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The Adventure of Tim and Star: The Rescue of the Princes Once upon a time in a small village, there was a young boy named Tim. Tim loved animals, especially horses. He often dreamed of having his very own horse to explore the countryside. One sunny morning, as Tim walked through the fields near his home, he saw a wild horse watching him from a distance. The horse had a shiny brown coat and a long black mane that danced in the wind. Tim named him Star because of the white star-shaped spot on his forehead. Tim approached Star slowly, speaking softly and gently. To his surprise, Star didn't run away. Instead, Star looked curiously at Tim and even took a few steps forward. Tim held out his hand, and Star nuzzled against it happily. From that moment, the two became friends. Every day after school, Tim would visit Star, bringing him apples and carrots. Star grew comfortable with Tim and allowed him to climb onto his back. One day, while they were exploring, they heard a distant cry for h...

The Fox and the Grapes  Complete the story by using the correct forms of the verbs in brackets  Once upon a time, a hungry fox ______ (wander) through a sunny forest and ____ (spot) a bunch of juicy grapes hanging from a high vine. "Oh, those grapes look so good!" he ____ (say) to himself. Determined, the fox ____ (decide) to jump and reach them. He ____ (take) a few steps back to get a running start, then ____ (leap) into the air. **Thud!** He ____ (land) on the ground, missing the grapes. "That was just a practice jump," he ____ (tell) himself, so he ____ (try) again. **Thud!** Again, he ____ (fail) to reach them. After many attempts, the exhausted fox ____ (sit) down under the vine. “Why can’t I get those grapes?” he ____ (wonder). Finally, he ____ (look) up at the grapes and ____ (say), “Maybe they are sour and not worth my trouble.” Feeling better, he ____ (stand) up and ____ (shake) off the dirt. “I don’t need those grapes to be happy!” With that, the fox ____...

TROY A long time ago, in ancient Greece, there was a city called Troy. This city was strong and had big walls. The Greeks wanted to conquer Troy because Prince Paris of Troy took Helen, the beautiful wife of a Greek king, Menelaus. The Greek army sailed to Troy and fought for ten years, but they could not enter the city. Then, a clever Greek named Odysseus thought of a smart plan. The Greeks built a big wooden horse and hid their soldiers inside it. They left the horse outside Troy and pretended to sail away. The people of Troy thought the horse was a gift and pulled it into their city. That night, Greek soldiers climbed out of the horse. They opened the city gates, and the rest of the Greek army entered. Together, they defeated Troy. The story of Troy teaches us about war, clever ideas, and the dangers of pride. Today, people still remember the bravery and the tragedy of Troy. The story of Troy Quiz 1. **Where was the city of Troy located?**    - a) In ancient Rome   ...

The White Butterfly and the Rosemary Plant In a sunny garden, there is a beautiful white butterfly. The butterfly has soft wings that sparkle in the sunlight. Every day, she flies from flower to flower, looking for sweet nectar. One day, the butterfly sees a green plant with small blue flowers. It is a rosemary plant. The butterfly is curious. She flies down to the rosemary plant and lands gently on one of its leaves. "Hello!" says the rosemary plant. "Welcome to my home!" The butterfly is surprised. "You can talk!" she says. "Yes," says the rosemary plant. "I can talk because I love to make friends. What is your name?" "My name is Bella," says the butterfly. "I fly around the garden every day. What is your name?" "I am Rosie," says the rosemary plant. "I grow in this garden. I smell good and help people in their cooking." Bella smiles. "You are special, Rosie! I like your smell." Rosie ...

The story of Prophet Yunus The story of Prophet Yunus (known as Jonah in the Judeo-Christian tradition) is a significant tale in Islamic tradition, highlighting themes of repentance, mercy, and the compassion of God. Prophet Yunus was sent by God to the people of Nineveh, a great city whose inhabitants had fallen into idol worship and sin. Despite his warnings and calls for them to repent and turn back to God, the people of Nineveh refused to listen. Frustrated by their persistent disobedience, Prophet Yunus decided to leave the city, assuming that God's punishment would inevitably come upon the people. He departed without God's command, which was a lapse in his duty as a prophet. After leaving Nineveh, Yunus boarded a ship. During the voyage, aviolent storm threatened to sink the vessel. The crew and passengers, believing that someone on board had brought misfortune, decided to cast lots to determine who it was. The lot fell on Yunus, leading them to throw him overboard to cal...

A Story about Self-sabotaging  Jack was a talented painter, but he never showed his work to anyone. He often doubted himself and thought he was not good enough. Every time someone asked about his paintings, Jack would say, "Oh, they’re not ready," or "I need more practice." Deep down, Jack was afraid of failure and worried people wouldn't like his art. One day, Jack met an old friend, Sarah, at the local market. She was an art teacher and very enthusiastic about seeing his work. "Please, just show me one painting," she insisted. Reluctantly, Jack agreed. He showed her a picture he had hidden in his attic. Sarah's eyes lit up with amazement. "Jack, this is beautiful! You have a gift," she exclaimed. Her words made Jack think. Why had he been hiding his talent? That night, Jack sat quietly and thought about his life. He realized he had been sabotaging his own success. His fear of failure was holding him back. He decided it was time for a ch...

Who was Pandora and what was in her box? Pandora was the first woman in Greek mythology. According to the stories, she was created by the gods, each giving her special gifts. Her name even means "all-gifted." Zeus, the king of the gods, gave Pandora a box as a wedding present but told her never to open it. However, Pandora was very curious about what was inside. One day, she couldn't resist her curiosity and decided to open the box. The moment she opened it, many bad things flew out: sickness, envy, hatred, and more. These were all the evils that now exist in the world. Frightened, Pandora quickly closed the box, but it was too late. All the bad things had escaped. However, when she looked inside the box again, she saw that there was one thing left: hope. Pandora realized that even though there are many problems in the world, hope is always there to help us keep going. This story explains why there are troubles in the world and why hope remains important. Questions   1. W...

Emma's Shopping Adventure Emma is a girl who loves shopping more than anything else. Every Saturday, she eagerly waits for the weekend to go to her favorite mall.  One sunny Saturday morning, Emma wakes up and thinks, ** "What should I wear today?" ** She decides to wear her favorite blue dress because it makes her feel happy.  As she arrives at the mall, she wonders, **" Who will I meet here? "** She loves bumping into her friends while shopping. To her surprise, she finds her best friend Lily standing near the entrance. **" What are you doing here? "** Lily asks with a big smile. "I was just about to ask you the same thing!" Emma replies. They start their adventure by going to the first store. **" How much does this dress cost? "** Emma asks as she holds up a beautiful red dress. "I think it’s on sale!" Lily answers excitedly. They quickly check the price tag, and Emma says, **" What a great deal! "**  Next, th...