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    The document summarizes "The Emperor's New Clothes" story in multiple parts. It asks questions about what the emperor spent money on, where he spent his time, and details of the dishonest weavers. The emperor loved clothes and this allowed the weavers to trick him by saying they could create invisible clothes for those who were fit for their positions. They stole silk and gold from the emperor by claiming they needed it for the special cloth.

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    THE EMPEROR’S NEW CLOTHES

    Part 1 short answer

    what did the emperor spend all his money on?

    In clothes

    where did the emperor spend most of his time?

    on the council

    the dishonest weavers said their clothes were to those who were unfir for their office

    no, the emperor said it

    how much cloth did the dishonest weavers make?

    2 looms

    what did the dishonest weavers do with she silk and gold thread?

    They asked for it and they put it in their backpacks

    Part 2 multiple choice

    circle the correc answer to each question

    1 how many suits did the emperor have?

    one for each day of the week

    two for each day of the week

    one for each hour of the day

    one for every moening afternocion and night


    2 why did theemperor want to go to the theacre?

    it was his duiy as emperor

    he liked to watch else singers

    there was nothing else to do

    he could show off his clothes

    3 why did emperor wanted a suir from the dishonest weavers?

    the cloth didn't cost very much

    he sould be able to tell who was foolish and who was wise

    the cloch matched the color of los eyes

    the clothes were in the newest style

    4 why did the dishonest wtavers cheat the emperor?

    they thoughr it was funny

    they wanted to be emperor

    they wanted to start a war

    they wanted money

    1 vocabulary match

    match each word in column A with is meaning in column B

    column A column B
    1 elaborate bag for holding things, backpack

    2 wardrobe a device for weaving cloth

    3 knapsack not worthy; below standard

    4 rogue cabincel or closet

    5 excessively happily wichour problems

    6 loom complicated hirving many parts

    7 the chase a hunt

    8 unfit dishonest person

    9 merrily wondertul; magnificent

    10 splendid large actsoun more than normal

    2 meaning in the text

    below are phrases the text circle the correce meaning of the underlined word

    1 the opportunities then afforded him for displaying of the underlined word

    A. paid for B. removed from C. gave D. helped

    2 as of any other king or emperor. one is accustomed to say, "he is sitting in council"

    A. in the habit B. never C. hopeful D. desermined

    3 "...the wonderful proterty of remining invisible"

    A. land B. magic C. skill D. quality

    4 "in order that they mighr begin their work directly"

    A. carefully B. right way; immediarely C. pleasantly D. slowly


    5 affected to work very busally"

    A. pretended B. began C. jumped D. planned

    the emperor's new clothes:


    find the supporting evidence

    Below is one of the main ideas of the passage. what are three ideas from the passage that support
    this main idea

    The emperor
    Loved clothes

    the emperor
    spent all his rogue weavers
    money on stole his things
    what he with what he
    loved did to what the
    to the king loved
    emperor it
    was good to
    show what he
    loved

    The emperor's new clothes:today's story

    the emperor loved clothes too much. the dishonest weavers used the emperor's love of doches as
    a way to chear him. thnk of an example in today's world where someone might love something so
    much that they

    could be cheated like the emperor. who is this person? what do they love so much? how could
    someone cheat them because of this love of thing?
    Solution

    1- the emperor

    2- the king loved clothes

    3- I could deceive him in a way that tells that person that the material thing he loves will be taken
    care of or they will change it for something similar or better, in this way such a person could be
    deceived

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