The Prisoner of Zenda - Chapter 3
Vocabulary
Vocabulary
expect يتوقع exhausted مرهق
recognise يتعرف على popular محبوب
loyal مخلص – موالى alive حى
route طريق permit يسمح بـ
trust يثق form استمارة
nevertheless مع ذلك – بالرغم من sign يوقع على
act يتصرف signature التوقيع
surprised مندهش depend on يعتمد على
anxious مثير للقلق panel لوحة
out of sight بعيد عن النظر passage ممر
compared to مقارنة بـ city gates بوابات المدينة
briefly بأختصار relieved مرتاح
skin الجلد eventually فى النهاية
princess اميرة fork تشعب الطريق
cheeks خدود trap فخ – مصيدة
golden crown تاج زهبى shoot يطلق النار
placed وضع فى مكان puzzle لغز
announce يعلن رسميا torn ممزق
appreciate يقدر قيمة candle شمعة
coach عربة تجرها الخيول fight عراك
ride يركب kidnap يخطف
First
ِِِA-Questions with Model Answers
1-What differences did Rassendyll find when he examined his double carefully?
The King's mouth was less wide and Rassendyll's face was a little thinner.
2-What did Fritz and Colonel Sapt tell the King it was not a good idea for Rassendyll to do?
They told him it was not a good idea for Rassendyll to visit Strelsau at the time of the coronation.
3-What did the King invite Rassendyll to do?
The King invited Rassendyll to have dinner with him in the hunting lodge.
4-Why did Sapt and Fritz object to the King's invitation to Rassendyll to have dinner?
Because of the events the next day. They would have an early start.
5-Why did the King not take Sapt and Fritz's advice not to eat too much?
Because the King was insatiable for food (gluttonous). He thought that good food is more important than sleep.
6-Why did Rassendyll eat a lot when the King invited him to dinner?
Because he was hungry after his long walk, and the food was delicious.
7-Why did Fritz and Colonel Sapt not want to eat too much when the King invited Rassendyll to dinner ?
Because of the events the next day. They would have an early start.
8-What two things did Duke Michael do that the King appreciated?
First, Duke Michael let the King use his guards.
Second, he sent him some delicious cakes to eat.
9-Duke Michael made use of his brother's weakness point to commit his evil act. Explain.
Duke Michael knew that his brother was gluttonous and that he couldn't resist good food, so he sent him poisoned cakes to poison him so that he couldn't be crowned. Duke Michael wanted to be King himself.
10-What did Rassendyll notice about the King when Josef brought the cakes? How?
He noticed that the King was insatiable for food. Though he had already eaten a lot, he ate the cakes hungrily as if they were the first thing he had eaten all day.
11-Why did Rassendyll eat just one cake? What was the result of this?
Or: How was Rassendyll saved from being poisoned like the King?
Rassendyll ate only one cake because he had already eaten enough, so he wasn't as sick as the King. He wasn't poisoned.
12-Why did Colonel Sapt throw water over Rassendyll while he was asleep?
To wake him up at five o'clock in the morning to see what had happened to the King. Nothing else would have woken him up.
13-How did Rassendyll find the King when Sapt and Fritz woke him up at 5 a.m.? What did he do to him then?
The King was lying on the floor. His face was red and he was breathing heavily. Rassendyll felt his pulse, which was very weak and slow.
14-Why could Sapt and Fritz not get a doctor to help the King?
Because there was no doctor for fifteen kilometres.
15-What did Fritz decide to do first when the King was poisoned? Why didn't he carry out ينفذ his decision?
He decided to tell the people of Ruritania that the King was ill, but Sapt stopped him.
16-Who did Fritz and Sapt accuse of poisoning the King? Why?
They accused Duke Michael. They said that if Rudolf didn't become King, Duke Michael would take the crown.
17-What was Sapt's plan to frustrate the Duke's treacherous plot to take the crown?
Or: How did Sapt make use of the resemblance between Rassendyll and the King to forestall Duke Michael's plot to seize the throne?
Sapt suggested that Rassendyll could go to Strelsau to be crowned. People wouldn't realise it because of the resemblance between Rassendyll and the King. Then, when the King got better, Rassendyll could go back to England.
18-Why did Colonel Sapt think that if the King wasn't crowned that day, he would never be King?
Because the whole country was waiting for the King that day. Most of the army was waiting too, with Duke Michael leading it. They wouldn't be happy.
19-What excuse did Rassendyll give to prove that it was impossible for him to replace the King? How did Fritz refute his argument?
Rassendyll said that people would realise that he was not the King because he was English. But Fritz said that Rassendyll's German was perfect.
20-Besides Rassendyll's resemblance to the King, his fluency in German was a crucial factor in accomplishing the mission. Explain.
بجانب التشابه بين راسيندل والملك, كانت إجادته التحدث باللغة الألمانية عاملا حاسما في إنجاز المهمة. اشرح ذلك
Rassendyll looked exactly like the King, but if he hadn't spoken German fluently, he wouldn't have succeeded in his mission.
21-What did Sapt expect to happen to the King in case Rassendyll refused to go to Strelsau to be crowned?
He expected that the King would either be dead or in prison.
22-How long did Rassendyll take to make his decision to take the King's place? Why did he realise he had no choice?
He took about eighty seconds to take his decision. When he looked at the poor King lying on the floor, he realised he had no choice.
23-What did Colonel Sapt and Fritz do to mislead Duke Michael's guards when they arrived at the hunting lodge?
They decided to go to the station early instead of waiting for Duke Michael's guards. They hid the King in the cellar so that the guards would think no one was there.
24-What was Colonel Sapt's plan to get the King to Strelsau?
At night after the coronation, Sapt and Rassendyll would go back to the hunting lodge on their horses. Fritz could stay to guard the King's bedroom. Josef would get the King ready. The King and Sapt would return to the palace and Rassendyll would leave the country.
25-What did Colonel Sapt and Fritz decide to do with Johann's mother? Why?
They decided to lock her in the cellar with the King because she overheard their plan and she might tell Duke Michael about the King's hiding place.
26-What did Colonel Sapt tell Rassendyll to familiarize him with the history of the King's life? Why?
Colonel Sapt told him about the King's family, likes, interests, weaknesses,friends and servants. He also told him how he should behave in the palace. Because Rassendyll was going to take the King's place temporarily.
27-How did Rassendyll feel before reaching Strelsau to play the King's role? Why?
He felt nervous because, as he said, he wasn't made of stone.
28-Why was there no one from the palace to meet Rassendyll, as King, and the others at the station in Strelsau? What did Sapt decide to do?
Because they arrived an hour earlier than it was expected. Sapt decided to send word to the palace.
29-What was the first thing Rassendyll told Sapt he wanted to do when they reached the station in Strelsau? Why?
Rassendyll told him he wanted to have some breakfast as he was hungry.
30-What could Rassendyll hear when he was having breakfast at the station in Strelsau? Why?
He could hear music and people cheering "God save the King!" in preparation for the coronation.
31-Who was Marshal Strakencz? What did he look like?
He was a very important person in the army. He was tall and his jacket was covered in medals.
32-What did the Marshal say to Rassendyll when he met him at the station?
He said he was sorry that the Duke could not meet him, the King, at the station but he would meet him shortly.
33-When did Rassendyll begin to feel less nervous after taking the King's place?
When no one seemed to realise that he was not the real king.
34-What did Rassendyll notice about the capital when he rode through its streets?
The city was partly old and partly new. There were wide, modern streets where the rich people lived in big houses. But behind these was a poor area and narrow streets where the people lived in tiny, old, unhealthy houses.
35-Why did the upper class (the rich) people support the new King?
Because they had always lived well under the King's father. They would support the new King because they knew that nothing would change.
36-Why were the lower class (the poor) people in favour of Duke Kichael?
Because they had lived a bad life under the King's father. They didn't want things to stay the same. They supported Duke Kichael who told them he wanted things to be different and gave them hope for a better life.
37-Why did Rassendyll think that the area of the poor people in Strelsau was not safe for him, as King?
Because the poor people in this area didn't like the King and supported Duke Kichael who gave them hope for a better life.
38-What festivities were there when Rassendyll reached the great square where the palace stood?
There were coloured flags and coloured ribbons everywhere and people lined the streets, clapping and cheering. People threw flowers from down the balconies above Rassendyll.
39-What happened when a flower fell on Rassendyll's horse? What couldn't he tell?
Rassendyll picked the flower up and stuck it onto his coat. The Marshal looked at him, but Rassendyll could not tell يحدد from his expression whether he was happy or angry.
40-What made Rassendyll feel happy when he was in the great square on the coronation day?
He felt happy because at that moment, he really believed he was actually the King. He was delighted to see so much colour and so many happy faces.
41-Why was Rassendyll afraid when he saw Antoinette de Mauban on a balcony above him on the coronation day?
Because when she stared at him, her expression changed. He thought she knew who he was. He thought she would call out, "That is not the real King."
Second
C-Quotations with Model Answers
1-"Colonel, Fritz: who is this gentleman?"
1-Who said this? Who was he asking about?
The King of Ruritania. He was asking about Rassendyll.
2-Why did the speaker and the gentleman stand for a few minutes looking at each other in silence?
Because they looked exactly like each other. They were like identical twins.
3-What did that gentleman find out when he examined the speaker carefully?
Rassendyll found out that there were some differences between them: the King's mouth was less wide and his own face was a little thinner.
2-"I hope you're not angry."
1-Who said this? To whom?
Rassendyll, to the King.
2-Why did the speaker think the other person could be angry?
Because the King met someone who looked exactly like him.
3- What did the addressed person say that the speaker couldn't help doing?
He said that Rassendyll couldn't help looking like him.
3-"What would my brother Michael think if he saw us two together!"
1-Who said this? To whom?
The King, to Colonel Sapt and Fritz.
2-Who does the pronoun "we" refer to?
It refers to the King and Rassendyll.
3-What was the reply of the addressed persons to these words?
They said it was not a good idea for Rassendyll to visit Strelsau at the time of the coronation.
4-"I don't think it would be a good idea for Mr Rassendyll to visit Strelsau now."
1-Who said these words? To whom?
Fritz, to the King.
2-Why did the speaker think it wasn't a good idea for Rassendyll to do so?
Because it wouldn't be nice for the people to see a double of their King.
3-Why did the speaker have to change his opinion hours later?
Because the King was poisoned and if he wasn't crowned that day, Michael would take the crown. So Rassendyll was asked to take the King's place.
5-"Don't worry, sir. I understand the problem. I'll leave Ruritania today."
1-Who said this? To whom?
Rassendyll, to the King.
2-What problem was the speaker talking about?
The problem of the resemblance between Rassendyll and the King. Sapt and Fritz objected to Rassendyll's attending the coronation.
3-Did the speaker leave Ruritania that day? Why / Why not?
No, he didn't. Because Sapt and Fritz asked him to take the King's place to be crowned so that Michael couldn't take the crown.
6-"The Duke said I was to give you this at the end of your meal."
1-Who said these words? To whom?
Josef, the King's servant, to the King.
2-What does the word "this" refer to?
Some cakes.
3-What was the reaction of the addressed person then? Why?
He was very happy and praised his brother Duke Michael because the King liked good food.
7-"Well done, Michael! He knows me well!"
1-What did the King praise Michael for?
He praised him for sending him some cakes.
2-What did the King mean by "He knows me well"?
He meant that Michael knew that the King liked good food.
3-Did Michael deserve the King's commendation? Why / Why not?
No, he didn't. Because he wanted to poison the King so that he couldn't be crowned. Michael wanted to take the crown himself.
8-"That wasn't funny."
1-Who said these words? To whom?
Rassendyll, to Colonel Sapt.
2-Why did the speaker say so?
Because he realised that Sapt had thrown water over him.
3-Did the other person intend to do something funny? Why / Why not?
No. He intended to wake Rassendyll up to see what happened to the King.
9-"Nothing else would wake you up."
1-Who said these words? To whom?
Colonel Sapt, to Rassendyll.
2-What did the speaker do to wake the other person up?
He threw water over him.
3-Why was it difficult to wake that person up? Mention two reasons.
First, he had eaten one poisoned cake which had a little effect on him.
Second, it was five o'clock in the morning.
10-"Rassendyll, you must come and look at this."
1-Who was addressing Rassendyll?
Fritz.
2-What did the speaker want Rassendyll to look at?
He wanted him to look at the King lying on the floor and breathing heavily.
3-What was the problem then? What caused that problem?
The King was poisoned. He had eaten poisoned cakes that Michael sent him.
11-"Yes, he did this so that his brother cannot be crowned."
1-Who said these words? To whom?
Colonel Sapt, to Fritz and Rassendyll.
2-Who was the schemer?
Duke Michael.
3-What did he do to stop the King from being crowned?
He poisoned the King by sending poisoned cakes to him.
12-"You don't know what the Duke is like, do you, Rassendyll?"
1-Who said these words?
Colonel Sapt.
2-What did the speaker mean by these words?
He meant that Rassendyll didn't know the true character of Duke Michael who was a criminal who could do anything to take the crown.
3-What did the speaker suggest to frustrate the Duke's treacherous plot?
Colonel Sapt suggested that Rassendyll could go to Strelsau to be crowned benefiting from the resemblance between him and the King.
13-"Me? That's impossible! People would realise that I'm not the King! And don't forget that I'm English!"
1-Who said these words? To whom?
Rassendyll, to Colonel Sapt.
2-What did the speaker object to?
He objected to going to Strelsau to be crowned.
3-Why did the speaker change his opinion later on?
First, Fritz told him that his German was perfect. Second, he sympathized with the poor King who was lying on the floor and he felt he had no choice.
14-"I understand what you're saying, but the King would never forgive me if I ..."
1-Who said these words? To whom?
Rassendyll, to Colonel Sapt.
2-What was the other person saying that the speaker understood?
Colonel Sapt said that if Rassendyll didn't go to Strelsau, Duke Michael would be King that night, and the King would either be dead or in prison.
3-What, do you think, was the sentence that the speaker didn't finish?
I think it was, "But the King would never forgive me if I was crowned and took his place."
15-"Do we all agree on this plan?"
1-Who asked this question? To whom?
Colonel Sapt, to Fritz and Rassendyll.
2-Write briefly what that plan was.
After the coronation, Sapt and Rassendyll would go back to the hunting lodge. Fritz would guard the King's bedroom. The King and Sapt would return to the palace and Rassendyll would leave the country.
3-What was the listeners' opinion of that plan?
They agreed on it saying that it was a good plan.
Third
D-Find the mistake in each of the following sentences and correct it :
1-The King said it was not every day that you saw your couple .
The King said it was not every day that vou saw your double .
2-fritz introduced Rassendyll to the King.
Sapt introduced Rassendyll to the King.
3-Rassendyll would go to Zenda to attend the coronation
Rassendyll would go to Strelsau to attend the coronation .
4-Fritz and Sapt agreed to let Rassendyll attend the coronation .
Fritz and .Sapt disagreed to let Rassendyll attend the coronation
5-Michael used the small house in the forest for cooking .
Michael used the small house in the forest for hunting .
6-The King ate most of the grapes sent by Michael .
The Kihg ate most of the cakes sent by Michael .
7-Rudolf guessed that the King was imprisoned.
Rudolf guessed that the King was poisoned .
8-It was impossible for the King to attend the wedding.
It was impossible for the King to attend the coronation .
9-Rassendyll was woken up by throwing perfume over him.
Rassendyll was woken up by throwing water over him.
10.The King thought that good sport is more important than sleep.
The King thought that good food is more important than sleep.
11- Sapt suggested that Rassendyll should attend the coronation in place of the Duke.
Sapt suggested that Rassendyll should attend the coronation in plac 'of the King.
12-People would realize that Rassendyll was not the King as he was German.
People would realize that Rassendyll was not the King as he was English .
13-Sapt said they had to leave for Zenda before Michaelis men arrived.
Sapt said 'they had to leave for Strelsau before Michaelis men arrived .
14-Johann's mother would tell Michaelis men the house was empty .
Josef,s mother would tell Mlchael's men the house was empty.
15-Sapt and Rassendyll would fetch the King during the day.
Sapt and Rassendyll would fetch the King during the night.
16-Johann's sister heard them talking about their plans.
Johann's mother heard them talking about their plans.
17-Fritz began to dress Rassendyll in some of the King's clothes .
Josef began to dress Rassendyll in some of the King's clothes .
18-Johann's mother was locked in the cellar with the Duke.
Johann's mother was locked in the cellar with the King .
19-The Duke was waiting for the King at Strelsau train station.
The Marshal was waiting for the King at Strelsau train station.
20-The streets in the Old Town were wide and modern .
The streets in the New Town were wide and modern
ِِِA-Questions with Model Answers
1-What differences did Rassendyll find when he examined his double carefully?
The King's mouth was less wide and Rassendyll's face was a little thinner.
2-What did Fritz and Colonel Sapt tell the King it was not a good idea for Rassendyll to do?
They told him it was not a good idea for Rassendyll to visit Strelsau at the time of the coronation.
3-What did the King invite Rassendyll to do?
The King invited Rassendyll to have dinner with him in the hunting lodge.
4-Why did Sapt and Fritz object to the King's invitation to Rassendyll to have dinner?
Because of the events the next day. They would have an early start.
5-Why did the King not take Sapt and Fritz's advice not to eat too much?
Because the King was insatiable for food (gluttonous). He thought that good food is more important than sleep.
6-Why did Rassendyll eat a lot when the King invited him to dinner?
Because he was hungry after his long walk, and the food was delicious.
7-Why did Fritz and Colonel Sapt not want to eat too much when the King invited Rassendyll to dinner ?
Because of the events the next day. They would have an early start.
8-What two things did Duke Michael do that the King appreciated?
First, Duke Michael let the King use his guards.
Second, he sent him some delicious cakes to eat.
9-Duke Michael made use of his brother's weakness point to commit his evil act. Explain.
Duke Michael knew that his brother was gluttonous and that he couldn't resist good food, so he sent him poisoned cakes to poison him so that he couldn't be crowned. Duke Michael wanted to be King himself.
10-What did Rassendyll notice about the King when Josef brought the cakes? How?
He noticed that the King was insatiable for food. Though he had already eaten a lot, he ate the cakes hungrily as if they were the first thing he had eaten all day.
11-Why did Rassendyll eat just one cake? What was the result of this?
Or: How was Rassendyll saved from being poisoned like the King?
Rassendyll ate only one cake because he had already eaten enough, so he wasn't as sick as the King. He wasn't poisoned.
12-Why did Colonel Sapt throw water over Rassendyll while he was asleep?
To wake him up at five o'clock in the morning to see what had happened to the King. Nothing else would have woken him up.
13-How did Rassendyll find the King when Sapt and Fritz woke him up at 5 a.m.? What did he do to him then?
The King was lying on the floor. His face was red and he was breathing heavily. Rassendyll felt his pulse, which was very weak and slow.
14-Why could Sapt and Fritz not get a doctor to help the King?
Because there was no doctor for fifteen kilometres.
15-What did Fritz decide to do first when the King was poisoned? Why didn't he carry out ينفذ his decision?
He decided to tell the people of Ruritania that the King was ill, but Sapt stopped him.
16-Who did Fritz and Sapt accuse of poisoning the King? Why?
They accused Duke Michael. They said that if Rudolf didn't become King, Duke Michael would take the crown.
17-What was Sapt's plan to frustrate the Duke's treacherous plot to take the crown?
Or: How did Sapt make use of the resemblance between Rassendyll and the King to forestall Duke Michael's plot to seize the throne?
Sapt suggested that Rassendyll could go to Strelsau to be crowned. People wouldn't realise it because of the resemblance between Rassendyll and the King. Then, when the King got better, Rassendyll could go back to England.
18-Why did Colonel Sapt think that if the King wasn't crowned that day, he would never be King?
Because the whole country was waiting for the King that day. Most of the army was waiting too, with Duke Michael leading it. They wouldn't be happy.
19-What excuse did Rassendyll give to prove that it was impossible for him to replace the King? How did Fritz refute his argument?
Rassendyll said that people would realise that he was not the King because he was English. But Fritz said that Rassendyll's German was perfect.
20-Besides Rassendyll's resemblance to the King, his fluency in German was a crucial factor in accomplishing the mission. Explain.
بجانب التشابه بين راسيندل والملك, كانت إجادته التحدث باللغة الألمانية عاملا حاسما في إنجاز المهمة. اشرح ذلك
Rassendyll looked exactly like the King, but if he hadn't spoken German fluently, he wouldn't have succeeded in his mission.
21-What did Sapt expect to happen to the King in case Rassendyll refused to go to Strelsau to be crowned?
He expected that the King would either be dead or in prison.
22-How long did Rassendyll take to make his decision to take the King's place? Why did he realise he had no choice?
He took about eighty seconds to take his decision. When he looked at the poor King lying on the floor, he realised he had no choice.
23-What did Colonel Sapt and Fritz do to mislead Duke Michael's guards when they arrived at the hunting lodge?
They decided to go to the station early instead of waiting for Duke Michael's guards. They hid the King in the cellar so that the guards would think no one was there.
24-What was Colonel Sapt's plan to get the King to Strelsau?
At night after the coronation, Sapt and Rassendyll would go back to the hunting lodge on their horses. Fritz could stay to guard the King's bedroom. Josef would get the King ready. The King and Sapt would return to the palace and Rassendyll would leave the country.
25-What did Colonel Sapt and Fritz decide to do with Johann's mother? Why?
They decided to lock her in the cellar with the King because she overheard their plan and she might tell Duke Michael about the King's hiding place.
26-What did Colonel Sapt tell Rassendyll to familiarize him with the history of the King's life? Why?
Colonel Sapt told him about the King's family, likes, interests, weaknesses,friends and servants. He also told him how he should behave in the palace. Because Rassendyll was going to take the King's place temporarily.
27-How did Rassendyll feel before reaching Strelsau to play the King's role? Why?
He felt nervous because, as he said, he wasn't made of stone.
28-Why was there no one from the palace to meet Rassendyll, as King, and the others at the station in Strelsau? What did Sapt decide to do?
Because they arrived an hour earlier than it was expected. Sapt decided to send word to the palace.
29-What was the first thing Rassendyll told Sapt he wanted to do when they reached the station in Strelsau? Why?
Rassendyll told him he wanted to have some breakfast as he was hungry.
30-What could Rassendyll hear when he was having breakfast at the station in Strelsau? Why?
He could hear music and people cheering "God save the King!" in preparation for the coronation.
31-Who was Marshal Strakencz? What did he look like?
He was a very important person in the army. He was tall and his jacket was covered in medals.
32-What did the Marshal say to Rassendyll when he met him at the station?
He said he was sorry that the Duke could not meet him, the King, at the station but he would meet him shortly.
33-When did Rassendyll begin to feel less nervous after taking the King's place?
When no one seemed to realise that he was not the real king.
34-What did Rassendyll notice about the capital when he rode through its streets?
The city was partly old and partly new. There were wide, modern streets where the rich people lived in big houses. But behind these was a poor area and narrow streets where the people lived in tiny, old, unhealthy houses.
35-Why did the upper class (the rich) people support the new King?
Because they had always lived well under the King's father. They would support the new King because they knew that nothing would change.
36-Why were the lower class (the poor) people in favour of Duke Kichael?
Because they had lived a bad life under the King's father. They didn't want things to stay the same. They supported Duke Kichael who told them he wanted things to be different and gave them hope for a better life.
37-Why did Rassendyll think that the area of the poor people in Strelsau was not safe for him, as King?
Because the poor people in this area didn't like the King and supported Duke Kichael who gave them hope for a better life.
38-What festivities were there when Rassendyll reached the great square where the palace stood?
There were coloured flags and coloured ribbons everywhere and people lined the streets, clapping and cheering. People threw flowers from down the balconies above Rassendyll.
39-What happened when a flower fell on Rassendyll's horse? What couldn't he tell?
Rassendyll picked the flower up and stuck it onto his coat. The Marshal looked at him, but Rassendyll could not tell يحدد from his expression whether he was happy or angry.
40-What made Rassendyll feel happy when he was in the great square on the coronation day?
He felt happy because at that moment, he really believed he was actually the King. He was delighted to see so much colour and so many happy faces.
41-Why was Rassendyll afraid when he saw Antoinette de Mauban on a balcony above him on the coronation day?
Because when she stared at him, her expression changed. He thought she knew who he was. He thought she would call out, "That is not the real King."
Second
C-Quotations with Model Answers
1-"Colonel, Fritz: who is this gentleman?"
1-Who said this? Who was he asking about?
The King of Ruritania. He was asking about Rassendyll.
2-Why did the speaker and the gentleman stand for a few minutes looking at each other in silence?
Because they looked exactly like each other. They were like identical twins.
3-What did that gentleman find out when he examined the speaker carefully?
Rassendyll found out that there were some differences between them: the King's mouth was less wide and his own face was a little thinner.
2-"I hope you're not angry."
1-Who said this? To whom?
Rassendyll, to the King.
2-Why did the speaker think the other person could be angry?
Because the King met someone who looked exactly like him.
3- What did the addressed person say that the speaker couldn't help doing?
He said that Rassendyll couldn't help looking like him.
3-"What would my brother Michael think if he saw us two together!"
1-Who said this? To whom?
The King, to Colonel Sapt and Fritz.
2-Who does the pronoun "we" refer to?
It refers to the King and Rassendyll.
3-What was the reply of the addressed persons to these words?
They said it was not a good idea for Rassendyll to visit Strelsau at the time of the coronation.
4-"I don't think it would be a good idea for Mr Rassendyll to visit Strelsau now."
1-Who said these words? To whom?
Fritz, to the King.
2-Why did the speaker think it wasn't a good idea for Rassendyll to do so?
Because it wouldn't be nice for the people to see a double of their King.
3-Why did the speaker have to change his opinion hours later?
Because the King was poisoned and if he wasn't crowned that day, Michael would take the crown. So Rassendyll was asked to take the King's place.
5-"Don't worry, sir. I understand the problem. I'll leave Ruritania today."
1-Who said this? To whom?
Rassendyll, to the King.
2-What problem was the speaker talking about?
The problem of the resemblance between Rassendyll and the King. Sapt and Fritz objected to Rassendyll's attending the coronation.
3-Did the speaker leave Ruritania that day? Why / Why not?
No, he didn't. Because Sapt and Fritz asked him to take the King's place to be crowned so that Michael couldn't take the crown.
6-"The Duke said I was to give you this at the end of your meal."
1-Who said these words? To whom?
Josef, the King's servant, to the King.
2-What does the word "this" refer to?
Some cakes.
3-What was the reaction of the addressed person then? Why?
He was very happy and praised his brother Duke Michael because the King liked good food.
7-"Well done, Michael! He knows me well!"
1-What did the King praise Michael for?
He praised him for sending him some cakes.
2-What did the King mean by "He knows me well"?
He meant that Michael knew that the King liked good food.
3-Did Michael deserve the King's commendation? Why / Why not?
No, he didn't. Because he wanted to poison the King so that he couldn't be crowned. Michael wanted to take the crown himself.
8-"That wasn't funny."
1-Who said these words? To whom?
Rassendyll, to Colonel Sapt.
2-Why did the speaker say so?
Because he realised that Sapt had thrown water over him.
3-Did the other person intend to do something funny? Why / Why not?
No. He intended to wake Rassendyll up to see what happened to the King.
9-"Nothing else would wake you up."
1-Who said these words? To whom?
Colonel Sapt, to Rassendyll.
2-What did the speaker do to wake the other person up?
He threw water over him.
3-Why was it difficult to wake that person up? Mention two reasons.
First, he had eaten one poisoned cake which had a little effect on him.
Second, it was five o'clock in the morning.
10-"Rassendyll, you must come and look at this."
1-Who was addressing Rassendyll?
Fritz.
2-What did the speaker want Rassendyll to look at?
He wanted him to look at the King lying on the floor and breathing heavily.
3-What was the problem then? What caused that problem?
The King was poisoned. He had eaten poisoned cakes that Michael sent him.
11-"Yes, he did this so that his brother cannot be crowned."
1-Who said these words? To whom?
Colonel Sapt, to Fritz and Rassendyll.
2-Who was the schemer?
Duke Michael.
3-What did he do to stop the King from being crowned?
He poisoned the King by sending poisoned cakes to him.
12-"You don't know what the Duke is like, do you, Rassendyll?"
1-Who said these words?
Colonel Sapt.
2-What did the speaker mean by these words?
He meant that Rassendyll didn't know the true character of Duke Michael who was a criminal who could do anything to take the crown.
3-What did the speaker suggest to frustrate the Duke's treacherous plot?
Colonel Sapt suggested that Rassendyll could go to Strelsau to be crowned benefiting from the resemblance between him and the King.
13-"Me? That's impossible! People would realise that I'm not the King! And don't forget that I'm English!"
1-Who said these words? To whom?
Rassendyll, to Colonel Sapt.
2-What did the speaker object to?
He objected to going to Strelsau to be crowned.
3-Why did the speaker change his opinion later on?
First, Fritz told him that his German was perfect. Second, he sympathized with the poor King who was lying on the floor and he felt he had no choice.
14-"I understand what you're saying, but the King would never forgive me if I ..."
1-Who said these words? To whom?
Rassendyll, to Colonel Sapt.
2-What was the other person saying that the speaker understood?
Colonel Sapt said that if Rassendyll didn't go to Strelsau, Duke Michael would be King that night, and the King would either be dead or in prison.
3-What, do you think, was the sentence that the speaker didn't finish?
I think it was, "But the King would never forgive me if I was crowned and took his place."
15-"Do we all agree on this plan?"
1-Who asked this question? To whom?
Colonel Sapt, to Fritz and Rassendyll.
2-Write briefly what that plan was.
After the coronation, Sapt and Rassendyll would go back to the hunting lodge. Fritz would guard the King's bedroom. The King and Sapt would return to the palace and Rassendyll would leave the country.
3-What was the listeners' opinion of that plan?
They agreed on it saying that it was a good plan.
Third
D-Find the mistake in each of the following sentences and correct it :
1-The King said it was not every day that you saw your couple .
The King said it was not every day that vou saw your double .
2-fritz introduced Rassendyll to the King.
Sapt introduced Rassendyll to the King.
3-Rassendyll would go to Zenda to attend the coronation
Rassendyll would go to Strelsau to attend the coronation .
4-Fritz and Sapt agreed to let Rassendyll attend the coronation .
Fritz and .Sapt disagreed to let Rassendyll attend the coronation
5-Michael used the small house in the forest for cooking .
Michael used the small house in the forest for hunting .
6-The King ate most of the grapes sent by Michael .
The Kihg ate most of the cakes sent by Michael .
7-Rudolf guessed that the King was imprisoned.
Rudolf guessed that the King was poisoned .
8-It was impossible for the King to attend the wedding.
It was impossible for the King to attend the coronation .
9-Rassendyll was woken up by throwing perfume over him.
Rassendyll was woken up by throwing water over him.
10.The King thought that good sport is more important than sleep.
The King thought that good food is more important than sleep.
11- Sapt suggested that Rassendyll should attend the coronation in place of the Duke.
Sapt suggested that Rassendyll should attend the coronation in plac 'of the King.
12-People would realize that Rassendyll was not the King as he was German.
People would realize that Rassendyll was not the King as he was English .
13-Sapt said they had to leave for Zenda before Michaelis men arrived.
Sapt said 'they had to leave for Strelsau before Michaelis men arrived .
14-Johann's mother would tell Michaelis men the house was empty .
Josef,s mother would tell Mlchael's men the house was empty.
15-Sapt and Rassendyll would fetch the King during the day.
Sapt and Rassendyll would fetch the King during the night.
16-Johann's sister heard them talking about their plans.
Johann's mother heard them talking about their plans.
17-Fritz began to dress Rassendyll in some of the King's clothes .
Josef began to dress Rassendyll in some of the King's clothes .
18-Johann's mother was locked in the cellar with the Duke.
Johann's mother was locked in the cellar with the King .
19-The Duke was waiting for the King at Strelsau train station.
The Marshal was waiting for the King at Strelsau train station.
20-The streets in the Old Town were wide and modern .
The streets in the New Town were wide and modern
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