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1. Petey, a little puppy, lived with his mother. - true 
2. Petey almost always barked when he wanted to chew shoes. - false 
Petey almost didn't chew shoes. 
3. Petey was a bad puppy because he didn't frighten the cat. - false 
Petey was a good puppy because he almost didn't frighten the cat. 
4. Petey wanted a white rabbit or a lovely canary for Christmas.  - false
Petey didn't want a white rabbit or a lovely canary for Christmas. 
5. His mother found a nice little boy for Petey. - false
His mother didn't find a nice little boy for Petey. 

Say why...

1. Petey's mother decided to give her son a boy for Christmas, because Petey wanted to have a boy as a friend. 
2. Petey's mother looked worried when she came back, because she didn't find any boy for her son. 
3. Petey's mother couldn't find a boy, because that year there weren't any free boys. 
4. Petey didn't want any pets for Christmas, because he wanted only a boy. 
5. Petey decided to find a dog with a boy, because he thought a dog gave him its boy. 

1) false    Daniel Defoe (1660-1731) was a famous English writer of the eighteenth

century.

2) false He wrote it when he was nearly 60 years old

3)  false  The story of Robinson Crusoe was based on the real adventures of a sailor  called Alexander Selkirk

4) false  When the book was published in 1719, it immediately became popular.

5)  true  Defoe didn’t write his book for children.

6) false   Daniel Defoe is called  “the father of English prose”  for “Robinson Crusoe”

a) Daniel Defoe wrote his most famous novel in 1719

b)  The story was based on real adventures of a sailor   called Alexander Selkirk ,however, also contains a lot of incidents from the author

imagination.

c) The title of the book is “The life and  Strange Surprising Adventures of Robinson Crusoe”.

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