ET January 7. vey ey still, but I went abroad ‘arly and late with my ‘ my gun, and Ia still in the middle of the day Th evening, going farther into the valleys which lay towards the centre of the island I found there was ; Plenty of goats, though exceeding shy, and hard to come at. However, Tresolved to try if | could not tathg my dog to hunt them down, January 2. Accordingly, the next day, | went out with my dog, and set him upon the goats; but I was mistaken, for they all faced about upon the dog: and he knew his danger too well, for he would not come near them January 3. I began my fence or wall; which being still fearful of my being attacked by somebody, I resolved _to-make very thick and strong. 21. With your partner, list future inci face laterin the novel, based on & predictions with eo Further practice a Youhave become s the imaginary islan wildlife, food and water island passages in List the main features of write an information | points, divide them in (eg. Things to see). The P idents or problems which Robirson Crusoe may -vidence in the extract. Share and support your the rest of the class. tranded on a deser .d. Think about its fa sources. You can ‘Activities 3 and 18 oft ‘your home to leaflet for tourists, using bull to sections, and give a topic assage in Activity _ ---ain this unit, would you PURE SO CL tec eee All this time 1 worked ver . the rains hindering me ae days, nay, sometimes weeks together; but I thought f should never be perfectly secure till this wall was finished. And it is searce credible what inexpressible labour everything was done with, especially the bringing piles out of the woods, and driving them into the ground; for I made them much bigger than I need to have done. In the next place, I was at a great loss for candle; so that 2s soon as ever it was dark, which was generally by seven o'clock, I was obliged to go to bed ‘Adapted from Robinson Crusoe, by Daniel Defoe. as ‘island! Write a description of ndscape, climate, vegetation, use information from the his unit to give you ideas. wn or rural area. Use the list to let poin:s. Group the heading to each section Twill help youwith ideas. rather visit Tenerife, - ctnm dataileTe Tt ne HT AES | pine Se FV PES Bone = bog PU go tin ln 80) sia MO |e 277 we LQ)? cs 00), n> 90 7 ton (7) C0) > FB BEF = 80", 60°, 110". $36" See Asiok led ces(n)= 2-4Re ele ala Ea v POINT Jen changing information 9 your own words and The 3ist jn the morning, | went owt ints ing to reduce thei mber, there is 3 49" mething in a way t onger strictly true epi smple ‘the majority ioe and’ is not the samme a Hh areful tha if almost dead > content of your summary eres actually accurate sisal us ay to; and in othing [had neithet Geeapon, oF place 00 f ofany relief, saw 7° despait Ina deat before me citer tna 1 Prgald be devoured by wild Beasts murdered by SwV3E to death for approach oft for fear of wild want of food. At the cht, [slept in a tree creatures, but slept ju it rained all night soundly, thous! From the tst of October to the 24th. ‘All these days entirely spent in I voyages to get all Tcould out of the ship, which 1 prought on shore, every tide of flood, upon rafts. Much rain also in these days, though with some intervals of fair weather; but, it seems, this was the rainy season. October 26. L walked about the shore almost all day to find out a place to fix my habitation, greatly concerned to night, either from wild beasts or ‘men, Towards night I fixed upon proper place under a ock, and | natked out a semicircle formy encampment, which [ resolved to ictions material secure myself from an attack in the Feland with my gu £0 see fr 6 me Food, and discover the county, chen | killed a she-goat, and her tid followed me home, which I led also, because it afterwards ki would not feed: 4 November 1. under a rock, 1 set up my te ‘ay there forthe fist mighty as I could, with making it as large stakes driven in £0 8 hammock upon November 17. his day 1 began to dig belind 1c rock. Note, three my tent into th J exceedingly for this things 1 wante work, viz. a pick » wheelbarrow of baskets ork, and began to consider axe, a shovel, and 0 1 ceased how to SUP] me some tool. Jpsolutely necessary, that ‘A spade was indeed I could do nothing effectually without it; ‘but what kind of one to make, I knew not. wall, or inthe - is ply that want and make