Chapter Four

Chapter Four

listen to the lesson

The summary of the chapter

^{_{Because the robbery had not been successful, the thieves went to different places.}}
^{_{Sikes stayed in the country but Crackit wet to London to find Fagin.}}
^{_{Oliver was left wounded in a field.}}
^{_{Fagin met Monks and told him what had happened.}}
^{_{Monks, who looked cruel, said that the robbery was not well planned and that Oliver must be kept with the gang.}}
^{_{Oliver was only unconscious so when he woke up, he left the field and walked towards the house they tried to rob.}}
^{_{Mr. Giles, the servant who had shot Oliver, went to tell Mrs.Maylie,the lady of the house, that they had found the thief.}}
^{_{Mrs.Maylie called Dr.Losberne to treat the wounded thief and they all looked surprised how the thief was so small.}}
^{_{Rose argued her aunt Maylie to be kind and generous to Oliver.}}
^{_{After Oliver had told his story, Dr.Losberne realized that the poor boy needed to be helped.}}
^{_{The doctor decided to save Oliver from the police.}}
^{_{Mr.Brittles, the other servant, had already called the police and two detectives arrived.}}
^{_{The doctor told them that the boy was shot by mistake.}}
^{_{The detectives examined the house and went out.}}
^{_{Dr. Losberne offered to take Oliver by coach to Mr.Brownlow’s house.}}
^{_{Unfortunately, they found out that Mr.Brownlow had sold his house and moved.}}
^{_{Mrs. Corney, who was in charge of the workhouse where Oliver was born, was called to see Nurse Sally on her deathbed.}}
^{_{Old Sally was nursing Oliver’s mother when she was younger.}}
^{_{Sally admitted to Mrs Corney that she had stolen a gold locket from Oliver’s mother before she died.}}
^{_{Oliver’s mother asked Sally to take it for her child, Oliver.}}
^{_{Old Sally had died before she told Mrs.Corney what the mother asked her to do.}}

_{Rob يسرق}

_{Robber سارق / لص}

_{Robbery سرقة}

_{Decide يقرر}

_{Shoot يطلق نار}

_{Stay يبقى/ يمكث}

_{Worried قلق}

_{Chase يطارد}

_{Wait ينتظر}

_{Return يعود}

_{Cruel قاس}

_{Nervously بعصبية}

_{Inside بالداخل}

_{Outside بالخارج}

_{Plan يخطط}

_{Well planned مخطط جيداً}

_{Dead ميت}

_{Alive على قيد الحياة}

_{Explain يشرح}

_{Quiet هادئ}

_{Gang عصابة}

_{Job وظيفة}

_{Unconscious فاقد الوعي}

_{Toward تجاه}

_{Knock يدق}

_{Surprised مندهش}

_{Injured مصاب}

_{Hurt مصاب}

_{Pretty جميل}

_{Run away يهرب}

_{Join ينضم}

_{Break into يقتحم}

_{Perhaps ربما / احتمال}

_{Mistake خطأ}

_{Discover يكشف}

_{While بينما}

_{Want يريد}

_{Thankful شاكر}

_Kindلطيف

_{Feeling مشاعر}

_{Completely تماماً}

_{Offer يعرض}

_{Looking forward to يتطلع إلى}

_{Patient مريض/ صبور}

_{Patiently بصبر}

_{Impatient غير صبور}

_{Impatiently بدون صبر}

_{Afraid خائف}

_{Bandage ضمادة}

_{Criminal مجرم}

_{Generosity كرم}

_{Generous كريم}

_{Help يساعد/ مساعدة}

_{Helpful متعاون}

_{Helpless بلا عون}

_{Suggest يقترح}

_{Realize يدرك}

_{Servant خادم}

_{Downstairs الطابق السفلي}

_{Upstairs الطابق العلوي}

_{Die يموت}

_{Live يعيش}

_{Get into trouble يقع بالمشاكل}

_{A plan خطة}

_{At the moment في هذه اللحظة}

_{Detective مفتش/ محقق}

_{Entered دخل}

_{Examine يفحص}

_{Believe يصدق}

_{Magistrate قاضي / حاكم}

_{Prison= jail سجن}

_{Journey رحلة}

_{White شاحب}

_{Coach عربة تجرها الخيول}

_{Move ينتقل}

_{Sick مريض}

_{Sign علامة/ اشارة}

_{Locket دلاية بسلسلة}

_{In charge of مسئول عن}

_{Get better يتحسن}

_{Protect يحمي}

_{Lead يقود}

_{Enough كاف}

_{Finally نهائياً}

_{What’s the matter?ما الأمر}

_{Introduce يقدم}

Vocabulary

^{_{Rob (v.) to steal money or property from a person, bank, shop.}}
^{_{Robber (n.) someone who steals money or property from banks or shops.}}
^{_{Robbery (n.) the crime of stealing money or property from a bank.}}
^{_{Armed robbery (n.) robbery with a gun.}}
^{_{Decide (v.) to arrive at an answer or an end to uncertainty about. To make choice or judgment.}}
^{_{Shoot (v.) to kill or injure someone with a gun . To fire a weapon at someone or something or to make a weapon fire.}}
^{_{Stay (v.) to continue to be the same as before and not change. To continue to be in the same place , job, school and not leave.}}
^{_{Worried (adj.) not feeling happy or relaxed, because you keep thinking about a problem or something that might happen.}}
^{_{Chase (v.) to run after someone or something to catch them.}}
^{_{Wait (v.) to sit or stand somewhere or not do something until something else happens or someone arrives.}}
^{_{Return (v.) to come back or go back to a place.}}
^{_{Cruel (adj.) deliberately making people or animals feeling pain or sadness.}}
^{_{Nervous (adj.) worried or frightened about something and unable to relax. Often worried or frightened and easily upset. Nervously (adv.) Nervousness (n.)}}
^{_{Inside (prep./adv.) in or onto a container , room , building.}}
^{_{Outside (prep./ adv.) out of particular building or room but still near it.}}
^{_{Plan (v.) to think about something you want to do and how you will do it.}}
^{_{Plan (v.) to intend to do something.}}
^{_{Plan (v.) to think about something you are going to make or build and decide what it will look like.}}
^{_{Dead (adj.) no longer alive.}}
^{_{Death (n.) the end of someone’s life.}}
^{_{Die (v.) to stop living.}}
^{_{Alive (adj.) living and not dead.}}
^{_{Live (v.) to have a particular kind of life or to live in a particular way. To be alive or to continue to stay alive.}}
^{_{Life (n.) The period between someone’s birth and death.}}
^{_{Life (n.) The state of being alive.}}
^{_{Explain (v.) to make something clear or easy to understand by talking or writing about it.}}
^{_{Quiet (adj.) not making a loud noise.}}
^{_{Gang (n.) a group of young people especially a group that often causes trouble and fights.}}
^{_{Gang (n.) a group of criminals who work together.}}
^{_{Job (n.) work that you do regularly in order to earn money.}}
^{_{Conscious (adj.) awake and able to understand what is happening. To notice or realize something.}}
^{_{Unconscious (adj.) is one that you don’t realize that you have. Unable to see, move, feel especially because you have had an accident or been given drugs.}}
^{_{Toward (prep.) moving, facing, or pointing in a particular direction.}}
^{_{Knock (v.) to hit a door or window with your hand in order to attract someone’s attention.}}
^{_{Surprised (adj.) you don’t expect something and it seems strange or unusual.}}
^{_{Injured (adj.) an injured person or animal has been hurt.}}
^{_{Hurt (v.) to make yourself or someone else feel pain.}}
^{_{Pretty (adj.) a woman or child who is pretty is attractive.}}
^{_{Pretty (adj.) a place or thing that is pretty is pleasant to look at or listen to.}}
^{_{Patient (n.) someone who is being treated by a doctor.}}
^{_{Patient (adj.) able to wait calmly for along time or to deal with difficult situations without becoming angry. Patiently (adv.) impatiently (opposite)}}
^{_{Afraid (adj.) frightened because you think someone or something is unpleasant or will hurt you.}}
^{_{Bandage (n.) a long piece of cloth that you wrap around a wound or an injury.}}
^{_{Criminal (n.) someone who is proved guilty of a crime.}}
^{_{Crime (n.) illegal activity.}}
^{_{Crime (n.) an illegal action that can be punished by law.}}
^{_{Generosity (n.) when you are happy to give money , time to help someone or something you do that shows this.}}
^{_{Generous (adj.) someone who is generous is kind because they often give people money , presents. Larger than the usual amount.}}
^{_{Help (v.) to make it possible or easier for someone to do something.}}
^{_{Help (n.) when you help someone.}}
^{_{Helper (n.) someone who helps another person.}}
^{_{Helpful (adj.) useful, willing to help.}}
^{_{Helpless (adj.) unable to look after yourself or protect yourself.}}
^{_{Suggest (v.) to tell someone your ideas about what should be done. To say that someone or something would be suitable for a particular purpose.}}
^{_{Servant (n.) someone whose job is to live in another person’s house and do jobs such as cleaning and cooking especially in past times.}}
^{_{Detective (n.) a police officer whose job is to discover the person who is responsible for a crime.}}
^{_{Examine (v.) to look at something carefully in order to find out something.}}
^{_{Believe (v.) to think that something is true or that someone is telling the truth.}}
^{_{Realize (v.) to notice something that you did not notice or understand before.}}
^{_{Prison (n.) = jail = gaol (n.) a building where criminals are kept as a punishment.}}
^{_{Prisoner (n.) someone who is kept in a prison. Someone who is forced to stay somewhere.}}
^{_{Magistrate (n.) an official who judges cases in the lowest law courts.}}
^{_{Enter (v.) to go or come into a place.}}
^{_{Run away (n.) someone especially a child who has left home.}}
^{_{Join (v.) to become a member of an organization , society or group.}}
^{_{Break into (v.) to break a door or a window to enter a building and steal things.}}
^{_{Perhaps (adv.) used to say that something may happen or may be true but you are not sure.}}
^{_{Mistake (n.) something that is not correct , that you do, say, or write without intending to.}}
^{_{Discover (v.) to find something existing but not known before, to find out.}}
^{_{While (n.) a length of time especially a short one.}}
^{_{Want (v.) to have a strong desire to or for, to need.}}
^{_{Thankful (adj.) glad that something good has happened.}}
^{_{Kind (adj.) helpful, interested in the happiness or feeling of others.}}
^{_{Feelings (n.) sensations of joy, sorrow, hate, the part of the person’s nature that feels, compared to the part that thinks.}}
^{_{Completely (adv.) altogether, totally.}}
^{_{Offer (v.) to hold out to a person for acceptance or refusal.}}
^{_{Look forward to (v.) to expect to enjoy something that is going to happen.}}
^{_{Journey (n.) a trip of some distance usually by land.}}
^{_{Finally (adv.) at last.}}
^{_{Reach (v.) to arrive at, get to}}
^{_{Warm (adj.) having or giving a pleasant feeling of heat.}}
^{_{In charge of (n.) responsibility.}}
^{_{Nurse (n.) a person who is trained to take care of sick, hurt, or old people especially as directed by a doctor in a hospital.}}
^{_{Interest (n.) a readiness to give attention.}}
^{_{Locket (n.) a small decoration for the neck, a metal case on a chain in which small pictures can be kept.}}
^{_{Choice (n.) the act or result of choosing.}}
^{_{Lead (v.) to bring or show the way to a person or animal by going in front.}}
^{_{Introduce (v.) to announce who is going to speak or perform at the beginning of a meeting.}}
^{_{Protect (v.) to keep safe by guarding or covering.}}
^{_{Information (n.) something which gives knowledge in the form of facts.}}
^{_{Ill (adj.) not well in health.}}
^{_{Get better (v.) improve}}
^{_{Show (v.) to allow or cause to be seen.}}
^{_{Smile (v.) to have or make a smile.}}
^{_{Smile (n.) an expression of the face with the mouth turned up at the ends and the eyes bright that usually express amusement, happiness, approval.}}
^{_{Enough (adv.) to the necessary degree.}}
^{_{Safe (adj.) out of danger not threatened by harm, protected.}}
^{_{Dangerous (adj.) able to or likely to cause danger.}}
^{_{Coach (n.) a large enclosed four-wheeled horse-drawn carriage, used especially in former times or in official ceremonies.}}
^{_{Sign (n.) a standard mark, something which is seen and represents a known meaning.}}
^{_{White (adj.) pale in colour of skin.}}
^{_{Move (v.) to change place or bodily position.}}
^{_{Sick (adj.) not well, ill, having a disease.}}
^{_{Agree (v.) to have or share the same opinions, feelings or purpose.}}
^{_{Disagree (v.) to have or show different opinions, not agree.}}
^{_{Steal (v.) to take what belongs to another without any right.}}

Questions and answers

_{1-Why did Toby and Mr.Sikes decide to run to different places?}

_{To make it harder for anyone who was following them.}

_{2-Where did Mr.Sikes stay?}

_{He stayed in the country.}

_{3- Where did Toby go?}

_{Toby went to London to find Fagin.}

_{4- What happened to Oliver after being shot?}

_{Toby and Mr.Sikes carried Oliver then they left him in a field.}

_{5- Who visited Fagin?}

_Monks.

_{6- Describe Monks.}

_{He was a tall man. He had dark hair and dark eyes. He looked cruel.}

_{7- Was Oliver dead?}

_{No, he wasn’t. He had only been unconscious.}

_{8- Where did Oliver go?}

_{Oliver walked slowly towards the house he had visited the night before.}

_{9- What did Mrs.Maylie do to Oliver?}

_{She asked Mr.Giles to carry Oliver to mr.Giles’s room and called the doctor.}

_{10- What happened after Oliver was awake?}

_{After Oliver was awake, he talked to Mrs.maylie, Rose and Dr.Losberne and told them all about his life.}

_{11- What was Dr.Losberne’s problem?}

_{He wanted to help Oliver after hearing his story but what could he say to the servants who know that he was a thief.}

_{12- What was the doctor’s plan?}

_{If Mr.Giles was worried that the boy could get him into trouble, the servant might not want to call the police.}

_{13- Why didn’t the doctor’s first plan work?}

_{Because the detectives arrived from London to examine the house after robbery.}

_{14- What was the doctor’s another plan?}

_{He said that Oliver wasn’t the robber they shot yesterday. He is boy who hurt his arm and came for help this morning.}

_{15- Where did Dr.Losberne offer to take Oliver?}

_{Dr. Losberne offered to take Oliver by coach to Mr. Brownlow’s house.}

_{16- Why was Oliver excited?}

_{a)Because he was looking forward to seeing the kind man who helped him in London.}

_{b)He wanted to explain what had happened to his books and his money.}

_{17- Why did Oliver look white?}

_{Because he saw the sign on Mr.Brownlow’s house which says “sold”.}

_{18-Where have Mr. Brownlow been?}

_{Mr. Brownlow has moved to the West Indies.}

_{19- Who was Mrs.Corney?}

_{Mrs. Corney was in charge of the workhouse where Oliver was born.}

_{20- What did nurse Sally tell Mrs. Corney?}

_{Nurse Sally told Mrs. Corney that when she was younger she was a nurse to a rich woman who stole a gold locket from her.}

_{21- What did the rich woman ask Sally before she died?}

_{The rich woman asked Sally to take the gold for the child who was called Oliver.}

Read the following quotations then answer the questions:

_{1-“We’ve got the thief that I shot!”}

_{a)Who are the speakers?}

_{b)Who is the thief?}

_{2-“I think you should come and see the thief. You do not need to be afraid.”}

_{a)Who are the speakers?}

_{b)Why did they call the doctor?}

_{c) Why shouldn’t they be afraid?}

_{3-“Will I go to prison?”}

_{a)Who are the speakers?}

_{b)Why is one of the speakers might go to prison?}

_{4-“I want to help the boy, but I don’t know what to say to the detectives!”}

_{a)Who are the speakers?}

_{b)Who is the boy?}

_{5-“What’s the matter? You look white. Are you feeling ill?”}

_{a)Who are the speakers?}

_{b) What does “white” mean?}

_{c) Why does one of the speakers look ill?}

_{6-“I stole from her before she died!”}

_{a)Who are the speakers?}

_{b) What does “she” refer to?}

_{c) What did one of the speakers steal?}

Find the mistakes in each of the following sentences and correct them:

_{1-Fagin was told that the robbery had been successful.}

_{………………………………………………………………………}

_{2-Oliver was welcomed welcomed by the two servants at Mrs.Mayli’s house.}

_{………………………………………………………………………}

_{3- After the attempted robbery, Oliver was only conscious.}

_{………………………………………………………………………}

_{4- Rose exclaimed how such a young boy could be a traveler.}

_{………………………………………………………………………}

_{5- Dr.Losberne disbelieved Oliver’s story.}

_{………………………………………………………………………}

_{6-Mr.Giles was afraid because he had killed Oliver.}

_{………………………………………………………………………}

_{7-Before her death, Nurse Sally admitted stealing the gold ring of Oliver’s mother.}

_{………………………………………………………………………}

_{8- Sikes and Toby needed a boy to help them get inside a large shop in the countryside.}

_{………………………………………………………………………}

_{9-Mrs.Maylie and Rose were very surprised to see a small sleeping boy with a bracelet on his arm.}

_{………………………………………………………………………}

_{10- Oliver was told to open the front window for Sikes and Toby to enter the house.}

_{………………………………………………………………………}