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Textos literarios adaptados · 6º de Primaria

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6º · Textos literarios adaptados

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  • Un texto adaptado simplifica el lenguaje de un clásico sin perder su emoción ni su mensaje.
  • Los relatos tienen personajes (characters), escenario (setting) y trama (plot). Algunos incluyen una moraleja (moral), pero no todos.
  • Los conectores narrativos como 'suddenly' o 'finally' ayudan a entender el orden y las sorpresas del argumento.

1. Match each literary element with its correct meaning:

  • 1. Character ____
  • 2. Setting ____
  • 3. Plot ____
  • 4. Moral ____
  • A. The place and time where the story happens
  • B. The sequence of events and actions
  • C. The lesson or message of the tale
  • D. A person or animal in the story

2. Read this sentence from an adapted story: 'The brave knight took his sword and defended the dark castle.' Which genre is this story?

  • □ Adventure and legend
  • □ Modern sports comedy
  • □ Science fiction

3. An adapted literary text keeps the main story of an original classic, but uses simpler vocabulary and sentence structures.

□ Verdadero   □ Falso

4. Choose the best adjective to complete this excerpt from an adapted version of 'Robin Hood':

Robin Hood lived in Sherwood Forest and he was very ___ because he always helped poor families.

Opciones: lazy · selfish · generous

5. Classify these elements from classic stories into 'Characters' or 'Settings':

Categorías: Characters · Settings

  • Captain Hook: __________________
  • Neverland: __________________
  • Sherwood Forest: __________________
  • Mowgli the jungle boy: __________________
  • The White Rabbit: __________________
  • A dark underground cave: __________________

6. Read this adapted dialogue: 'Please Wendy, do not leave! The island is cold and lonely without you,' whispered Peter. How does Peter feel?

  • □ He feels sad and afraid of being alone.
  • □ He feels excited about an upcoming celebration.
  • □ He feels angry and wants to start an argument.

7. Put the events of this adapted legend of 'King Arthur' in chronological order:

Ordena estos elementos:

  • ___ Arthur became the wise King of England and created the Round Table.
  • ___ Arthur pulled the sword easily and discovered his royal destiny.
  • ___ Many strong knights tried to pull the sword from the magic stone, but failed.
  • ___ Young Arthur lived quietly as a humble squire.

8. Choose the narrative connector that introduces an unexpected event in the story:

Alice was sitting quietly near the river. ___, a white rabbit with a golden watch ran past her!

Opciones: Suddenly · Yesterday · Finally

9. Read this adapted excerpt from 'The Secret Garden' and answer the questions:

The Mysterious Key

Mary Lennox walked alone across the quiet gardens of Misselthwaite Manor. The morning was windy and cold, but Mary enjoyed exploring the open grounds. She stopped near a high stone wall covered with thick green ivy. Suddenly, a small robin hopped onto a pile of brown earth and began to sing a cheerful melody. Mary smiled because she felt a special connection with this little bird. As she watched the robin scratch the dirt, she noticed something bright shining under the dry leaves. She knelt down and picked up a heavy, rusty metal object. It was an old key! Mary felt excited about her discovery and held the key with trembling hands. Could this key unlock the mysterious door that nobody had opened in ten years? Her heart beat fast as she looked at the ivy-covered wall. She knew her adventure was just beginning.

1. What helped Mary discover the old key in the garden?

  • □ A friendly robin scratching the brown dirt.
  • □ An old gardener who gave it to her.
  • □ A strong wind that blew the heavy door open.

2. Why did Mary feel excited when she found the key?

  • □ Because she was freezing and wanted to go home.
  • □ Because she was excited and nervous about solving a mystery.
  • □ Because the rusty key was dangerous and dirty.

3. Why are adapted stories like this valuable for young readers?

  • □ They require students to memorize every word without understanding the plot.
  • □ They teach us historical facts about British gardening techniques.
  • □ They share universal emotions like curiosity and discovery in accessible English.

10. Lucía and Omar are reading an adapted version of 'Around the World in 80 Days'. During the trip, Phileas Fogg risks losing his famous bet to rescue a person in danger. What does this action show about the hero?

  • □ He did not care about the journey and wanted to quit.
  • □ Human lives and empathy are more valuable than winning a bet or prize.
  • □ Traveling by train is always safer than traveling by elephant.

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