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3. I wish we were well out of this wood.

with good appearance or effect

in a kindly or friendly manner

in a good or proper manner

4. He gave me a touch with the whip, but I dare not stir.

to mix something by a continued circular movement

to cause slight movement or change of position

to evoke strong feelings

5. I have been so anxious, fancying all sorts of things.

having an image or representation of something formed in the mind

feeling a desire or liking for

believing or imagining something without being certain

Time to listen

Listen to a popular story about two friends and then answer the questions that follow.*

1. Using ideas from the story, complete the following passage.

Two friends travelling through a (a) were very (b) , but

since they had promised each other that they would (c) , they felt
more (d) . Suddenly, a (e) came out from the

trees. One of the friends immediately (f) while the other
(g) .

The bear came and (h) the man and, (i)
went away. The man told his friend that the bear had warned him against a friend who
(j) .

2. Answer the following questions.
a. What should the man who climbed a tree have done when he saw the bear?

b. Was the second man brave or intelligent? Give a reason for your answer.

c. Did the bear really talk to the man?

d. Write a suitable moral to the story.

* For listening text, turn to pages 155–156.
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