Integrated English Skills: Unit 3

What did the little boy love to do every day?

• He loved to play around the apple tree.

• He loved to jump from the apple tree.

• He loved to cut down the apple tree.

• He loved to sail around the apple tree.

Where did the boy love to nap?

• On one of the branches.

• In the shadow of the tree.

• On the roots of the tree.

• In his bed.

What happened after he grew up?

• He moved away.

• He chopped down the tree.

• He played longer around the tree.

• He no longer played around the tree every day.

What did the boy do to get money?

• He got a job at McDonald's.

• He cut down the tree and sold the wood.

• He picked and sold all the apples.

• He robbed a bank and put lemon juice on his face.

Why was the tree sad?

• Because the boy picked all the apples.

• Because there were no children around.

• Because its girlfriend tree broke up with him.

• Because the boy did not come back after he picked all the apples.

After the boy became a man, what did he tell the Apple Tree he needed?

• He said he needed a wife.

• He said he needed a house.

• He said he needed more apples.

• He said he needed branches.

What did the man decide he wanted to do when he started to get old?

• Travel around the world.

• Go on a diet and lose weight.

• Find a younger wife.

• Relax and go sailing.

What did the man use to make his sailboat?

• The tree's branches.

• The tree's apples.

• The tree's trunk.

• The money he got from selling the apples.

Where did the man rest after becoming very old?

• On the tree's roots.

• On the tree's trunk.

• On the rotten apples.

• On the tree's leaves.

What is the moral of the story?

• It's good to play with trees when we are young.

• Trees are useful throughout our lives.

• Trees produce oxygen, which we need to breath. We need more trees.

• The tree is like our parents. We use them and take them for granted and don't appreciate them until it's too late.