Unit 1 -1.4 The King’s Choice English - Unit 1 -1.4 The King’s Choice

Complex Factual Questions:
Why did the king offer his friendship to the camel?

Complex Factual Questions:
What is the oath of loyalty?

Why did the king offer his friendship to the camel?

Why does the fox address the camel as friend camel?

Can you guess the plan the fox had thought of?

Give homophones for the following words.
(a) accept
(b) seen

Make sentences using phrases/idioms.

“Our king, the lion, has killed your master” said the fox.
(Change into indirect speech.)

All the other animals in the forest called him king.
(Rewrite beginning with ‘He was’.)

They did not want the vulture to seem wiser than them. (Iden tify the degree of comparison.)

This story takes an unexpected turn when the lion decides to spare the camel’s life. Choose any fable, story that you like and rewrite it giving it an unexpected turn.

Talk about the good qualities of any one person you do not like.

Simple Factual Questions:
Complete the web

Complex Factual Questions:
Explain the lines “To be king is good. But to be kind is better”.

Complex Factual Questions:
Why did the lion laugh to see the courtiers go?

Writing Skills:
Choose any fable, story that you like and rewrite it giving it an unexpected turn.

Give the meanings of the following words.

Using your imagination, write more sentences in the same pattern:
(a) But the more the lion had, the more he wanted.
(b) Whenever he took a walk, they followed him.
(c) To be king is good. But to be kind is better.

Complete the table.

Grammar:
Find five countable nouns from the passage and write their singular and plural forms.

Write a character sketch of each of the animals. Write about their actions and thoughts and the qualities that emerge through

Write the oath that each of the courtier must have taken.

Simple Factual Questions:
Who said to whom
i.“A king must have a court”
ii.“I want you to be my adviser”
iii.“I want you to be my bodyguard”
iv.“You are to be my messenger”

What qualities are necessary in the following? Why?

The vulture, fox and the leopard offer themselves to the lion king.

The lion ordered his courtiers to eat the camel.