As You Like It - 6th Preparatory - سادس اعدادي

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As You Like It

Read the extracts from As You Like It on page 115 of the Student’s Book and put the events in the order they happened

What does Orlando think of his brother calling him a villain?

Match the characters with their features: Oliver

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Look at the original extracts and compare them with the modern ones. Which word in old English means …?

Write a short paragraph about what you think happens next. Will Charles hurt Orlando? What will happen at the fight?

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Read the extracts from As You Like It on page 117 of the Student’s Book and choose the correct answers: Who is also missing besides Celia and Rosalind?

Read the extracts again. Are these sentences true (T) or false (F)? Frederick used to enjoy Touchstone’s jokes

As You Like It

Look at the original extracts and compare them with the modern ones. Which word or phrase in old English means …?

Imagine Rosalind decides to tell Silvius what she thought of his speech and how it reminded her of her own broken heart

Complete the summary of the extracts with words from the modern English version of the text: After Celia, Rosalind and Touchstone

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Read the extracts from As You Like It on page 119 of the Student’s Book. Are these sentences true (T) or false (F)? Orlando is in love with Celia

Read the extracts again and put the events in the order they happened: Orlando agrees to Rosalind’s terms

Why does Orlando hang the poems on the trees?

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Put the lines of Orlando’s speech in the correct order. Then read it again to check: This way, everyone who looks

Imagine a different ending to the scene where Rosalind reveals herself to Orlando. Write a small paragraph describing Orlando’s reaction in your own words

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Read the extracts from As You Like It on page 121 of the Student’s Book and put the events in the order they happened

Why does Phoebe run away from Silvius?

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Match the columns: Rosalind/Ganymede

Look at the original extracts and compare them with the modern ones. Which word in old English means …?

Pretend you are Phoebe and write a short letter to Ganymede confessing your love

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Read the extracts from As You Like It on page 123 of the Student’s Book and choose the correct answers: Why did Orlando save Oliver?

Read the extracts again. Are these sentences true (T) or false (F)? Oliver was attacked by a snake

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Read the extracts again and put the events in the order they happened: The lioness bites Orlando

Complete the summary of the extracts with words from the modern English version of the text: Oliver wakes up in a

Imagine you are Oliver and have to tell Frederick about what happened between you and your brother, Orlando. What would you say? Would you tell him the truth? Write a short letter to Frederic

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Read the extracts from As You Like It on page 125 of the Student’s Book. Are these sentences true (T) or false (F)? Hymen was the one who explained the events

Match the columns: Duke Frederick

What does Hymen tell the couples?

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Put the lines of Jacques’ speech in the correct order. Then read it again to check: They arrived at the edge of the forest, and there they met with an old religious man

Imagine that you are Duke Frederick and you write a letter to your brother about your decision to become a holy man. What would you tell him? Would you apologize? Would you explain your reaso