The Ugly Duckling

Which is the eighth (8) part of the story?

• He was different, so big and ugly, that even his brothers and sisters were unkind to him.

• The whole farmyard disliked him.

• He felt miserable, so at last her ran away.

Which is the ninth (9) part of the story?

• "What sort of a duck are you?", said two wild ducks. "You are so ugly".

• In a moment a large terrible dog passed quite near, without touching him.

• "Thankful I am for being so ugly, even a dog will not bite me.", he thought.

Which is the tenth (10) part of the story?

• "What sort of a duck are you?", said two wild ducks. "You are so ugly".

• In a moment a large terrible dog passed quite near, without touching him.

• "Thankful I am for being so ugly, even a dog will not bite me.", he thought.

Which is the eleventh (11) part of the story?

• "What sort of a duck are you?", said two wild ducks. "You are so ugly".

• In a moment a large terrible dog passed quite near, without touching him.

• "Thankful I am for being so ugly, even a dog will not bite me.", he thought.

Which is the fourteenth (14) part of the story?

• In a cottage he met a cat and a hen.

• "I want to swim on the water. It's do delightful". "What an absurd idea." said the hen

• "Nobody understand me", said the duckling. He left th ecottage.

Which is the fifteenth (15) part of the story?

• Time passed. Autumn came, Winter approached

• One evening, beautiful birds came out of the bushes. They were swans.

• The duckling had never seen any like them before. He wished to be as lovely as these beautiful creatures.

Which is the sixteenth (16) part of the story?

• Time passed. Autumn came, Winter approached

• One evening, beautiful birds came out of the bushes. They were swans.

• The duckling had never seen any like them before. He wished to be as lovely as these beautiful creatures.

Which is the seventeenth (17) part of the story?

• Time passed. Autumn came, Winter approached

• One evening, beautiful birds came out of the bushes. They were swans.

• The duckling had never seen any like them before. He wished to be as lovely as these beautiful creatures.

Which is the eighteenth (18) part of the story?

• One day, he could see his own image in the clear water of the lake. He was a beautiful swan.

• Now he was most beautiful of all the birds. He was so happy.

Which is the nineteenth (19) part of the story?

• One day, he could see his own image in the clear water of the lake. He was a beautiful swan.

• Now he was most beautiful of all the birds. He was so happy.