P.5 The hole in the hill (Prepositions 2)

The people in Hamelin lived​ (a)    big stone houses,​ (b)   barns full​ (c)   yellow corn. Suddenly, lots​ (d)   rats stole the corn​ (e)   breaking into those barns.

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Pied Piper held a pipe and came​ (a)   the room. He spoke​ (b)   the King about helping him getting rid​ (c)   those rats. The King would pay him five bags​ (d)   gold.

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Piper played his pipe and all the rats came​ (a)   of their holes and followed him​ (b)   the meadow. They all fell​ (c)   the river.

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However, the King only paid him one bag​ (a)   gold. Piper said, ‘You stole​ (b)   me and so I will steal from you!’ All the children​ (c)   Hamelin heard his pipe. They came​ (d)   of their homes and followed him​ (e)   the hill.

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They went​ (a)   a hole on the hill and then the hole closed​ (b)   .

           The people of Hamelin were cross​ (c)   the King. They tied him​ (d)   a rope and flung him​ (e)   the river.

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People went up the hill​ (a)   four bags of gold and asked Piper to bring their children​ (b)   . Piper went back​ (c)   the hill and played his pipe. Sweet notes filled the air and the hole opened​ (d)   . All the children went home!

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