Zorro
Zorro
Zorro
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SPECIAL FEATURES
KET Cambridge KET-style exercises 10, 12, 21, 22, 26, 31,
36, 38, 42, 43, 57, 64
T: grades 1, 2 Trinity-style exercises 11, 32, 62
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The El Camino Real is an early Californian road near the Pacific Ocean.
It starts in San Diego and ends in Sonoma. It is 530 miles long.
It is important because it connects the 21 Spanish missions.
You can travel on this road today.
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CHAPTER ONE
A STORMY
Night
eina de Los Angeles on page 5) is a
Spanish village in southern California.
In the village there is a military presidio with
Spanish soldiers and their horses. There is also a
Spanish church called a mission. The Spanish
friars live here. All around the village there are big homes with patios.
Tonight there is a terrible storm and it is raining. Inside the village
tavern there are soldiers and other men. They are eating and drinking.
Sergeant Pedro Gonzales is at the tavern. He is a big, strong man.
“What a horrible night! It always rains in February. W here is Zorro
on this stormy night?” asks one soldier.
Zorro! Don t say that name! He is a bandit 1 and a criminal, says
Sergeant Gonzales.
"He is the terror of southern California,” says another soldier.
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2orroi ....
“People say that he takes from the rich and gives to the poor. He is
a friend of the natives and the friars. He punishes dishonest people,”
says an old man.
"Ha! Zorro is a big mystery. W ho is he? W here is he from? He
wears a black mask and no one can see his face. He travels on the El
Camino Real on his fast horse. He is very good with his sword,” says
the Sergeant.
“Yes, and he leaves his mark —the Z —everywhere,” says the old man.
"No one can stop him. The Governor of California offers a big
reward 1 for the capture 2 of Zorro,” says one soldier.
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A STORMYAT. ,
Night
At th a t m o m e n t a m an e n te rs the tav ern . H e is young and
handsome. He has black hair and dark eyes. He has fine 1 clothes.
“Don 2 Diego Vega, my friend!’’ says Sergeant G onzales. “Your
clothes are wet. Why are you out on this rainy night?’’
Don Diego smiles and says, “I am going home, but I am cold and
w et.3 I want something to drink.’’
“Come and stand near the fire,’’ says the Sergeant. “Here is a glass
of wine.”
“Thank you, my friend,” says Don Diego.
“We are talking about Zorro. Everyone is scared 4 of him, but I am
not! I am ready to fight Zorro and win! I am a champion with the
sword. W hat do you think, Don Diego?” asks the Sergeant. “Everyone
talks about this mysterious man with a mask. Many people say good
things about him ,’’ says Don Diego.
“I want to fight him and capture him! I want the big rew ard/’ says
Sergeant Gonzales.
“No, no! D o n ’t talk about fighting. I hate fighting and I hate
violence. I think Zorro is sincere. He punishes only bad people. He
protects the poor, the natives and the friars. Let Zorro do his work,”
says Don Diego.
“You are a k in d m an. You like m u sic and poetry. You d o n ’t
understand, my friend. You are rich and noble,” says the Sergeant.
Don Diego sm iles and says, “It’s 6 p.m . I m ust retu rn to my
hacienda. Goodnight everyone.” He opens the tavern door and goes
out into the rain.
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UNDERSTANDING THE TEXT
KET
Jk Are these sentences “Right” (A) or “W rong” (B)? If there is not enough
information to answer “Right” (A) or “W rong” (B), choose “Doesn’t
say” (C). There is an example at the beginning (0).
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B. Now use the odd words to complete the sentences.
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B. Now look at the example and complete the sentences below.
Stay at home! It's storm y.
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CHAPTER TW O
A SURPRISE,_. .
Visit
43) t 7 p.m. the door of the tavern opens. Sergeant
jpb * Gonzales and the other soldiers are standing near
the fire. They are talking about Don Diego Vega
and his rich family.
They turn around and see a man. He is dressed
in black. He has a black mask and a black sombrero. It is Zorro!
“Good evening! My name is Zorro!’’ says the masked man.
The men in the tavern are very surprised and scared.
Sergeant Gonzales looks at him carefully and says, “W hat do you
want, bandit?’'
Zorro laughs loudly. He looks at Sergeant Gonzales and says, “I am
here to punish you, Sergeant!’’
“W hat do you mean?” says the Sergeant.
“You b e a t1 the poor natives. I am a friend of the natives. I am here
to punish you.’’
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“You idiot! The governor wants you dead or alive!” says Sergeant
Gonzales. He pulls out his sword and wants to fight.
At that moment Zorro pulls out a pistol. 1 He watches everyone
carefully. Sergeant Gonzales looks at the pistol and says, “Courageous
m en d o n ’t use p isto ls. T h ey use sw ords. P erh ap s you are not
courageous, Zorro?”
"This pistol is necessary because you have many friends in this
tavern. Everyone must go near the fire and stay there!” says Zorro.
“Now I have a pistol in my left hand and a sword in my right hand. I
am ready to punish you.”
“Fight, senor!” says the Sergeant.
They start fighting. Their swords move quickly and make a lot of
noise. The two men are good fighters. Zorro is fast and light. Sergeant
Gonzales is slow and heavy. Zorro jumps onto a table. Then he jumps
onto a chair. The fight continues and Sergeant Gonzales’s sword falls
onto the floor. His face is white. He is scared. Zorro slaps 2 his face
and says, “This is your pun ishm en t.” Then he makes a on the
Sergeant’s shirt with his sword.
Zorro runs to the window. He opens it and says, “Good evening,
gentlemen!” He jumps out of the window and disappears.
. p is t o l :
2. s la p s : (here) hits with an open hand.
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UNDERSTANDING THE TEXT
Jk GRAMMAR CHECK
In the Present Simple the third person singular endings are -s, -es and
-/es. Put the following verbs into the correct columns.
-s -es -ies
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A A. Match an adjective in column A to its opposite in column B.
A B
rich • • right
alive • • light
left • « poor
bad • • small
heavy • • dead
fast • • slow
big • • good
B. Now use som e of the adjective s above to com plete the sentences
below.
B E F O R E YOU READ
The next day is warm and 1 Don Diego gets on his 2 ...........
horse. He rides to Don Carlos P ulido ’s big hacienda.
Don Carlos is a 3 ............. friend of Don D ie g o ’s fam ily. Both fam ilies are
4 ............. and im portant. But the G overnor does n o t 5 ........... Don Carlos.
He creates problem s for him. He wants to take Don C a rlo s’s land.
Don Carlos is 6 ........... to see his friend. “G ood m orning, Don Diego.
What a 7 ........... surprise! Come and 8 ........... in the p a tio .”
“Thank you. I am here to say som ething very 9 says Don Diego.
“ I am alm ost 10 years old. My father w ants me to get 11...........
and start a fam ily. I am not interested in m arriage. I think 12............ and
m arriage are boring but I must obey my 13............. How old is your
daughter Lolita?” asks Don Diego.
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CHAPTER THREE
THE PULIDO TT .
Hacienda 7
1. b o r in g : not interesting.
2. o b e y : (here) listen to.
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THE PULIDO
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“O h, senor!" exclaim s Lolita. “You w ant to marry m e!” She is
surprised and her face is red.
“Think about it today. One of my servants can bring me your answer
tomorrow.”
“But why can’t you come tomorrow?” asks Lolita.
“Oh, your hacienda is far. 1 I get tired when I ride my horse. I prefer
to stay at home and rest.”
“What! You want to marry me and you don’t want to visit me! Is this
your idea of love? I want to marry a strong, romantic man. You are
young and rich, but you are not strong or romantic! Do you have a
heart?” says Lolita. She is angry. She runs away and tells her mother.
Dona Catalina says, “You are lucky, Lolita. Don Diego is very rich.
He comes from a noble family. The Governor likes his family. This is a
big opportunity for our family.”
In the afternoon Lolita is alone in the patio. She is thinking about
Don Diego. Suddenly she hears a noise and turns around. She sees
Zorro standing in front of her. “Zorro!” she whispers.2
"Don’t be afraid, senorita. I only punish corrupt people. I like your
father because he is honest. I am here to admire your beauty.”
“What! You must go away. You are in great danger,” says Lolita.
“You are beautiful and kind, Lolita,” says Zorro. “Let me kiss your
hand.” Zorro takes her small hand and kisses it. Lolita looks into his
eyes and smiles. Then she runs into the house. “W hat a courageous
man! He is a bandit but I like him,” Lolita thinks.
1. far : distant.
2. w h is p e r s : speaks very softly and quietly.
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UNDERSTANDING THE TEXT
KET
Read the paragraphs about Chapter Three. Choose the best word (A, B
or C) for each space (1-8).
One sunny day Don Diego rides (0) .B the Pulido H acienda. Don
Diego and Don Carlos Pulido are good friends. The G overnor does not
like Don Carlos. He wants to ( 1 ) Don C a rlo s’s land. Don Diego
does not want to ( 2 ) ............ m arried. But he must obey ( 3 ) .............
father.
Lolita ( 4 ) eighteen years old. She has b la ck hair and dark eyes.
She is very beautiful. She does not ( 5 ) to m arry Don Diego. She
gets angry with him and runs ( 6 ) .............. Lolita thinks ( 7 ) .............Zorro
(8) ........... she likes him.
0 A of B to C on
1 A take B carry C bring
2 A getting B be c get
3 A his B him c he
4 A have B is c has
5 A want B wanting c wants
6 A from B out c away
7 A on B about c at
8 A if B why c because
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B. Now use some of words to complete the sentences.
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( 5^ Read this page from a Spanish friar's diary and learn about Spanish
California.
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The mission of Santa Barbara.
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KET
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CHAPTER FOUR
CAPTAIN
Ramon
t 8 p.m. it is dinner time at Don Carloss home.
The family is sitting at the tahle. Someone knocks
at the door. A servant opens it and Zorro appears!
Don Carlos, his wife and daughter stand up. They
are scared.
'Good evening/' says Zorro. "Don't be scared! You are an honest
man, Don Carlos. I only want some food and drink.’’
Zorro goes to Lolita and whispers, "I cannot forget this afternoon
in the patio.”
"You must not come here. It is dangerous!” whispers Lolita.
Suddenly a young Spanish soldier enters the house. He is Captain
Ramon. He wants to arrest Zorro. Zorro takes out his sword and they
fight. The two men are good fighters.
"I w ant to arrest you, Zorro,” says C aptain Ramon. "You are a
public enemy.” 1
1. e n e m y : opposite of friend.
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“You cannot arrest me!” says Zorro.
Zorro injures 1 the C aptains shoulder2 with his sword. The Captain
falls to the floor.
“Please help the C aptain!’’ Zorro says to Don Carlos. T hen he
smiles at Lolita and rides away on his horse.
Don Carlos’s wife and daughter look after Captain Ramon’s injured
shoulder. The Captain likes beautiful Lolita.
1. in ju r e s : (here) cuts. 2. s h o u ld e r :
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CAPTAIN
Ramon
“Don C arlos/’ says the Captain, “I like Lolita very much. I come
from a good family and 1 am the Governor’s friend. I am 23 years old
and I am the Captain of the Presidio. May I c o u rt1 Lolita?”
“First, I must explain something,” says Don Carlos. “Don Diego Vega
wants to court Lolita too. Lolita must choose her husband herself, but
you have my permission to court her!”
1. c o u r t : (here) spend time with a wom an because you want to marry her.
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/ b r r o !
The next morning there is a lot of noise at the Presidio. Don Diego
and other men are watching. There are many soldiers on their horses.
They are listening to Sergeant Gonzales. “Today is an important day.
We m ust find Zorro! We must look in every hacienda and in every
home. Remember the Governor’s big reward. Let’s go!'’
That morning Don Diego sends a letter to Don Carlos:
jrHgr 1 p a m rp — ~ — —- — ~y '^
My dearfriend,
Sergeant QonzaCesand soCdiers
to arrest Zorro. It is dangerous for you
and your fam ily to stay at your
Hacienda. DCeasecome to my Ho
tfteina de Los Angeles. It is safe in my
Home. I mustgo aiuayfor days.
yourfriend,
I *Diego Vega
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UNDERSTANDING THE TEXT
KET
A Are these sentences “Right” (A) or “W rong” (B)? If there is not enough
information to answer “Right” (A) or “W rong” (B), choose “Doesn’t
say” (C). There is an example at the beginning (0).
A GRAMMAR CHECK
Complete the sentences with the correct possessive adjective from the
box. You can use each one more than once.
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T: GRADE 2
Topic - Home
Zorro goes to Don Carlos’s home. Describe your home. Use the
following questions to help you.
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a. Don D ie g o ’s home, is big and ugly. □ □
b. It has many rooms. □ □
c. Don Carlos d o e sn ’t like the house. □ □
d. Lolita wants to marry Don Diego. □ □
e. Lolita wants to stay there and read some books. □ □
f. Don Diego has many books about love. □ □
g* C aptain Ramon wants to see Don Carlos. □ □
h. C aptain Ramon thinks Don Diego isn ’t a □ □
courageous man.
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LOLITA
is tn Love
on Diego’s home in Reina de Los Angeles is big
and beautiful. There are many rooms and many
servants. There is a big garden with trees and
flowers. Don Carlos and his family like it.
“Lolita! Marry Don Diego and this beautiful
home is yours!” says Dona Catalina.
“I don’t love Don Diego! I don’t want to marry him!” says Lolita.
“Lolita, tonight your mother and I must visit our old friends,” says
Don Carlos. “Can you stay at home alone?”
“Yes, of course. There are many books in Don Diego’s library. I can
stay here and read.”
Lolita looks at the books. “How strange!” she thinks. “Don Diego
has books about love, passion, adventure, horses and heroes! But he
isn’t strong and is so lifeless!” 1
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UNDERSTANDING THE TEXT
Who:
1 . EH lives in Reina de Los A ngeles?
2. EH w ants Lolita to m arry Don Diego?
3. EH d o e s n ’t love Don Diego?
4- □ says he/she wants to visit old friends?
5. EH visits Lolita in the library?
б. EH thinks Don D iego is weak?
7. EH slaps C aptain R am on’s face?
8. EH kicks C aptain Ramon out of the house?
9. EH does Lolita love?
10. EH does Zorro kiss?
KET
Complete this letter from Lolita. Write one word for each space.
There is an example at the beginning (0).
(9) l*
^ o u r frie n d ,
J^olitA
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Have fun with this crossword! All the answers are in Chapter Five.
1 2
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10 11
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12 14
15 16
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Across
1. “You are mine! ................. m e !”
3. I have your fa th e r’s .................... ”
7. I want t o ...................you, L o lita ”
8. Zorro, you are courageous and .............
10. L e a v e ................. house im m e d ia te ly!”
1 1 . I cannot forge t this te r r ib le .................... ”
1 2 . He has many books about horses and .
14. Dear Lolita, I love you ................. !
15. But I d o n ’t ................. Don D ie g o .”
17. Don Diego has many books about love, and adventure.
Down
1. S uddenly there is a at the door.
2. “ But Don Diego isn’t .................. and is so life le ss.”
4. “ I d o n ’t want t o .................. Don D ie g o .”
5. Don Diego has m a n y .................. in his hacienda.
6. “We want to visit some old fr ie n d s .................... ”
9. “You marry m e !”
13. The house is very big and it has m a n y ....................
16...................... Diego has a beautiful home.
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BEFORE YOU READ
K ET
A Listen to Chapter Six and tick ( / ) A, B or C. There is an example at the
(7 ^ beginning (0).
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CHAPTER SIX
FRIAR
Felipe
aptain Ramon returns to the Presidio. He is furious.
“I must punish Lolita, her family and Zorro for their
insultsL ’ he thinks. “I m u st w rite a le tte r to the
Governor. I m ust tell him that Don Carlos Pulido
and his family are traitors. 1 They are Zorro's friends.
They help him.”
He writes the letter and sends it to the Governor. He smiles and
says, “I want to see the Pulido family in prison!”
“I want to see you in prison!” says a m ans voice. Captain Ramon
turns around and sees Zorro. “You are a villain. Fight me but don't
hurt the Pulido family!” says Zorro.
“Sergeant Gonzales, come quickly!” says the Captain. “Zorro is here.”
Zorro disappears.
”1 am here, Captain,” says Sergeant Gonzales.
“Take all the soldiers and find Zorro! We must capture him .”
The soldiers follow Zorro. The night is dark. It is difficult to follow
him because his horse is very fast. The next morning the soldiers
return to the Presidio. They are tired and angry. Zorro is still free.
1. tra ito r s : not loyal.
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There are many people in front of the Presidio that morning. Don
Diego is there too. Something is happening.
An old friar is standing before the magistrate. The old friar is in
chains. 1 “I am not a thief,”2 says the old friar. “I am a poor friar.”
“W hat is happening?” asks Don Diego.
“This old friar is a thief. He m ust be p u n ish e d ,” answ ers the
magistrate.
“That is impossible. Friar Felipe is an honest man. I know him,”
says Don Diego.
“No, you are wrong,” says the c ru el3 magistrate.
He calls two soldiers and says, “W h ip 4 this friar 15 times.”
The soldiers whip the old friar and he falls to the ground. Don
Diego is very angry because Friar Felipe is his friend. He returns to
his father’s hacienda.
“Good afternoon, my son,” says his father, Don Alejandro Vega. “I
am happy to see you. Come and tell me about Lolita. Does she want
to marry you?”
“I like Lolita, but she doesn’t like me. She likes romantic men.
W hat can I do?” asks Don Diego.
“Girls like courageous, romantic men. You must talk about love.
You must play the guitar5 and sing love songs. Give her some flowers.
This is what young men do. Wake up, Diego! says Don Alejandro.
“How ridiculous! I cannot do these stupid things,” says Don Diego.
“You must try. Lolita is a lovely girl,” says Don Alejandro.
“There are many problems in my life. I want to rest and meditate,”
says Don Diego.
1. c h a in s :
2. t h i e f : this person takes things and
m oney from other people.
3. c r u e l : the opposite of kind. 5. g u ita r
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UNDERSTANDING THE TEXT
KET
Are these sentences “Right” (A) or “W rong” (B)? If there is not enough
information to answer “Right” (A) or “W rong” (B), choose “Doesn’t say
(C). There is an example at the beginning (0).
KET
1 Can you com e to the park with me? A □ No, I’m not.
B □ Yes, I do.
C □ Yes, I can.
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3 Can you ride a horse? A □ Yes, 1 can.
B □ Yes, 1 do.
C □ Yes, 1 ride.
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CHAPTER SEVEN
THE
Avengers
Gl n the evening the magistrate and his friends are
in the tavern. They are laughing about the old friar.
“Why are you laughing?” asks a mysterious voice.
They look at the door of the tavern and see Zorro. He
has a pistol in one hand and a sword in the other.
“Magistrate! I am here to punish you;’’ says Zorro. “Old Friar Felipe
is not a thief and you know it.”
“I am an important magistrate. I don’t like friars because they .are
your friends, Zorro.”
Zorro gives a whip to the magistrate's friend and says, “Now whip
this corrupt2 magistrate 15 times.”
"But I cannot do this,” says the friend.
“Whip him or I whip you!” says Zorro.
T he frien d w hips the m ag istrate. A fter the p u n ish m e n t the
magistrate falls to the ground.
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THE
Avengers
“This is how I punish dishonest people/' says Zorro.
The next day everyone talks about the magistrate's punishment. A
group of young men want to help Captain Ramon arrest Zorro. They
look for him in the hills and in the valleys. In the evening they go to
the Vega hacienda. W hen Don Alejandro sees them he says, “Why are
you all here?’’
“We are looking for Zorro. We want to capture the bandit and get
the reward. But now we are tired and hungry. Can you give us some
food?"
“Yes, of course. Please com e in. You can put your swords and
pistols near the door,’’ says Don Alejandro. “Sit down! Eat these cakes
and drink this wine."
Don Alejandro and Don Diego talk to the young men.
At 9 p.m. Don Diego says, “Please excuse me. I am tired and I am
going to bed."
“Look, Diego, these young men are not tired. It’s only 9 p.m. You
are young but you are always tired," says Don Alejandro.
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the ,
Avengers
“Our principles are the same/' says another.
“Come with me and we can fight together! We can make California
a better place to live/’ says Zorro.
“But who are you? W here do you live?” asks a young man.
“I can’t tell you. It's a secret,” says Zorro.
The young men talk together.
“Yes, we want to fight with you. We want justice in California. Our
new name is The Avengers!” says a young man.
“Yes, we are The Avengers,” they all say.
“Good! We now fight together!” says Zorro and leaves.
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UNDERSTANDING THE TEXT
Jbk Put the events in chronological order. The first is done for you.
B
honest tog e the r
old a ppear
wrong right
d isa p p e a r never
alone cry
laugh young
cruel weak
strong kind
always co rru p t
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Jk Have fun with this crossword!
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4. 12 o ’clock at night.
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7. The magistrate
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California is an important state of the United States. About 34 million
people live there. Many old Spanish missions are now important cities
and towns.
Many people in California speak Spanish. Towns, streets, parks, schools,
and other places often have Spanish names. The capital of California is
Sacramento.
California is famous for its natural beauty. There are tall mountains,
green valleys, forests, sandy beaches and hot deserts.
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CHAPTER EIGHT
THE
Escape
he G o v erno r of C a lifo rn ia is h ere tod ay/'
says Sergeant Gonzales.
“Good!” says Captain Ramon. “I must speak to him."
"Good morning, Captain Ramon," says the Governor.
'I have your letter. T hank you for the information
about the Pulido family. They are Zorro s friends. They are traitors. We
must put them in prison and kill them! They are dangerous."
“W hat a good idea! My soldiers can arrest them today," says the
Captain.
A group of soldiers goes to the Pulido hacienda. They arrest Don
Carlos, Dona Catalina and Lolita. They take them to prison. Don
Carlos is furious. His wife and daughter cry.
W hen Don Diego hears about this he goes to the Governor. He
asks him, “Why is the Pulido family in prison?'’
The Governor answers, "They are Zorro's friends. They help and
protect him. They are traitors!"
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/orro!
“I cannot believe this. I know them. They are honest people. They
don't help bandits," says Don Diego.
“You are w rong, D on D iego. T h ey m u st be p u n is h e d . T h e
punishm ent for traitors is death," says the Governor.
Early in the evening Zorro sends a message to The Avengers. The
message says:
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UNDERSTANDING THE TEXT
a. The G overnor says, “The Pulido fam ily are Z o rro ’s friends. They are
traitors / bandits."
b. A group of friends / soldiers goes to the Pulido hacienda.
c. Don D iego says, “The Pulido fam ily are people.
They d o n ’t help b a n d its .”
d. “The punishm ent for traitors is death / prison," says the G overnor.
e. At m id n ig ht Zorro and the A vengers m eet at the
f. Every A venger has a m ask / sw o rd on his face.
g. Zorro says, “We are here to a r r e s t/ rescue Don Pulido and his
fa m ily .”
h. Zorro and Lolita arrive at Friar F e lip e ’s cottage / hacienda.
eb y r a d e of i g h t f
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BEFORE YOU READ
KET
A Listen to the beginning of Chapter Nine and tick ( / ) A, B or C.
There is an example at the beginning (0).
THE MAN
b e h i n d t h e M a s k
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™ E MANbehind the Mask
Captain Ramon is silent. His face is white.
“Tell the truth, you liar,” says Zorro.
“Yes, I am a liar. The letter is not true.”
"This is terrible!” says the Governor. “You are a liar. You cannot be
the Captain of the Presidio!”
At that moment the Captain pulls out his sword. He begins to fight
Zorro. It is a long sword fight. In the end, Zorro kills Captain Ramon.
“The Captain is dead,” says Zorro to the Governor.
Outside the Governors home there are many soldiers. They want to
capture Zorro. He sees Lolita on her horse. He shouts, “Lolita, come
with me. We must hide in the old tavern. This time it is very difficult to
escape. There are soldiers all around us.”
“Im happy to be with you Zorro,” says Lolita. “Lm not scared.”
Zorro and Lolita hide inside the old tavern. The soldiers try to
enter. Zorro is ready to fight. Suddenly The Avengers come to rescue
Zorro and Lolita. They explain many things to the Governor. The
Governor pardons Zorro. Zorro and Lolita walk out of the old tavern.
They are free. Everyone is happy and cheers. 1
The Governor &gys, “Now that you are free, show us your face!”
“Yes! Yes!” the people say.
Zorro takes off his black mask.
“It’s Don Diego Vega!” exclaims Sergeant Gonzales. Everyone is
very surprised.
“My son, Don Diego! I can’t believe it!” exclaims Don Alejandro.
Lolita looks at him and says, “Is this true or is it a dream? Are you
really Don Diego?”
“Yes, my love. I am your Don Diego and your Zorro!” he says
embracing Lolita.
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UNDERSTANDING THE TEXT
Ak Are these sentences true (T) or false (F)? Correct the false ones.
T F
a. The soldiers follow Zorro and ca ptu re him. □ □
b. Zorro has a pistol and a sword. □ □
c. Zorro puts his sword to Captain R am on’s head. □ □
d. Captain Ram on’s face becom es white. □ □
e. It is a long fig h t and Zorro kills C aptain Ramon. □ □
f. Zorro and Lolita hide inside the hacienda. □ □
g- The A vengers com e to rescue the G overnor. □ □
h. Zorro and Lolita are free. Everyone is happy and cheers. □ □
i. Zorro puts on his b lack mask. □ □
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T: GRADE 1
A . Topic - Animals
Zorro rides a very fast horse. The soldiers ride horses too.
Bring a picture of your favorite animal to class and answer these
questions.
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3. Why do you tell lies?
a. To help a friend.
b. To p ro te ct yourself.
c. To create problem s.
8. When you buy a present for your friend, you always get
a. som ething your friend likes.
b. som ething you like.
c. som ething that isn ’t expensive.
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orro
Zorro is the masked hero of Spanish California. He rides a black horse and is
an expert with the sword. He fights for justice and he is a friend of the poor.
He loves Lolita. But who is the man behind the black mask?
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