�As��king, he made a royal proclamation �for a general assembly of all the animals.��He passed�a law, stating,���"All animals will now live together �in perfect peace and friendship.��The wolf and the lamb, the cat and the bird, �the tiger and the deer,� the fox and the rabbit, �will no longer be enemies." �The rabbit said,��" Oh,��how I have longed to see this day, �in which the weak will be equal to the strong." �And after saying this, he ran for his life.�
�As��king, he made a royal proclamation �for a general assembly of all the animals.��He passed�a law, stating,���"All animals will now live together �in perfect peace and friendship.��The wolf and the lamb, the cat and the bird, �the tiger and the deer,� the fox and the rabbit, �will no longer be enemies."
�The rabbit said,��" Oh,��how I have longed to see this day, �in which the weak will be equal to the strong." �And after saying this, he ran for his life.�
Vocabulary crossword 7 2 8 3 1 6 5 9 4 � 1. deliberately causing pain to people or animals2. severe or unfair to people one has authority over3. to give, to make available4. related to a king, queen, emperor, or their family5. announcement6. gathering of people7. people who are opposed to what you say or do8. to make into a law9. kind, mild, calm�
Vocabulary crossword
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1. deliberately causing pain to people or animals2. severe or unfair to people one has authority over3. to give, to make available4. related to a king, queen, emperor, or their family5. announcement6. gathering of people7. people who are opposed to what you say or do8. to make into a law9. kind, mild, calm
1. deliberately causing pain to people or animals
2. severe or unfair to people one has authority over
3. to give, to make available
4. related to a king, queen, emperor, or their family
5. announcement
6. gathering of people
7. people who are opposed to what you say or do
8. to make into a law
9. kind, mild, calm
Comprehension Select the best answer for the following questions. 1. Who did the king rule over? �Animals. �Animals and people. �Royal animals. 2. How could you describe the king? �Tough but fair. �Understanding but idealistic. �Harsh but knowing. 3. What happened at the assembly? �The animals voted on a new law. �The animals debated a new law. �The animals were told of a new law. 4. Which animal did not trust the new law? �The cat. �The tiger. �The rabbit. 5. How could you describe the new law? �Just. �Impractical. �Perfect. Complete the following story using the correct words. The leader of the village held�an assemblya proclamation�to passpresent�a�crueljust�solution to protect the�gentleroyal people.��� � Their�gentle enemiescruel enemies ,�royalreal followers of the�gentletyrannical emperor, often entered the village to abuse the people. � The leader�passedstated in a�proclamationpresentation that�long forno longer would the villagers tolerate this behavior. Nonetheless, � the people of the village�longed forstated the days when it wouldn't have been necessary to�passsuppress such a law. �
Comprehension Select the best answer for the following questions. 1. Who did the king rule over? �Animals.
�Animals.
�Animals and people.
�Royal animals.
2. How could you describe the king?
�Tough but fair.
�Understanding but idealistic.
�Harsh but knowing.
3. What happened at the assembly?
�The animals voted on a new law.
�The animals debated a new law.
�The animals were told of a new law.
4. Which animal did not trust the new law?
�The cat.
�The tiger.
�The rabbit.
5. How could you describe the new law?
�Just.
�Impractical.
�Perfect.
Complete the following story using the correct words.
The leader of the village held�an assemblya proclamation�to passpresent�a�crueljust�solution to protect the�gentleroyal people.��� � Their�gentle enemiescruel enemies ,�royalreal followers of the�gentletyrannical emperor, often entered the village to abuse the people. � The leader�passedstated in a�proclamationpresentation that�long forno longer would the villagers tolerate this behavior. Nonetheless, � the people of the village�longed forstated the days when it wouldn't have been necessary to�passsuppress such a law. �
