Rudyard Kipling HOW THE WHALE GOT HIS THROAT

Rudyard Kipling HOW THE WHALE GOT HIS THROAT

E R Я K C A TRY TO REMEMBER THESE ПЛОТВА WORDS: СКУМБРИ M МОРСКАЯ ЗВЕЗДА EL STARFI SH CRA B C A D GAR FIESH КРАБ КИТ САРГАН R E K C PI EEL ЩУКА PL E C I A КАМБАЛА WHALE SK УГОРЬ AT E СКАТ EEL

LISTEN TO THE STORY AND ANSWER WHO IT IS ABOUT.

Say who: • was stute • was hungry • swam as fast as he could • wore nothing but a pair of breeches and a pair of suspenders • felt most unhappy • was a person of infinite – resource – and – sagacity • put the grating into the Whale’s throat

LISTEN TO THE TALE AGAIN AND GET READY TO ANSWER THE QUESTIONS AFTER IT.

Answer the questions: 1. What did the Whale eat with his mouth? 2. What did the small Stute Fish say to the Whale? 3. The Whale found one single, solitary 4. 5. 6. 7. shipwrecked Mariner, didn’t he? What did the Whale swallow? Whom did the Whale swallow? How could the mariner get out of the Whale? What can you say about the mariner?

Fill in the blanks with the correct answer using words from the box: hiccoughs afraid angry time swallowed find 1. In the sea, once upon a _____ , there was a Whale. 2. Then the whale opened his mouth and _____ the ship 3. 4. 5. wrecked Mariner. All the fishes he could ____ in all the sea he ate with his mouth. Come out and behave yourself. I've got the ______. The small Stute Fish went and himself in the mud He was ______ that the Whale might be _____ with him.

Whose words are these? Choose the correct answer from the list of characters: The Man The Stute Fish The Whale 1. “This man is very nubbly, and besides he is making me hiccough. ” 2. “You had better take him home. ” 3. “Nay, nay! Not so, but otherwise. Take me to my natal shore. ” 4. “Have you ever tasted Man? ” 5. “It is only fair to tell you, he is a man of infinite - resource - and sagacity. ” 6. “Come out and behave yourself. I`ve got the hiccoughs. ”

Put the sentences in the right order: • So the whale swam and swam, with both flippers and his • • tail, as hard as he could for the hiccoughs, and at last he saw the Mariner’s natal shore. In the sea, once upon a time, there was a Whale. The Stute Fish advised the Whale to taste Man. At last there was only one small Stute Fish. He ate all the fishes. The Whale found the ship-wrecked Mariner in the middle of the sea and swallowed him with the raft he was sitting on. Then the Man put the raft as a grating into the Whale’s throat and went out. The Man danced and jumped inside the Whale and made him swim to his natal shore. That’s why whales nowadays never eat men or boys or little girls.

Make short dialogues between: • The Whale and the Stute Fish • The Whale and the Mariner

RETELL THE STORY.