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knight - Ritter Do you know the legend of King Arthur and the Knights of the Round Table? One of the most told legends in Britain’s history is probably the one of Robin Hood. It (take) place around 1100 when many outlaws (live) in Sherwood Forest. Robin Hood lived with his fellows, known as the Merry Men, among them. Robin’s most famous fellows (be) Little John, Will Scarlet, Brother Tuck and Maid Marian. Despite every law, he (rob) the rich and gave to the poor. Robin was a loyal servant to King Richard Lionheart whose brother (plot) to steal his crown. And so Robin and his fellows fought Prince John and the Sheriff of Nottingham who (be) instructed to capture them. But they couldn’t be captured because they (be) too smart and managed to escape the Sheriff every time. One day Robin and the Merry Men (manage) to break into Nottingham Castle and steal all the Sheriff’s gold. Richard Lionheart had heard of the brave robber helped the poorest of Revenue simple past Revenue simple past Since these stories are about people from history, they have to be written in simple past. 1. Put the verbs in part 1 of the text into simple past. 2. Part 2 of the Story of Robin Hood is full of relative clauses . Complete the text by using who, that or which. 3. Read the story of brave Robin Hood and his Merry Men after. Do you think it's ok to rob the rich and give to the poor? Write down why or why not by using the subordinate clause of reason, time and comparison. Example: It's good because... It's bad when... Myths, legends and stories Myths and legends are stories about people from history. Usually, they aren’t completely true. Sometimes, the writer changes some events a bit to make them more interesting, exciting or to convey a message for what's right or wrong. Legends are full of colourful characters such as warm-hearted kings, evil queens, brave knights and magical characters like wizards. The legend of Robin Hood and the Merry Men Exercises Revision - Mixed exercises Seite 1 von 4 © Copyright 2020 – www.SchulLV.de

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knight - Ritter Do you know the legend of King Arthur and the Knightsof the Round Table?

One of the most told legends in Britain’s history is

probably the one of Robin Hood. It

(take) place around 1100 when many outlaws

(live) in Sherwood Forest. Robin Hood

lived with his fellows, known as the Merry Men,

among them. Robin’s most famous fellows

(be) Little John, Will Scarlet, Brother

Tuck and Maid Marian. Despite every law, he

(rob) the rich and gave to the poor.

Robin was a loyal servant to King Richard Lionheart

whose brother (plot) to steal his

crown. And so Robin and his fellows fought Prince

John and the Sheriff of Nottingham who

(be) instructed to capture them. But

they couldn’t be captured because they

(be) too smart and managed to

escape the Sheriff every time. One day Robin and

the Merry Men (manage) to break into

Nottingham Castle and steal all the Sheriff’s gold.

Richard Lionheart had heard of the

brave robber helped the poorest of

Revenue s imple pa s tRevenue s imple pa s t

Since these stories are about people from

history, they have to be written in simple past.

1. Put the verbs in part 1 of the text into simple

past.

2. Part 2 of the Story of Robin Hood is full of

relative clauses. Complete the text by using

who, that or which.

3. Read the story of brave Robin Hood and

his Merry Men after. Do you think it's ok to

rob the rich and give to the poor? Write

down why or why not by using the

subordinate clause of reason, time and

comparison.

Example: It's good because... It's bad when...

Myths, legends and stories

Myths and legends are stories about people from history. Usually, they aren’t completely true. Sometimes, the writer

changes some events a bit to make them more interesting, exciting or to convey a message for what's right or

wrong. Legends are full of colourful characters such as warm-hearted kings, evil queens, brave knights and magical

characters like wizards.

The legend of Robin Hood and the Merry Men

Exercises

Revision - Mixed exercises

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the poor returned to England. To see Robin’s

heroism himself he dressed as a beggar and went

into Sherwood Forest. Robin

recognised his king bowed to him. King Richard

was touched by Robin’s loyalty

decided to reward him. Robin was

pardoned by the king lived as a free man ever since.

Some legends even say that the king married Robin

and Maid Marian.

4.

Myths and

legendsStories Reason

... ...

Example: f icitional based onhistory

...

Legend or s tory?Legend or s tory?

Read the short explanations, and decide if it's either a legend or a fictional story. Copy the table write down

the reasons for your descision.

King Arthur a nd the Knights o f the Round T a ble:King Arthur a nd the Knights o f the Round T a ble:

I'm King Arthur and lived in my castle Camelot in Britain. The story I take place in is based on historical

events even though I haven't actually lived. I appointed my most loyal followers as Knights of the Round

Table.

Ha rry Pot ter :Ha rry Pot ter :

I'm Harry Potter a young wizard who lives in Little Whinging near London and visits Hogwarts School of

Witchcraft and Wizardry where we learn how to fly a broomstick and use our wands. My friends are Ron

and Hermoine and we go on many adventures. We are invented by the writer J.K. Rowling.

T he Loch Ness Mons ter :T he Loch Ness Mons ter :

The Loch Ness Monster is a mysterious sea creature and is told to live in the Scottish Highlands. Many

people reported to have seen the dinosaur-like creature, but every picture taken turned out to be fake.

Robin Hood:Robin Hood:

I'm Robin Hood, Sherwood Forest was my home and I robbed the rich and gave to the poor. I was loyal

to King Richard Lionheart and lived around 1100.

Sher lock Ho lmes :Sher lock Ho lmes :

I'm Sherlock Holmes an exceptionally smart detective invented by Canon Doyle. I lived at 221b Baker

Street in London and could solve almost every case with my assistant Dr Watson.

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Hogwards School is a big castle

5.

a) Complete the subordinate and relative clauses in

the text. Decide if either which, who, that, like,

before, after or as much as fits.

Platform at King's Cross

Potions classroom

Harry Potter is a very special boy

has a lightning shaped scar on his forehead.

he knew he's a

wizard, he lived at his aunt and uncle's

are muggles. People are called

muggles they have no magical

power. He's got a beautiful owl named Hedwig

has got white feathers. Harry

goes to a magical school is called

Hogwarts. He goes there by train

departs on platform every September first

from King's Cross. This is where he met his

friends Ron Weasley and Hermoine Granger for

the first time. When they arrive at school they get

sorted into four houses are called

Gryffindor, Ravenclaw, Slytherin and Hufflepuff.

At school, they take classes

Potions, History of Magic and Defence against

the Dark Arts. Potions class is

taught by a teacher Harry doesn't like at all, is

his least favourite class. The most popular sport

in the magic world is Quidditch. Quidditch

is also popular at Hogwarts is

played up in the air on broomsticks. Harry

is an exceptionally good flyer is

also part of Gryffindor's Quidditch team.

Welcome to the wiz a rding wor ld o f Ha rry Pot terWelcome to the wiz a rding wor ld o f Ha rry Pot ter

b) Revision present perfect.

Put the sentences into the present perfect.

1. They ate every meal in the Great Hall.

2. Harry lived in Little Whinging before going to Hogwards.

3. Harry's Quidditch team won many games.

4. Hermoine always studied a lot before their f inal exams.

5. Ron had a rat as a pet until he found out that this rat is an animagus.

(Animagus a person that can turn into an animal)

c) Revision going-to future.

Look at Harry, Ron and Hermoine's timetable.

Write down what they planning on doing during the week in the going-to future.

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