesy courteous [danger dangerous fear | fearful hero ~ | heroic honour honourable pride proud 8 1) the most beautiful 2) the oldest 3) The best 4) the wisest 5) the most powerful 6) the worst 9 c-f-b-e-d-a #78 p.45 2 Ic 2}f 3)+b 4a 5-0 6)-d p.48 3 Ie 2)-b 3d 4)-a 5)-f 6)-c 4 1) land 2) nephew 3) passionately 4) secret 5) fatal 6) task 7) potion 8) sails p.49 5 1) Tristan is a prince from Lyonesse. 2) Isolde is a beautiful girl from Ireland, 3) Mark is king of Cornwall. 4) Tristan’ s wife is from Brittany in France. 6 )I'm 2)I’ve got 3) I've got 4) I'm 5)I'm 6) I've got S3e p. 50 1 the Round Table, knights, Camelot, Lancelot, son, nephew, Mordred, Guinevere p.51 2 1)God — 2)Christ 3) Last Super 4)holy 5) pure 6) vision p.54 3 1) They are reserved for the best knights. 2) Because he’s only a poor peasant boy. 3) The Holy Grail. 4) Itis from the Christ’ s Last Super. 5) They leave immediately to search for the Grail. 6) He is imprisoned by the Lady of the Lake. 4 1) cave 2) cup 3) empty 4) fond of 5) waste 6) threat 5 If 2c 3)d 4)-a 5)-b 6-€ REM RBRBASIH He: : . : : p.55 7 1) This is the table that Arthur receives as a wedding present. —c) 2) This is the sword that Arthur pulls from the stone. —a) 3) This is the cup that was Christ's at the Last Super. —d) 4) This is the sword that the Lady of the Lake gives to Arthur. —b) HOE p.57 2 1) England 2) Scotland 3) Wales 4) North Ireland p. 60 3.1)F 2)T 3)T 4)F 5)F 6)T 4 1) Galahad 2) Galahad 3) Perceval 4) Perceval 5) Perceval 6) Galahad 51)Princess Elaine. 2) Knights. 3) Angels. 4) Arthur, 5)Fisher King. 6) An angel. p.61 6 ili]: fight, attack, beat, die Y\I4]: knight, battle, king 7 1) Lalways go to bed at ten 0” clock. 2) We sometimes have fish and chips for dinner. 3) They usually wear jeans and T-shirt. 4) You never phone me, 5) Jack and Sarah rarely go on holiday. 6) Mr Parker often forgets the students’ names. 8 10% p.62 1 1) Mordred 2) Guinevere 3) Arthur 4) Lancelot p.63 21) crime 2) guilty 3) innocent 4) forgive 5) condemn 6) justice p. 66 4 1) keep an eye on 2) keep your eyes open 3) get your head around 4) stand on your own two feet 5) give you a hand p.67 6 Ig 2)-d 3)-a 4)-h 5)-f 6)-€ Tc 8)-b 7 tells, watch, spies, discovers, condemns, saves, goes, enters 81 p71 2 Ie 2)-a 3)-d 4)-e 5)-b p. 74-75 3 France, Lancelot, deputy, Mordred, help, Camlann, Arthur 41)Mordred 2) Lancelot 3) Arthur 4)Mordred 5) Mordred 5 NOUN ADJECTIVE illness ill blood bloody danger dangerous truth true NOUN VERB rebellion rebel visit visit spy spy, surprise surprise punishment punish control control REMRRREASS HEne 16 1 tc 2)-b 3)-a p.77 Ti)f 2)j 3)-e 4)-a 5)-c 6)-h Tb 8)-i 9d 10)-g 2) Mordred. 3) He throws the sword back into the lake. 4) Merlin and three mysterious queens. 5) The Isle of Avalon. 4 1) get up 2) Sit down 3) get off 4) Come back 5) tum off 6) take away 5 1) Morgana 2) Guinevere 3) Mordred 4) Lancelot 5) Merlin 6) Galahad 7) Arthur: BRA p.83 1 d-b-e-f-c-a WLR p.90 1 1) king 2) magician 3) knight 4) spy 5) peasant 6) servant 7) bride 8) angel p.92 3 #LAl: brave, chivalrous, wise, courteous Ait] ; fair, kind, loyal, honourable, pure, trusted p.93 4 a)3 b}2 c)-4 d)l p.94 5 1) waming 2) pleasure 3) disappearance 4) rebellion 5) well-known 6) protection 7) strength 8) passionately p.95 6 1) crown 2) mule 3) your majesty 4) kingdom 5) princess 6) treason 7) prince 8) coronation 9) queen 10) court PEM RRR SSE HE| AAR : BSN Mare) Give you pleasure, Supply you information, Improve your language, Enrich your literary accomplishment. 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