A Land of Legends
by Jamie McO'Leary
Jamie McO'leary
A trip to ...
My diary
A Land of Legends
1. Discovering Ireland
2. What is a Leprechaun
Le Conditionnel
3. Dark Irish Legends
Les adverbes de fréquence
4. Designer Monsters
Les connecteurs logiques
5. Finn McCool
6. Black Widow
Les 2 Prétérit
7. Stingy Jack
Discovering Ireland
Ireland
Ireland is composed of _____ countries :
- _____________ which is in the _________ and a part of the United Kingdom.
- _____________ of Ireland, which is in the __________, also called Eire.
Eire is composed of _________ regions :
- ____________________, in the north
- ____________________, in the south,
- ____________________, in the west,
- ____________________, in the east.
The capital city of Ireland is ___________ The Irish flag has three colors : ________, __________ and ____________ The symbol of Ireland is a _____________ The nickname of Ireland is _____________ _____________________________________
What is a Leprechaun
Help Jamie understand what a Leprechaun is...
Read!
What is a Leprechaun?
Legend has it that a Leprechaun is a type of fairy that stands about as tall as a three-year-old child. A Leprechaun is usually described as a bearded man who wears a green suit and a green hat. Some believe there are only male Leprechauns. The Leprechaun is said to be a shoe-maker and if a leprechaun were near you, you would hear the tap-tapping of his tiny hammer repairing shoes. These little men are also very mischievous and they enjoy playing tricks on the people they meet. As legend holds, Leprechauns love to collect gold, hide it in a pot and bury it at the end of a rainbow. If you caught a Leprechaun, they would have to lead you to their pot of gold.
1. Underline the words you understand
2. Highlight in different colors :
- nouns/pronouns
- adjectives
- verbs
3. True or false?
TRUE FALSE
> correct the false sentences
- Leprechauns can be male or female.
- Their job is to make shoes.
- They are naughty creatures.
- They hide their gold in the deep dark woods.
Leprechauns
A leprechaun is ....
Le conditionnel
Mettez les phrases au conditionnel.
- If I (be) a teacher one day, I (want) to be a maths teacher.
- If you (see) a unicorn, you (make) a wish.
- If they (go) to Ireland, they (visit) the Cliffs of Moher.
- He (speak) English if he (travel) to Dublin.
- I (be) rich if I (find) a Leprechaun and their gold.
If you caught a Leprechaun, they would have to lead you ...
Traduisez les phrases suivantes.
- Si tu étais riche, tu aurais un magnifique château.
- Je ferais une voeu si jamais je voyais une fée.
- S'il avait de bonnes notes à l'école, il serait astronaute.
- S'il faisait beau demain, nous irions à la plage.
- Si elle était Irlandaise, elle parlerait Gaélique.
IF + sujet + .................. dans la subordonnée
sujet + ........... + B.V. dans la principale
- On l'utilise pour parler d'un fait ...
SnapTask
très peu ..........................
Each write on a paper a sentence using the conditionnal and an animal : If I were an animal, I would be a ....
.............................. à la réalité
Dark Irish Legends
The Vanishing Island
North
1. Where did it happen?
East
West
Ballycastle Ballycotton
South
OR
2. What did they see in the ocean?
a strip of land
an island
a legend
5. What happened when they tried to leave?
The island disappeared into thin air The island drowned in the water
OR
3. How did they get there?
6. The locals went back to their family.
4. What did they find in the buildings ?
Right
Wrong
people
cats
skeletons
nothing
Fetch
1. Who is Fetch?
A mysterious creature A legendary creature
OR
2. What does it announce?
you will never die
you will die soon
you will die in pain
3. What does it look like ?
it looks like a monster
it looks like you
it looks like a fairy
4. How is called this creature ?
a Coolgang
a Crueldanger
a Doppelganger
The Dullahan
4. How do you defend yourself against the Dullahan?
1. What does the Dullahan ride ?
a dark horse
a white horse
a black pig
2. What does it carry in his hand ? (2 elements)
5. How does the Dullahan kill his victims ?
poisons them
cuts their head off
screams their name
drowns them in water
6. Is the Dullahan a type of fairy ?
Yes No
3. When does the Dullahan appear?
when you get married
when someone dies
when someone is born
The Banshee
1. What is the Banshee?
It's a female spirit It's a male spirit
OR
2. What does it look like?
3. What does the banshee announce ?
love
money
death
children
life
4. How does the Banshee kill her victims?
The Pooka
Which one is the Pooka?
Yes No
1. Is the Pooka a fairy ?
2. What does it look like? (several answers)
a dark horse
a goblin
a giant eagle
a frog
a small fairy
any form it wants
3. What does the Pooka do ?
- It kills people
- It plays tricks on people
- It eats your food
- It steals money
4. How can you recognize the Pooka?
- It has ........................................... hair or fur
- It has .......................................... eyes
- It can .......................................... speak like humans
Dark Irish Legends
The Dullahan
The Dullahan rode a _______________ and he carried a ___________ made of a _________________ and his ____________________ in his hand. He's a headless horseman. He announced the ___________ of someone and killed his victims by ________________ their name. He is a kind of _____________ but you can defend yourself with a ____________________.
The Vanishing Island
This legend took place in _________________, in the ____________ of Ireland. The people saw an ________ in the ocean which had never been there and they took a _____________ to go see. They only found ________________ in the buildings. They were so scared they tried to leave but the island ___________________________________ and they were never seen again!
The Banshee
The Banshee was a ______________ spirit who looked like an ______ lady. If you saw a Banshee, you would often __________ but she would also kill you if she ________________ your name.
Fetch
Legend has it Fetch is a _______________ creature who announces that you will _______________ soon.
The Pooka
Legend says that Fetch always looks like ________________, it's called a ___________________, so beware if you see someone
The Pooka is a sort of ____________ who is called a shapeshifter : it can take any _____________ it wants. It likes to play ____________ on people. You can recognize the Pooka because it has _____________ fur, ______________ eyes and it can ___________ .
who looks exactly like you!
Les adverbes de fréquence
Associez chaque expression à un adverbe.
each and every day not ever most of the time rarely regularly from time to time at no time occasionnally once in a while
- never
- always
- sometimes
- often
- seldom
- usually
They were never seen again. Legend says that Fetch always looks like you. If you saw a banshee, you would often die.
Remplacez les groupes soulignés par l'adverbe qui convient. ATTENTION à l'ordre des mots.
- Les adverbes de fréquence sont des adverbes, ils se placent donc __________ le verbe.
- Every day, I wake up at 6:00 in the morning
- I play volley-ball on Monday, Thursday and Friday.
- She doesn't clean her room at all.
- Once a month, my mother makes me cook.
- Ils servent à parler de la ___________ à laquelle je fais les choses.
sometimes
seldom
_______
Traduisez les phrases suivantes.
- Je n'ai jamais vu un Leprechaun.
- Parfois, elle va visiter sa famille en Irlande.
- D'habitude, il finit de travailler à 16h30.
- Je fais toujours mes devoirs le mercredi.
usually
_______
_______
Designer Monsters
1. Read the description of the monster. Choose from the elements and draw your monster in the middle.
This monster is very big with lots of different textures on his body. His arms are covered with short fur, but his legs have scales on them, like a fish. He has long, black claws on the ends of his fingers and short claws on his toes. His stomach is covered with curly fur. He has small spikes on his shoulders and small spikes on the top of his head. He has three big square eyes and a long nose with spots on it. He has a small mouth with black teeth. He has lumps on his chin and neck.
3. Describe it to your partner and then draw his / her description.
2. Create your own monster. Draw it and write down its description.
The Legend of Finn McCool
The Legend of Finn Mc Cool
A long time ago, there was an Irish giant who was called Finn McCool. One day, he challenged his enemy, the Scottish giant Benandonner, to come to Ireland and fight him. So Finn built a passage across the sea from Ulster to Scotland but he was so exhausted when it was finished that he fell asleep. Suddenly, he heard a tremendous noise. It was the Scottish giant who was walking towards him. Finn was terrified when he realised that Benandonner was much bigger than him. So he ran back home, where his wife, Oonagh, was waiting for him. Later on, Oonagh had an idea. She disguised him as a baby to pretend he was their son and put him in the cradle. When Benandonner arrived, she told him her husband was not here. As soon as the Scottish giant saw the huge 'baby boy', he imagined the size of the father and ran away back to Scotland, destroying the causeway as he went, so that Finn could not come after him. And that's why only two fragments of the causeway now remain. In the end, Finn thanked his wife.
Read!
Help Jamie understand the legend of Finn McCool.
From line 1 to line 5
- Highlight in 2 colors the name and nationality of the characters.
2. Circle the words about confrontation.
From line 17 to 23
3. Complete the map with information from the text.
5. Number the pictures following the order of the text.
Giant's name : Nationality :
Giant's name : Nationality :
From line 6 to 16
4. Match the adjectives and the verbs to one giant or the other.
FULL TEXT
GIANT N°1
GIANT N°2
6. Match each sentence to a paragraph from the text.
- The Irish giant was scared and ran back home = n° ......
- The Scottish and Irish giants had an argument = n°.......
- The Scottish giant ran away, destroying the passage = n° ......
- The Irish giant created a passage across the sea = n° ......
- The Irish giant's wife fooled the Scottish giant = n° .......
Adjectives
Verbs
The Legend of Finn Mc Cool
Les connecteurs logiques
A long time ago, there was an Irish giant who was called Finn McCool. One day, he challenged his enemy, the Scottish giant Benandonner, to come to Ireland and fight him. So Finn built a passage across the sea from Ulster to Scotland but he was so exhausted when it was finished that he fell asleep. Suddenly, he heard a tremendous noise. It was the Scottish giant who was walking towards him. Finn was terrified when he realised that Benandonner was much bigger than him. So he ran back home, where his wife, Oonagh, was waiting for him. Later on, Oonagh had an idea. She disguised him as a baby to pretend he was their son and put him in the cradle. When Benandonner arrived, she told him her husband was not here. As soon as the Scottish giant saw the huge 'baby boy', he imagined the size of the father and ran away back to Scotland, destroying the causeway as he went, so that Finn could not come after him. And that's why only two fragments of the causeway now remain. In the end, Finn thanked his wife.
Read!
7. Highlight all the words that link the actions together.
8. Find all the words you can for each moment.
What did Finn build? Why was it destroyed?
The Legend of Finn McCool
Les 2 prétérit
l'auxiliaire ____ conjugué au ________
le verbe de l'action à la forme ________
It was the Scottish giant who was walking towards him. So he ran back home where his wife Oonagh was waiting for him.
Essayez de représenter, avec un schéma, les deux prétérit
- Le prétérit BE + V-ing s'utilise pour parler d'une action __________________ à un moment repère.
- Le moment repère peut être :
a) un moment du passé = yesterday = a long time ago ex. b) un autre événement = when I visited Dublin = when I was young ex.
- Le prétérit simple s'utilise pour l'action qui vient __________ l'action en cours de déroulement.
Les 2 prétérit
Choisissez entre le prétérit simple et le prétérit BE + V-ing pour les verbes entre parenthèses.
- Last year, I (go) to Ireland during the holiday.
- It (rain) when I (visit) Dublin.
- At some point, I (stay) in a youth hostel when an Irish man (walk) in and (start) to sing.
- He (sing) when someone (join) with a violin.
- Their song (be) really fun.
Rangez les verbes dans la colonne qui correspond
- I was cleaning my room when my mom entered.
- She was reading when someone knocked.
- His sister called him while he was playing.
- You fell asleep while riding the bus.
Prétérit simple
Prétérit BE + V-ing
Describe what those people were doing when it started to rain ...
When it started to rain, ...
tap-dance
Mettez les verbes entre parenthèses au prétérit BE + V-ing. Surlignez en vert les verbes au prétérit simple.
- I (visit) Galway when I saw a fairy.
- When the phone rang, I (cook) in the kitchen.
- He (talk) with his father when he hit the wall.
- You switched channels while I (watch) the TV.
play the violin
Black Widow
The Legend of the Black Widow
1. Match each picture to one of these words and expressions.
dream = picture C die = ................................. get married = .................. make a promise = ...........
build = .......................... admire = ...................... push = .........................
2. Imagine the story. Number the pictures following that order.
3. List the linkwords you know and match them to a picture.
- ....................................
- ....................................
- ....................................
- ....................................
5. .................................... 6. .................................... 7. ....................................
4. Write down the story of the Black Widow.
You need :
The Black Wiodow
A long time ago,
Stingy Jack
Ligne 1 à 5
The Legend of Stingy Jack
- Qui sont les personnages présent?
- Que font-ils ensemble?
- VRAI ou FAUX
Legend has it that one day, Stingy Jack invited the Devil to have a drink with him. Stingy Jack didn't want to pay for his drink so her convinced the Devil to turn into a coin taht Jack could use to buy their drinks. Once the Devil turned, Jack decided to keep the coin and put in his pocket, next to a silver cross, which prevented the Devil from changing back into its original form. Jack eventually freed the Devil, if he promised that he would not come back for one year and that, if Jack died, he would not claim his soul.
- Jack a demandé au diable de se transformer en pièce.
- Jack a donné la pièce au serveur.
- Jack a mis la pièce à côté d'une croix d'argent.
- Jack a gardé le diable prisonnier à jamais.
4. Quelles étaient les promesses faites par le Diable?
Ligne 6 à 15
The Legend of Stingy Jack
5. Est ce que Jack a survécu? 6. Qui est le nouveau personnage? 7. Trouvez dans le texte :
Later on, Jack died. As the legend goes, God did not accept such a mischievous figure into Heaven. The Devil, angry with the trick Jack played on him and keeping his promise, did not accept Jack in Hell. So he chased Jack off into the dark night with only a burning coal to light his way. Jack put the coal into a carved out pumpkin and he has been roaming the Earth ever since. The Irish began to refer to this ghostly figure as "Jack of the Lantern and then simply as "Jack'O'Lantern". In the end, Irish people carved pumpkins and placed them into windows or near doors to scare away Stingy Jack and other wandering evil spirits.
- un adjectif pour qualifier Jack :
- un adjectif pour qualifier le Diable :
8. Qu'a donné le Diable à Jack pour éclairer son chemin ? 9. Où Jack a-t-il mis cet objet ?
Ligne 14 à 15
10. Où les Irlandais mettent-ils leurs lanternes? 11. Dans quel but ?
Ligne 1 à 15
The Legend of Stingy Jack
Legend has it that one day, Stingy Jack invited the Devil to have a drink with him. Stingy Jack didn't want to pay for his drink so her convinced the Devil to turn into a coin taht Jack could use to buy their drinks. Once the Devil turned, Jack decided to keep the coin and put in his pocket, next to a silver cross, which prevented the Devil from changing back into its original form. Jack eventually freed the Devil, if he promised that he would not come back for one year and that, if Jack died, he would not claim his soul. Later on, Jack died. As the legend goes, God did not accept such a mischievous figure into Heaven. The Devil, angry with the trick Jack played on him and keeping his promise, did not accept Jack in Hell. So he chased Jack off into the dark night with only a burning coal to light his way. Jack put the coal into a carved out pumpkin and he has been roaming the Earth ever since. The Irish began to refer to this ghostly figure as "Jack of the Lantern and then simply as "Jack'O'Lantern". In the end, Irish people carved pumpkins and placed them into windows or near doors to scare away Stingy Jack and other wandering evil spirits.
12. Numérotez les images suivantes (de 1 à 6) en suivant l'ordre du texte.
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A Land of Legends
by Jamie McO'Leary
Jamie McO'leary
A trip to ...
My diary
A Land of Legends
1. Discovering Ireland
2. What is a Leprechaun
Le Conditionnel
3. Dark Irish Legends
Les adverbes de fréquence
4. Designer Monsters
Les connecteurs logiques
5. Finn McCool
6. Black Widow
Les 2 Prétérit
7. Stingy Jack
Discovering Ireland
Ireland
Ireland is composed of _____ countries :
Eire is composed of _________ regions :
The capital city of Ireland is ___________ The Irish flag has three colors : ________, __________ and ____________ The symbol of Ireland is a _____________ The nickname of Ireland is _____________ _____________________________________
What is a Leprechaun
Help Jamie understand what a Leprechaun is...
Read!
What is a Leprechaun?
Legend has it that a Leprechaun is a type of fairy that stands about as tall as a three-year-old child. A Leprechaun is usually described as a bearded man who wears a green suit and a green hat. Some believe there are only male Leprechauns. The Leprechaun is said to be a shoe-maker and if a leprechaun were near you, you would hear the tap-tapping of his tiny hammer repairing shoes. These little men are also very mischievous and they enjoy playing tricks on the people they meet. As legend holds, Leprechauns love to collect gold, hide it in a pot and bury it at the end of a rainbow. If you caught a Leprechaun, they would have to lead you to their pot of gold.
1. Underline the words you understand
2. Highlight in different colors :
3. True or false?
TRUE FALSE
> correct the false sentences
Leprechauns
A leprechaun is ....
Le conditionnel
Mettez les phrases au conditionnel.
If you caught a Leprechaun, they would have to lead you ...
Traduisez les phrases suivantes.
IF + sujet + .................. dans la subordonnée
sujet + ........... + B.V. dans la principale
SnapTask
très peu ..........................
Each write on a paper a sentence using the conditionnal and an animal : If I were an animal, I would be a ....
.............................. à la réalité
Dark Irish Legends
The Vanishing Island
North
1. Where did it happen?
East
West
Ballycastle Ballycotton
South
OR
2. What did they see in the ocean?
a strip of land
an island
a legend
5. What happened when they tried to leave?
The island disappeared into thin air The island drowned in the water
OR
3. How did they get there?
6. The locals went back to their family.
4. What did they find in the buildings ?
Right
Wrong
people
cats
skeletons
nothing
Fetch
1. Who is Fetch?
A mysterious creature A legendary creature
OR
2. What does it announce?
you will never die
you will die soon
you will die in pain
3. What does it look like ?
it looks like a monster
it looks like you
it looks like a fairy
4. How is called this creature ?
a Coolgang
a Crueldanger
a Doppelganger
The Dullahan
4. How do you defend yourself against the Dullahan?
1. What does the Dullahan ride ?
a dark horse
a white horse
a black pig
2. What does it carry in his hand ? (2 elements)
5. How does the Dullahan kill his victims ?
poisons them
cuts their head off
screams their name
drowns them in water
6. Is the Dullahan a type of fairy ?
Yes No
3. When does the Dullahan appear?
when you get married
when someone dies
when someone is born
The Banshee
1. What is the Banshee?
It's a female spirit It's a male spirit
OR
2. What does it look like?
3. What does the banshee announce ?
love
money
death
children
life
4. How does the Banshee kill her victims?
The Pooka
Which one is the Pooka?
Yes No
1. Is the Pooka a fairy ?
2. What does it look like? (several answers)
a dark horse
a goblin
a giant eagle
a frog
a small fairy
any form it wants
3. What does the Pooka do ?
4. How can you recognize the Pooka?
Dark Irish Legends
The Dullahan
The Dullahan rode a _______________ and he carried a ___________ made of a _________________ and his ____________________ in his hand. He's a headless horseman. He announced the ___________ of someone and killed his victims by ________________ their name. He is a kind of _____________ but you can defend yourself with a ____________________.
The Vanishing Island
This legend took place in _________________, in the ____________ of Ireland. The people saw an ________ in the ocean which had never been there and they took a _____________ to go see. They only found ________________ in the buildings. They were so scared they tried to leave but the island ___________________________________ and they were never seen again!
The Banshee
The Banshee was a ______________ spirit who looked like an ______ lady. If you saw a Banshee, you would often __________ but she would also kill you if she ________________ your name.
Fetch
Legend has it Fetch is a _______________ creature who announces that you will _______________ soon.
The Pooka
Legend says that Fetch always looks like ________________, it's called a ___________________, so beware if you see someone
The Pooka is a sort of ____________ who is called a shapeshifter : it can take any _____________ it wants. It likes to play ____________ on people. You can recognize the Pooka because it has _____________ fur, ______________ eyes and it can ___________ .
who looks exactly like you!
Les adverbes de fréquence
Associez chaque expression à un adverbe.
each and every day not ever most of the time rarely regularly from time to time at no time occasionnally once in a while
They were never seen again. Legend says that Fetch always looks like you. If you saw a banshee, you would often die.
Remplacez les groupes soulignés par l'adverbe qui convient. ATTENTION à l'ordre des mots.
sometimes
seldom
_______
Traduisez les phrases suivantes.
usually
_______
_______
Designer Monsters
1. Read the description of the monster. Choose from the elements and draw your monster in the middle.
This monster is very big with lots of different textures on his body. His arms are covered with short fur, but his legs have scales on them, like a fish. He has long, black claws on the ends of his fingers and short claws on his toes. His stomach is covered with curly fur. He has small spikes on his shoulders and small spikes on the top of his head. He has three big square eyes and a long nose with spots on it. He has a small mouth with black teeth. He has lumps on his chin and neck.
3. Describe it to your partner and then draw his / her description.
2. Create your own monster. Draw it and write down its description.
The Legend of Finn McCool
The Legend of Finn Mc Cool
A long time ago, there was an Irish giant who was called Finn McCool. One day, he challenged his enemy, the Scottish giant Benandonner, to come to Ireland and fight him. So Finn built a passage across the sea from Ulster to Scotland but he was so exhausted when it was finished that he fell asleep. Suddenly, he heard a tremendous noise. It was the Scottish giant who was walking towards him. Finn was terrified when he realised that Benandonner was much bigger than him. So he ran back home, where his wife, Oonagh, was waiting for him. Later on, Oonagh had an idea. She disguised him as a baby to pretend he was their son and put him in the cradle. When Benandonner arrived, she told him her husband was not here. As soon as the Scottish giant saw the huge 'baby boy', he imagined the size of the father and ran away back to Scotland, destroying the causeway as he went, so that Finn could not come after him. And that's why only two fragments of the causeway now remain. In the end, Finn thanked his wife.
Read!
Help Jamie understand the legend of Finn McCool.
From line 1 to line 5
2. Circle the words about confrontation.
From line 17 to 23
3. Complete the map with information from the text.
5. Number the pictures following the order of the text.
Giant's name : Nationality :
Giant's name : Nationality :
From line 6 to 16
4. Match the adjectives and the verbs to one giant or the other.
FULL TEXT
GIANT N°1
GIANT N°2
6. Match each sentence to a paragraph from the text.
Adjectives
Verbs
The Legend of Finn Mc Cool
Les connecteurs logiques
A long time ago, there was an Irish giant who was called Finn McCool. One day, he challenged his enemy, the Scottish giant Benandonner, to come to Ireland and fight him. So Finn built a passage across the sea from Ulster to Scotland but he was so exhausted when it was finished that he fell asleep. Suddenly, he heard a tremendous noise. It was the Scottish giant who was walking towards him. Finn was terrified when he realised that Benandonner was much bigger than him. So he ran back home, where his wife, Oonagh, was waiting for him. Later on, Oonagh had an idea. She disguised him as a baby to pretend he was their son and put him in the cradle. When Benandonner arrived, she told him her husband was not here. As soon as the Scottish giant saw the huge 'baby boy', he imagined the size of the father and ran away back to Scotland, destroying the causeway as he went, so that Finn could not come after him. And that's why only two fragments of the causeway now remain. In the end, Finn thanked his wife.
Read!
7. Highlight all the words that link the actions together.
8. Find all the words you can for each moment.
What did Finn build? Why was it destroyed?
The Legend of Finn McCool
Les 2 prétérit
l'auxiliaire ____ conjugué au ________
le verbe de l'action à la forme ________
It was the Scottish giant who was walking towards him. So he ran back home where his wife Oonagh was waiting for him.
Essayez de représenter, avec un schéma, les deux prétérit
a) un moment du passé = yesterday = a long time ago ex. b) un autre événement = when I visited Dublin = when I was young ex.
Les 2 prétérit
Choisissez entre le prétérit simple et le prétérit BE + V-ing pour les verbes entre parenthèses.
Rangez les verbes dans la colonne qui correspond
Prétérit simple
Prétérit BE + V-ing
Describe what those people were doing when it started to rain ...
When it started to rain, ...
tap-dance
Mettez les verbes entre parenthèses au prétérit BE + V-ing. Surlignez en vert les verbes au prétérit simple.
play the violin
Black Widow
The Legend of the Black Widow
1. Match each picture to one of these words and expressions.
dream = picture C die = ................................. get married = .................. make a promise = ...........
build = .......................... admire = ...................... push = .........................
2. Imagine the story. Number the pictures following that order.
3. List the linkwords you know and match them to a picture.
5. .................................... 6. .................................... 7. ....................................
4. Write down the story of the Black Widow.
You need :
The Black Wiodow
A long time ago,
Stingy Jack
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The Legend of Stingy Jack
Legend has it that one day, Stingy Jack invited the Devil to have a drink with him. Stingy Jack didn't want to pay for his drink so her convinced the Devil to turn into a coin taht Jack could use to buy their drinks. Once the Devil turned, Jack decided to keep the coin and put in his pocket, next to a silver cross, which prevented the Devil from changing back into its original form. Jack eventually freed the Devil, if he promised that he would not come back for one year and that, if Jack died, he would not claim his soul.
4. Quelles étaient les promesses faites par le Diable?
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The Legend of Stingy Jack
5. Est ce que Jack a survécu? 6. Qui est le nouveau personnage? 7. Trouvez dans le texte :
Later on, Jack died. As the legend goes, God did not accept such a mischievous figure into Heaven. The Devil, angry with the trick Jack played on him and keeping his promise, did not accept Jack in Hell. So he chased Jack off into the dark night with only a burning coal to light his way. Jack put the coal into a carved out pumpkin and he has been roaming the Earth ever since. The Irish began to refer to this ghostly figure as "Jack of the Lantern and then simply as "Jack'O'Lantern". In the end, Irish people carved pumpkins and placed them into windows or near doors to scare away Stingy Jack and other wandering evil spirits.
8. Qu'a donné le Diable à Jack pour éclairer son chemin ? 9. Où Jack a-t-il mis cet objet ?
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10. Où les Irlandais mettent-ils leurs lanternes? 11. Dans quel but ?
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The Legend of Stingy Jack
Legend has it that one day, Stingy Jack invited the Devil to have a drink with him. Stingy Jack didn't want to pay for his drink so her convinced the Devil to turn into a coin taht Jack could use to buy their drinks. Once the Devil turned, Jack decided to keep the coin and put in his pocket, next to a silver cross, which prevented the Devil from changing back into its original form. Jack eventually freed the Devil, if he promised that he would not come back for one year and that, if Jack died, he would not claim his soul. Later on, Jack died. As the legend goes, God did not accept such a mischievous figure into Heaven. The Devil, angry with the trick Jack played on him and keeping his promise, did not accept Jack in Hell. So he chased Jack off into the dark night with only a burning coal to light his way. Jack put the coal into a carved out pumpkin and he has been roaming the Earth ever since. The Irish began to refer to this ghostly figure as "Jack of the Lantern and then simply as "Jack'O'Lantern". In the end, Irish people carved pumpkins and placed them into windows or near doors to scare away Stingy Jack and other wandering evil spirits.
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