A boy lived with his father in the woods, and his father told him never to go eastwards, but to play in the clearing by their hut or to walk towards the west. For some years, the boy obeyed his father, but as he grew older and the paths of the west became dusty with use, he felt himself drawn to the unknown trees and the green track ways, and one day he set off towards the east He found a lake and knelt down to drink, but the water was alive with savage fish, and he nearly lost his hand. Suddenly, a stranger came behind him so softly that he knew nothing until the man spoke "Let us see who can throw the spear the farthest "Very well," the boy said, and he won easily. "Let us run around the lake," said the man. I agree," said the boy, and he won that too. "Let me show you the island in the middle of the lake," said the man. The man whistled and a boat came into sight drawn by three flying swans. The man and the boy stepped into it, and were carried to the island But as soon as they landed, the boy wished that he stayed at home, for the man knocked him down and left him and went back across the lake 17. What is the text about? A. A boy in the wood B. A disobedient boy C. The paths of the west D. A boastful stranger E The strange island 18. The boy went eastward because A. his father had never gone eastwards B his father asked him to play in the clearing by their hut C. his father advised him to walk towards the west instead D. he was interested to see the unknown trees and the green tracks E he used to play in the clearing by the hut or to walk towards the west 19. What may the boy feel after he had been in the island? A sorry B angry C happy D curious E satisfied 20 What lesson may you learn from the story? A We should listen to an advice B. We should disobey our father C We should not talk to a stranger D We should not walk toward the eastward E We should be kind and friendly to anybody

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A boy lived with his father in the woods, and his father told him never to go eastwards, but to play in the clearing by their hut or to walk towards the west. For some years, the boy obeyed his father, but as he grew older and the paths of the west became dusty with use, he felt himself drawn to the unknown trees and the green track ways, and one day he set off towards the east

He found a lake and knelt down to drink, but the water was alive with savage fish, and he nearly lost his hand. Suddenly, a stranger came behind him so softly that he knew nothing until

the man spoke

"Let us see who can throw the spear the farthest

"Very well," the boy said, and he won easily. "Let us run around the lake," said the man.

I agree," said the boy, and he won that too.

"Let me show you the island in the middle of the lake," said the man. The man whistled and a boat came into sight drawn by three flying swans. The man and

the boy stepped into it, and were carried to the island But as soon as they landed, the boy wished that he stayed at home, for the man knocked him down and left him and went back across the lake

17. What is the text about?

A. A boy in the wood
B. A disobedient boy
C. The paths of the west
D. A boastful stranger
E The strange island

18. The boy went eastward because

A. his father had never gone eastwards
B his father asked him to play in the clearing by their hut
C. his father advised him to walk towards the west instead
D. he was interested to see the unknown trees and the green tracks
E he used to play in the clearing by the hut or to walk towards the west

19. What may the boy feel after he had been in the island?

A sorry
B angry
C happy
D curious
E satisfied

20 What lesson may you learn from the story?

A We should listen to an advice
B. We should disobey our father
C We should not talk to a stranger
D We should not walk toward the eastward
E We should be kind and friendly to anybody

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