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Sinbadthe sailorspendsmanyyearsat sea. He visitsstrange
countries,meets some strangepeopleand some very
frighteninganimals.He is sometimesrich, sometimespoor . . .
and alwaysin danger.But all the time he is learningfrom his
adventures,untilfinallyhe returnshome to Baghdad,an older
and wiser man.
Illustratedby MayaGavin
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DoMrNoEsprovidereadingand learningat
four languagelevels.As well as enjoyable
stories,each book providesa rangeof
integratedactivitiesdesignedto develop
readingskills,consolidatevocabulary,and
offer personalizedprojectwork.
Serles Edlfors
Bill Bowler and Sue Parminter
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fhis is Sinbad.Wheredoeshecomefrom?
Sinbadmeetsmanypeopleand animalsin differentcountries.Hereare someof
them. Matchthe sentenceswith the picturesandfind out their names.
I llr:rs¿lrch man.
2 llrcycatpcople
5 Ihcyafc l0ng,andcaneatbtganimals.
4 Sheisthebeautifuldaughterof a king
5 Shcistheprisonerof a monster.
6 Theyareverybigbirds.
3 Answerthese questionsabout the peopleand animals in Activity2.
a Wlrorlrlr:sSrnb¿ldfallin lovewith?
b WlrorlrlcsSrnltildrunawayfrom?
c Wltrlrlrlclrlilnll;rrlht:l¡t?.
'I'm dying, Sinbad,'saysthc oltl llllttl. 'irtt t'iltt llitvtr
my money,my son. Bttl yott tltttsl lrt't ¡¡lr'lirlltritll il.'
'Pleasedon't die, l¿rtllcr,'sirysSirrlxrtlrrrrltir¡r¡lily.
rich witha lotof money

4. But after a year,Sinbad
hasno more money.
Sinbadgoesto the market,and he
sells his father'sbesttablesand
chairs. With the money he buys
somebeautiful carpets.
'I can sail to differentcountries,'
Sinbadthinks. And I can sell
thesecarpetsfbr a lot of money.
'l'hen I can givethe money back
to the shopkeepers.'
shopkeepera personwhohasa
rirr);il1sn0p
Bell totakemoneyfor something
Carpet d lrllr,'{,1 ll' t I r'rl' rr.rl
that you pul on lirr llor)r'
sa¡l t0 Éo ir(ir'o:illlr{rw,rlr:r
ship yrrrrr|;r ;r r;1il¡rlo Éo il0foss
lltr witlrl
captain llrrrrf0sl irnportant pers0n
oil ir sll [)
Ncx1,Sirrbirrllintls ¿rttoltl
a vcry oltl r':t¡r1:tirr.
. . . and expensivethings
to eatfrom the marhet.
EveryeveningSinbad'sfriendscomet<,r
his house.They eat and drink all night.
tr gtvemoneyfoI somethtng market wherepeoplegoto
buythingsinthestreet

5. 'l'lrrct'tlir.yslirtcr Sinbad is rcaclytcl
Ir';rvcli;rglltlird.Ilc lirlhs cxcitcdly to all
Ilrt' s¡¡ikrrs on thc ship. 'l want to bring
lr¡rt'li,ir lol of'money,'he tellsthem.
Sinbadand the sailorsare all very happy.'What a wonclcrlul
island!' saysSinbad.'Let'ssit down and make a fire.'
'l'heship sailsaway from
Baghdadand out to sea.
Sinbadbeginsto feelill.
They sit near the fire and
they begin to sing.
Suddenlythe islandmoves.
'lfhe island is moving!'
saysSinbad.
'Thisisn't an island,'cry
the sailors.'It's a whalel'
Altt'r two daLysat sea,Sinbadisveryill.
lhrt thcn he seesa beautifulisland.
'l'lt'irscstopl'hesaysto the captain.
Sinbadand someof the sailors
land on the island.Sinbad
takesa barrel with him. He
wants to look fbr water.The
captain stayson the ship.
Sinbadquickly getsinto the barrel. llhe whale moves
down into the water.All the sailorsare now in thc sea.
'Help!Help!'theycry.
Now il iscl¿rrli,
irrrrlSinbitdis
i¡l stririn t,hc
[lrrrrcl.
'llcllo!Hcllo!'
hc cries.
llut nobody
answers.
i 4ll0 |
¡Élá[rl
land lo
llt',t I
barrel a tallroundbox;youput
thrngsto drinkin it
fire thisis redandhOtandit burns whale a vefybtganirnallltalllvtlsln
theseaandlookslrkca frsh
I r rvr,lrrltn ,r shlp 0r frOm

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Are these sentencestrue or false?Tickthe boxes. frue
a Srnbad'sfatheris illandhedies. tl
b Sinbadis carefulwithhisfather'smoney. |-]
c fhcshopkeepersanevenyangrywrthSinbad. I
d Sinbadbuystablesandchainsatthemarket f
e Sinbadsailsto anislandin a nicenewship. tr
f Theislandisa whale. I
S Srnbadgetsintoa barrel. I
h ThecaptainoftheshipfindsSinbadinthebarrel. tr
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Findnine more words from Chapter1 in the wordsquare.
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Usethe words from Activity1 to completethe sentences.
a She'svery......... ..... andshelivesin a biÉhousein Hollywood.
b Theyliveona small.. ...... intheMediterraneanSea.
c Wehaven'tgotanymoneys0wecan't .that newTV.
d lt'scoldtoday.Let'smakea
e Myfatherworksat sea- he'sa . .
f lt's0Kto walkonthisold . inyourshoes.
g He's . Hehaseverythinf- a nicefamilyandaninterestingjob.
h This¡sa bigbookshop.They. . . lotsof booksevenyday.
i Welovethe sea Wefo everywheneby andwe
always. in¡nterestingcountries
3 Matchthe words with the pictures.
barrel captain market sail shopkecper whale
ffitr#sffiw{$&E
Whathappensin the next chapter?Iick two boxes.
a [J Sinbadfindstheshipagain.
b l.l Sinbadlandsona smallisland
c I A RoctakesSinbadupintothesky
d I A snakeeatsSinbad

7. ol llt(.birrrcl.l lc isnow alone on a
snlirllislilltrl.lrirruwnyhe canseea big
wlrilcslone.
In the morning, the Rocflies
away.Sinbad fliesuP into the
sky with the bird.
The Rocsitson the eggand then it goes
to sleep.Sinbadtakesoff his turban
and he puts it around the Roc'sleg.
'When the Rocfliesaway,I can leave
the islandtoo.' he thinks.
TheRocflieslirr hoursand hours.In the end,
it fliesdown into ¿rvallev and landsthere'
He beginsto run away.
'Now I understand!'hethinks,
'That bird is a Roc,and that big
whilestoneis a Roc'sepo '
Suclclcnlythe sky becomes black.
Sinbadfeelsvery afraid.
'llclpl What'shappening?'he cries.
I lc looksup at the sky.A very big
bird is flying nearer and nearer.
nlonn
rl0r0
( lrtlr,
become lo changefrom one
ll)ilrÉlo i) (iifferentthing
bird ;rt illllrrr;lllhat r;anfly
llrt rrtillltllrc :;ky
fly to movethroughtheair
eElÉa roundthingwitha young
birdinsideit
turban somethingthat}/ou
wear0nyourneao
around allthewayround valley landbetweentwo hills

8. Sirrb¡rtllinrlskrts,ilutii-*,s t,.l,f*
r,¡rllt.v.'Wllirt¿rrctllcse?'he thinl<s.,l
know!'llc crrics."l'hey'rejewels!'
¡rtl lr. ¡rutssomeof them in hisbae.
The Rocfliesout of the valley
and it lands near a village,The
men from the villagerun to see
it, and the Rocflies away.
Sinbadcomesout from under
the deadanimal.
'Who areyou?'askthe men.
'I'm Sinbadthe Sailor,'says
Sinbad.'Would you like to buy
thesejewelsfrom the valley?'
The men are surprised. 'Nobodygoes
into the valley,'they say.'The snahes
eat everything there.'
'Not me!' laughsSinbad.
'You'revery lucky!'say the men.
Thereare three big snakes
behind him. He runs away very
fast.In front of him he seeslots
of deadanimals in the vallev.
'Oh, no, the snakeskill
cvcrything here!' he thinks.
llt'got'sbchindoneof thedead
;¡nirrrirlsirndhc waits.Suddenly
¡rl(ot'llit.stlowlt¿rndtakesthe
rk';rrl¡urirrr;¡lrr¡rirrlot.hesky.
Sinbadquickly puts his arms around
the deadanimal. He fliesup into the
sky with the Roc. 'Where am I going
now?'he thinks.
The peoplefrom the villagebuy
Sinbad'sjewels.He'sa rich man now.
and he wants to go back to Baghdad.
'We can find a ship for you,'say the
peoplefrom the village.
In BaghdadSinbadgivesmoneyto theshupl<ccpcrs.
Areyoutruly Sinbad?'theyask.
'Yes!'hesays.And hetellsthemabouthisadventures.
snake a longan¡malw¡th
rlolr:fis
animal a livingbeingthatcan
thinkandmove
surprised feelingthat s0mething adventure somethingvery
verynewis suddenlyhappen¡nÉ excit¡ngthathappensto you
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Matchthe two paÉs ofthe sentences.
a Sinbadlandson
b ThebiSwhitestoneis . . .
c TheRoctakesSinbadup into. . .
d TheRoclandsin . . .
e Sinbadrunsawayfrom. . .
f Sinbadsellshisjewelsro . . .
g Sinbadsailsbackto
h Sinbadgivesthemoneybackto . . .
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Findwords from Ghapter2 in the snake.
1 theshopkeepens.
2 thepeoplefromthevillage
5 anisland
4 Baghdad.
5 a Roc'segg.
6 thesnakes.
7 a valley.
I the sky.
2 Usethe words from Activity1 to completethe sentences.
Sinbadcan'tfindanyofthesailors.He's
Sinbadalwayswearsa
A Rocis a veryb¡g
WhentheRocfliesoverSinbad,thesky
Inthevalleytherearea lotof dead. . .
WhenSinbadarrivesinthevalley,heseess0mesmall. .
Theyare .WhenSinbadunderstandsthis,heputsthemin htsbaf.
Inthevillagethemenstand. . . . . . . Sinbadandtheyaskhimquestions
Sinbadtellsthemenaboutthevalleyandtheyareallvery
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b
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onhishead
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Whatdoes Sinbaddo in the next chapter?Readthe sentencesand write Yesor No.
a Sinbadstaysat homein BaghdadHe
becomesverypoor.
c Sinbadgoest0 an islandA Rocwants
to killhim.
. . black
b Sinbadneedssomemoney.HebuYs
somemo[ecarpetsandhesailsawaY
in a ship.
d Sinbadsellsa lotof carpets.He
becomesrich.
l*
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10. ";j]s;,-
:-, _--
¡s*
if
Sinbird'slricnds(,ornc1ovisithim at
I
hi: tatle,r'shouse.But thercis nothing to
eator drinlc,and thc houscisclirty.Hii
lriendssoongo awirv.
'I ncedmoremoncy,'lrclltirrlis.,.l,hcn
I
canhaverrbc¿rulilirllror¡st,irR¿rin.,
Sinbadexplores the
islandwith two of
the sailors.'l'heyfind
lotsof icwelsthere.
Sinbadand the two
sailors¿rrevery ¿rliaid,so
they climb behinclsome
big stones.When night
comes,they goto slecp.
Irr tllt'ntortting they find a
big srrirlic¿troundthem. The
sn¿rlicc¿rtsone of the sailors.
slr¡r-n¡,1lol of
lr,lriwr,,llltrr
t4
exploreto walkarounda new
iiountryandlearnabouttt
wave a lrneol w¿ll{)rlll;ll m0v0s
across the toD ol tho soa
climb to go upor downuslng
yourhandsandfeet
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11. *..>
fzhen
Sinbadwakes up in
the morning, he,salone.
'Oh nol Theseconclsailoris
deadtoo,'hethinks.And I,m
the snake'snext breakfastl,
Justthen,Sinbadseessome
wood near the tree.
Quickly Sinbadand the
secondsailt.¡rclimb¿r
tree.They staythere all
dayand all night.
effi
Sinbadclimbsdown the
tree¿tndhe makessome
armour lrom the wood.
l'hcn he scesthe snaike.
Thesn¿rhcis hungry.
ln the morning Sinbadwahesup.
'Where'sthe snake?'he thinks.
'l'hesnakeis sleepingin the sun
near the tree.
'fhen, Sinbadseesa ship out at
sea.'I know that ship,'he thinhs.
'It'smy old ship!'
Sinbadquietlyclimbsottl ol'lltt'
armour,and quiclilyputssotttt'
lewelsin his bag.
Then he runs to the se¿t.'l'hcsll¿tlit'
wakesup and comesafterSinb¿rd.
But Sinbadruns fasterand gctsto
the seabeforethe snakecan eathim.
'l'lrt'slri¡rsirilsIlornt'.Il stopsttt
lots ol' tlil'll'rt'rrtcrtuIttrics¿tnd
Sinbirrlsr'llsirll ltis citrpets.When
llc iu'rivcsirr lltrghdad,he has a
lot ol rtrortcy.
t,
L
wake up to stopsjccp¡ng
wood the hardpaI1of a tror) :iil:il n'J
Youweanthis'peopre
Sinbadswims to the ship,
'It's Sinbad!'cry the sailors.'You're
a very lucky man! We haveall your
beautiful carpetsfrom Baghclad!'
'Thank voul' savsSinbacl.

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Choose the ri¡lht words to finish the sentences.
a Slnbadneedsmoremoneybecause
howantsto havea beautiful. .
I I house.
2 i I taole
c 0nZufab,Sinbadfindslotsof. .
1 II .tewels.
2 l l people.
e Thesnakeeats. . .
1 lJ twosailors.
2ll thr"eesailor"s.
Sinbadnunsawayfrom
Il tnecaptainoftheship
f l thesnake
u {ilnriliF-h.ldq:xHtdi
I Findwordsfrom Ghapter6 in thecarpets.
b There'sa stormat seaandSinbad
feelsvery. .
1 ll afrard.
2 Ll ¡lt.
d Slnbadandthesailorsclimba . .
I f] bigstone
2 l l tree.
f Sinbadmakes. .
I Ll a house
2 f] somearmour.
h Sinbadcomeshomewitha lotof .
1 fl carpets.
2 il money.
c w____ d a
2 UsewordsfromActivity1to completethe sentences.
Let'sind some andmakea b¡gfire
Don'tgointhesea.Thenearea lotof bt$ .
Thisis an interestingoldhouse.l'dliket0 .
It'sseveno'clockllt'stimeto . . . .
TheskyisveryblackA bad .
. . . . alltheroomsin 11
nowandhavebreakfast'
is cominf,Ithink
b I I staysin Baflhdarll¡tttlwt'llr:si¡llotll
his adventtlrrls
d I I Éocsbackto theislandofZufab
andgetsmorejewels.
a
b
c
d
e
f
E
Youcan . upthatsmalltreelt'sveryeasy.
Inthisoldpicturethekin$isweaninfsomegrey
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Whathappensin the next chapter?Ticktwo boxes.
Sinbad. .
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1
2
a I Éoesto seaagainfor more
adventures.
c f] meetsa beautifulwomanand
marriesher.
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13. ¡7 Sinbad'sfriendsarevcry happyto ,"" hi^
Sinbadtellsrhem all ¿rboLrlhi. ;;;"r;;;;r.
Suddcnly tltt' lllt'rl t¡rlit'
Sinbad ¿tncltllt'sitilors ltr
their villagc. Sirrbirtlis
now vcry ¿rliaicl.'Oll rro!
They're cannib¿lls,' Irc
thinks.
GaEleanopenboxto Putanrmals
0r peope rn
'l'hcymeetsomestrange men on the beach.
'llello. Canyou helpus?'Sinbadasksthem.
llut the stransemen don't understand.
The cannibalsput the sailorsand
Sinbadin a cage.They givethe
sailorslots of goodthings to c¿tt.
The s¿rilorsarevery hungry. Sinbad
is hungry too,but hc eatsnothing.
Soonthe sailorsare fat, and the
cannibalsarevery hungry.'l'hal
eveningtheytakc the fattest,s¿rilor
and e¿rthim.'l'he next claylhcrY
taheonemorc s¿tilor.
In the morning the ship lands near ¿r
beach. Sinbadanclsomeof the sailorsgo
to flnd help.
beach the fandnextto the sea
stranlle notusual
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14. Sinbadtellsthe king abouthis
wonderlul adventures.T.hehing
listenscarefully.
'You'rea lucky man,,hc s¿rys..Vru
c¿rnrn¿rkcus lucliy 1oo.Vru mu¡-l
marry rnydirughlcr,Ayish¿r.,
'I must getout,' thinks Sinb¿rcl.
Sinbadis very thin anclhe can get
through the cageeasily.fh,rt*" '
evening,when the cannibalsc¿rt
theirdinner,Sinbaclruns ¿rw¿tv.
th¡n notfat
k¡ng themost¡mportantman
ln a country
frii:l;:J:fi
s,meonev.ur
'fhe next morning, Sinbaclarrives
rn a new country He seessome
leoqle.
Aretheycannibals,too?,
thinksSinbad.
Jlut thesepeoplearc not cannibals.
'l'heytakeSinbadto their king.
fall in lovewith 1obegrn16fnv"
S0me0ne
, ycirrirllcrIhe wedding.
ryishabecomesill. A lriend
tirllisto Sinbadquictly.
'l',ccareful!When a woman
rlicsin this country,theY
bury the husband with
lrcr,'he satys.
'What?'criesSinbad.
Ayishabecomesvery ill,
irndin the endshedies.
bury to puta deadpersonunderthe
tir0und
husbandthe manthata woman
rnarries
ground we walk orl ll1tll
follow to go aflcI sorr]0llrrlil or
some00oy
WhenSinbadseesAyisha.s
bc¿luliiul[¿rcc.hc falls in love
with herat once.
l:'"?,],J
m¿rrriesAyishain trontuf
rn('Krng¿lnd¿rllthcpeople.
'l'heking buriesSinbadwith Ayisha.
Healsoburieslotsof iewelswith them.
Sinbadis now lar under the ground.
Sinbadwaitsto die.Ilut
suddenlyhe seesan anim¿ll
near him. It's arbig, strangc
animal. Sinbadputs lots o1'
iewelsin his bag ¿rndhe
quicklyfollows the animttl
through the grouncl.
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15. l¡ul llrerc scnlcnces¡n the correct order. l{umberthem l-g.
ilrt)irrIl)o(j0mesverythinandhecangetthn0ughthe
i Snl)admarr¡es
butshedies
I There'sa andtheshiplandsneara beach
d I i Srnbadarrivesin a newcountryandhemeetsthe
i SrnbadleavesBaghdadona tall
ittrelingOrr'rrW withAyisha
lhc kingwantsSinbadtt¡ hisdaughter,Ayisha
easrly
rrlitli ¡¡rii,'tiiii
Usethe words in the shipto completethe sentences.
a 'Where'sthenearestsupermarket?'
. me.lt'snearhere.'
b 'lt'sveryhottoday'
'Yes,let'sÉodownto theseaandsitonthe
c 'CanI seeyournewwatch?'
'Yes,butpleasedon't .
'Thisis my. .
'Niceto meetyou'
'lsthatyourbrother?'
'Yes,he'sthetall,
'Canyouhearthat . . .
'Yes,mycatis callinfme
'Lookat yourwhitecoat.
'0hno.lt'sverydirtynow
'l loveSharon.'
'0hno,notSharon!YoualwaYs
i 'Thrsanimalis illandit can'tmovc
'Don'tworry.Let'sputit inthe
*llll!iirll.,il ;i,t'll
Whathappensin the nextchapter?Tickone box.
¿ fl ThekinSfrndsSinbadandhe'sveryanfry.
b f l ThekingfindsSinbadSinbadmarriesthokinf'sstrt;onddauShter
c I Srnbadmeetssomesailorsandhesailsilway0na shlp
d [l Srnbadmeetsthecannibalsa$ainTheyputhimbackintheca$e
.......tr.
Hisnameis lVark'
boywithdarkhair'
. noise?'
. Shewantsto comein!'
It'sonthe
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andtheyputhimin a cagu.

16. '7
WhenSinb¿rdcontcsorrllr<¡r.rrundcr
thegrouncl,Ilc lltcctssolltcsirilors.
'I'm Sinbacl1llt,Si¡ikrr-,'lrt,lcllslhcm.
Thesailorsirrt,sru.¡rristrl.,sinltad?
But
Sinb¿rclisrlt'¿rrl,'llrr,"ysiry.
'Wcll, I'llr rlol tk,irtlnow!'Sinbad says.And
I wirnl lo rnt't,l
-yourr:rrptzrin.,
'l'llcshipsailsfor many weeks.One
nrorrrirrg,,the captainseesan island.
Sillbaclirndsomeof the sailorsland
and bcgirrlo cxplorethe island.
The sailorstakeSinbadto
their ship.
Are you Sinbadthe
Sailor?'asksthc captain.
'Yes,'saysSinbad.
'Then, sail with us and tell
us about your aclventures,'
saysthe captain.
'l'lrccggbreaksopenand a big fat young
llrc:c:omesout. It makesa lot of noise.
Srrdclenlyfour angry Rocsfly down.
'1,cl'sgobackto the ship!'saysSinbad.
The Rocsbegittlo ¿rll:lt'li
the ship with big slont's.
'We must sail awity ttow!'
cries the captain.
'l'heship sailsinto a bad storm, and Sinbadlands in the sea.After many
hours in the water,he climbsonto somebig stonesnear a beach.
Sinbadbeginsto explore.Therearc big,bl¿rr'li.slortrrsitll ¿rrounclthc beach,
and a big cave with a river in it. Ilc fill{s t.llt:wrt:t:l<s9l'<tlclshipsarnd
hundredsof jewelson the beach.
l'he sailorsfind a vcry big bircl,s
egg.'Don't touch it!'saysSinbad.
'It'sa Roc'segg!'
But the s¿rilorsthrow stonesat
the egg.
throw l0 rrr¡l.usrrrnr.llrrtrnovr:
rTomyourhandthrouÉhlh(ratr
I
I
attack to befin fifhtin$
cave a bigholeintheground
r¡ver water that mov(lsIn ¿llonfl lln0
wreck a very old brokcn ship
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17. 'Morejewels!'saysSinbad,and
he puts someof the beautiful
stonesin his bag.
Soonhe beginsto feelhungry.
'Thereare lots of jewelshere,'
he thinks. 'But there'snothing
to eat.I must look for
something.But where?,
Sinbadtakeswood from the
wrecksand makesa boat from
it. He puts the boat on the river
in the caveand getson it.
He rows for days through the
dark cave.He feelsmore and
more hungry every day.
After six days,he'svery ill and tired.
But then he seessomeblue sky.He
can alsoseetwo strangemen.
'Welcometo the country of Serendib!,
they say.
'Pleasegiveme something
to eat!'criesSinbad.The
men giveSinbadlots of
different things, and he
eatsfor hours.
'You'rea lucky man,'say
the men. 'Comewith us to
seeour king.'
Sinbadgivessomeof the jewelsto the
kirrg.He alsotellshim about the most
irnportant man in Baghdad,the Caliph.
'Your Caliphis a very goodand wise
rn¿rn,'saysthe king. 'Here are some
presents for him.'
Theking finds¿rbig shi¡rlitr
Sinbadand he givcshim lots
of presents,too. Sinbacls¿lils
back to Baghdad.
On the ship, he thinks about
his adventure in the cave,
'This time I want to stay at
home in Baghdad,'he thinks.
When Sinbaclgivcst,hcpresentsto the
Caliphof'l aghdacl,the Caliphsays:'I have
somcbeautilulcarpetsfor this wiseKing of
Serendib.l'leasetakethem to him.'
'Oh,no!' thinks Sinbad.'Backto seaagain!'
caliph a veryimportantmanin an
Arabcountry
wise whena personunderstandsa
¡otaboutmanyth¡ngs
present somethingthatyougiveto
s0me0ne
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18. ii
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Choosethe correct words to completethe sentences.
a Sinbadisl!eu$ ilf , thesaitorsthink
b Thesailorsthr"ow wood otonesqat the Roc.segg.
c TheRocsattack the ship the island
d WhenSinbadexplor"esthebááchhesoonfeels
rtired,,
ftungry. .
e Sinbadmakesa small ,boat:r.housetfromthewood.
f Sinbadis inthedarkcavefor
,,two ,iix
Oays.
g SinbadtellsthekinSaboutthe
-people.laliph1 of Baghdad.
h TheCaliph¡sa liioe.
bad man,thef rngsays.
i Sinbadsailsbackto Baghdadwith animals presents fortheCaliphj Sinbadwantsto lliü¿yat tromO_go to sea. again.
wd$#tfi$$süffi${
UsethepicturestowritesentenceswithwordsfromGhapterS.
d Hecan veryfast
e There'sthe of anoldshipona beachnearhere.
f Don't
gl Ourdog peoplewhentheyvisitourhouse
üIfiE$SWnfiffiY
Whathappensin the next chapter?Tick one box.
Sinbad. . .
a tr goesbackto thecountnyofSerendibandlivestherefor manyyears
b I d¡esaftena seamonsterattackshim.
c n hasmoreadventuresat sea.
d I becomestheCaliphof Baghdad.
a I sometimesgive to myfriends
J-..!gmg*.i!.ne,s.giyqpre,s.qnts.1p vn) {rignd.s
b Inthesummerweoftenswiminrr.M#
clt'sverydarkinrrrm
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19. prisoner a Personwhorsnolhec
NL
Sinbadsailsfronr llirglrtlirrlr,villr
the presentslirr lllc l(irrg ol' Sr.rt.ll<lib.
Sinbadbeginsto go home.
Oneday,a seamonster
attacksthe ship.
'Help!'criesSinbad.'Not
more adventures!'
'l'lrc l(irrg of' Scrrcrnclibis happy
Io sccSinb¿rdirgirin.
'Sliry lrt'rc!'lrc siryslo Sinbad.
And lcll ln('ntorc irbout the
wise Cl¿rliphol' llirghclad.'
Sinbadfindsa cave.He can hear a
noise.'someone'scrying" he thinks.
Hc looksinto the caveand secsa
young woman. In liont of her,there's
¿rmonster.It is sleePing.
'She'sthe monster'sPrisoner,'
thinhs Sinbad.'I must helPher"
'l'lrcmonsteris angry.lt eatssome
ol'the s¿rilorsfrom the shiP.
()uickly,Sinbadgetsinto a little
boat ¿rndrows away.
Sinbadlands otl itn isli¡rtcl.I lcr
leavcshis boat otl thc llcrlrt'll,ittld
goes to explore.
'l'm sorry,'saysSinbad.'I must
go back to Baghdadnow. I'm
tired of adventures.' Laterthe monsterlc¿rvcsto ltlok
for somethingto cat.Sirlb¿rd
goesinto the cavc.
'Who arevou?'aslisthc wolllittl'
'l'rr Sirrbitdlllc Sailor,'he says.
'l t'irn Itclp ytlu.'
"l'lriulli you,' she saYs,'I'm
Yirsrttitt.'
monster ananimalthalrsvclylr;rrl
to lookat

20. Sinbadt¿rkcsY¿rsntinlo lllc lroi¡l
on the beach.
'C-'anyou row?'silrll;rtlr¡slislrcr.
'Of coursc.I cirn,'slrt.sirys.
'Wcll,hcrt"slnv l)()¿rl.l,t.t'srow.'
Sillbirrliultl Yirsnlirlrovr,:¡ll night. In
llrt' rrror-rrirrgSinlrirrlst'cshis ship.
Sinbad¿uldYasmin
climb up to the ship.
'Sinbad!'thesailors
cry.'You'realivel'
'Of course,'suys
Sinbad.And this is
my friend,Yasmin.'
'l'hepiratestakeSinbadand
Yirsminto a new countrY,¿rndsell
tllcm to a man at the market.
'You must hunt elePhants everY
rlavfor their ivorY,' saYSthe man.
SinbadandYasmin are very
goodat hunting elePhzrnts.
.lustthen,pirates ¿rttachthc ship.,l'he
pirates
makeSinbaclandy¿rsminlhcir ¡rrisoners.
One day,lots of elephanlslirllow SilrIrirtl¡ilrtl'¡tstttirl.Y¿tstllin
is afraicl,'Why are ¡¡,rotsg[cr¡rltirlllslirllovt'irlgttsi' sllt:¿tsks.
,lt's
all riglrt,' saysSinbacl.'l,lli:plrtrrrlsiil'(.'('r'vtrt,isc,you [<now.
Perhapsthey want to tell us sottlt'lltitlg.'
pirate a pefsolt ol l l;lrr¡rwlrrrlrK*;
thrngs f[om Othrtrsltr¡rs
ivory lh,slswhite¿rd hd'd and
comesfromthe longtusksonan
elephant'sface
hunt to looklor ard krllan'nals
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21. lll fllc'r'in¡cSinb¿rcland y¿lsmin
linrl lols ol dcr¿rclclcphernts.
'l,ook ¡¡l irll lllcscrclcacl
t'k'¡rlrirrrls,'s¡¡vsSinbircl.
'Youcan go now' saysthc
hunlcr, and hc givesSinbaclancl
Yasrnina lot ol'rnoncy.
Sinbacltakesthe huntcr to Lhecleacl
elephants.'l'hchunter is very happy.
'T'hanliyor-r,Sinbacl,'he says.,Novr,
r,tcdon't ncedto kill any clcphants.
Wehavelotsol ir¡oryherc.'
Sinbad¿lndY¿rsnilnsailback ttl
llaghdad.Yasrnil-lis verY
cxcited.'I rvantto mcetall your
liiends,'shcsays.
SinbadtaliesYirstllillto lris ltot¡st'.
Y¿rsminis surprisctl. 'irtt't't' t't't-r
rich!' she says.
'13utmoncy isn't t.hctntlst irll¡lttrlitttt
thing,' saysSinbad.'Wc tltrsl Irt'l¡r
pcople,too.'
Sinbaclthcn goesin10llrt'stlt'r'ls ol li;rlilrtllrtlirrld he givcssome ol
his money to the pco¡llt'tllt'r't'uilll lto ltotltt's'
"l'hanli vou, Sinbittl!'tlrt'v t r''.'irtl't't'ir trttly wisc and good man.'

22. --.--
[ffl:f.,rfi]ifl',{fii ;III i,,i"
Correctsix more mistakes.
sinbadtak.ss'rnr rrcoksto theKingof ser-endibAfterthatSinbadsairst0 Baghdad
buta llor;attackshisshipsinbadrandsonan israndandhefindsanordwoman.
HcnnameisYasmin.sinbadandyasminnowin a boattosinbad,sship.somepirates
attacktheshipandSinbadandyasminbecometheirfriendsThepiratesseilsinbad
andYasminto a hunterandtheymusthuntsnakeseverydaysinbadandyasmrnfind
a lotof.lewelsandtheyteilthehunter.Thehuntergrvesthemmoneyandtheygoback
to BaghdadSinbadgivessomeof hiscarpetsto poorpe0ple.
lrti;l$rifli+itb',ftf,{{'i
fhese words don't match the pictures. Gorrectthem.
2 Usethe words from Activity 1 to completethe sentences'
a Sinbadbecomesthecannibals , butherunsawayfromthcm
b l'mafraidto rowontheriver;a biÉ$reenandblacK
watefl
. livestn thtl
? He'sputtinfsomethingto eatin hismouthwith
hewantsto kill
d
e
f
c Canyouseethat
hislon$nose
Inthestonyof PeterPan,CaptainHookis a
PeterPan.
dlU,,lil$i{'1d14r[t r$'f
Whathappensto Sinbadafter the end of the story?
Ghoosefrom theseideasor addyour own'
. iswhiteandIt'sveryexpenslve
There'sa . . . behindthattree Hewantsto killtheanimalsoverthere
PIRATE
Sinbad
aLl
bll
cL-
dI
el
fLl
s[]
h []
marriesYasmin.Thtlyhavrllt lrrlof t;lttltlttrlt
staysinBaghdadHc'svtlrytlt:ll;ttltlltcllvrr:;ttt;tltti'illttttl;tr
$iVeSall hiS mOney tO prltlr'¡tt:rr¡rlrrlli' llvlr; lrr rt rrttt,rlllltrtll;trttl llilIhdad
StaySin BaghCladfOr SOmrlllttttr wlllrY,¡:;tttttt lltrl lltc rllry llrl lt:ilvtls and
goesbackto sea
leavesBa$hdadona biSsftlllllr:illcrrttr¡tr;lrrtttt
foesbacktothecountryt)lstlt.rltlrltll||tlIltlt;tlttltlskrrl!'there.HUt{IER
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23. Itrcky or unlucky?
1 Inthestory$inbadis a veryruckyman.whatis ruckyor unruckyin Engrand?Doyouknow?Gompretethe posterwiththewordsfromthe box.usefour dictionaryto helpyou.
look atthe pictures.Arethesethin$sluckyor unluckyin yourcountry?
0r dotheyhavenospecialmeanin{?Tickthe boxif it isthe samein yourGountry'
a I Peoplein Koreadon'twashtheinhairbeforeanexam
becauseyouwashawayyourmemory,too,theysay!
bfJ
cI
dT
etr Peoplein Br"azilalwaysputthesugarinthecup
beforethecoffeeThismakesyout"ich,theythink
t I lnftalyblackcatsareunluckY
5 What's lucky and unluckyin your country?Complotethe table'
Tuesday13this unluckYin SPain
ATurkishblueeyeamuletkeepsbadluckaway
Thenumber4 is unluckYinJaPan
b
In England. . .
a 4. . .. . islucky
b ThrowinSmoneyina . . . rslucky
rsrucKy
d Findinga litfle. is lucky
e Thenumber . . . is unlucky.
f Walkingundera rsunlucky
g Breakinga. . . is unlucky
h . isanunluckyday.
4 Makea posteraboutluckyandunluckythinÉlsin yourcountry'
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24. +*,
-..
b r;limbint'
l) ung¡erous a(:tivitias
I Matchthe activitieswith the pictures.useyour dictionaryto herpyou.
a snowboirrrlinf c jjf,anggtiOing
W
mtW,¡
d [ ]scubadiving
e bungeejumprng
t I ] whrtewaterr-afting
Readthe advertisementabout a course for a dan$erousactivity.
Gompletethe table.
Woulcl yoLr like to go s('tlf )(t (lirzillg?
A rtcwscubaclivingcoLll'soiss('tt(itt¡i
'tt
the OlympiaSportsC'ctl(r'('or)
4th Marclr.It'sa six wt't'k(()tll('
and itisfcrrhc'ginncrsI ll('r('
a two hour le'sstlltcv('l'/
'l-hursclayfiotl6p111[o lilrltt
'$'r
¡{
'ltr clo thc cotlrsc v()11 lrrrlsl
2 Whatactivitiesare they talking about?
t'dt¡r¿io go(a) . l'mvary
goodat rowing.l'm in ih¿rowingalubai s¿hooland
vregorowingevaryiaiurdal.Éut tharivarien'tvery
ex¿iting.I'dlk¿ to dosomathingmorodangeroua.
1d t;Ke*o go(b)
l-, no* afroicl of rr;gnpia¿esond i iikebe,ng
in lhe rnor¡n*ains A* schooi we prac*ise on 6r
wc¡li The waii isn'* high, so i,i's verrr eas.;¡ i'ci
irKe1o do sornethrng rnore diiiir:ql+
5 Whichactivitywouldyou liketo do?Explainwhy.
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