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Listen and Learn                                                                     •  Communication  Skills

                                                                                  •  Listening  to  a  passage  for  specific  details
          A.  Your teacher will read the passage given in the listening text. Listen to it carefully
              and then tick () the answers to the following questions.

              1.  Who was Akbar? (Courtier/Emperor)

              2.  How many men acted as advisers to the emperor? (Nine/Nineteen)

              3.  Who were jealous of Birbal? (Other ministers/Akbar)

              4.  Why did Akbar like Birbal? (Only for his sense of humour/For his wit, wisdom

                  and sense of humour)
                                                                                               •  Communication  Skills
                                                                                               •  Critical  Thinking
        Converse and Connect                                                                   •  Collaboration
                                                                                               •  Creativity
                                                                                   •  Speaking  about  a  situation  in  the  story
         A.  Sit in groups of three and discuss. Imagine you owned the well mentioned in the
              story and sold it to Sadiq.


              1.  Would you allow him to use the water in the well or not?
              2.  Give reasons to support your answer. As a farmer, if Iqbal was not allowed to use

                  the water, how would it affect him and his work?

                                                                                               •  Communication  Skills
        Speak and Express                                                                      •  Creativity
                                                                                               •  Critical  Thinking
                                                                                             •  Speaking  about  a  picture
         A.  Look at the picture and talk about it with your partner. Discuss what is happening in
              the picture and why the activity is important for the person you see here. Does it

              affect all of us, too?






























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