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1권. The Clever Mousedeer : 현명한 애기사슴
2권. Tortoise Wins the Race : 토끼와 거북이의 경주 3권. The Ant And The Dove : 개미와 비둘기 4권. The Grateful Mouse : 고마움을 아는 생쥐 5권. The Proud Rooster : 의기양양한 수탉 6권. The Lost Kid : 길 잃은 새끼 염소 7권. The Boy Who Cried Wolf : 양치기 소년 8권. The Ungrateful Crocodile : 고마움을 모르는 악어 9권. The Thirsty Crow : 목마른 까마귀 10권. The Monkey And The Frog : 원숭이와 개구리 |
저자 소개
감수 : 21세기 영어교육연구회
약 90여개 초중고등학교의 현직 영어교사 백여 명을 회원으로 두고 대한민국의 영어교육을 위해 노력하고 있다. 주로 영어교육 전반에 관련된 이론연구와 교재개발, 각종 영어와 관련된 학습서 및 교양서적의 출판 및 번역, 삶의 지혜가 될 수 있는 작품의 영한대역, 건전하고 유익학 학습을 위한 청소년용 영한대역 만화의 제작, 각종 장학활동, 영어교사의 실력향상과 권익향상을 위한 사업목적으로 활동한다.
품목정보
- 발행일
- 2001년 04월 30일
- 쪽수, 무게, 크기
- 45쪽 | 크기확인중
- ISBN13
- 9788984970656
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The mouse set off to look for the lion. She found the lion trapped in a hunter's net.
"I must help the lion. Now is my chance to return his kindness." "Do keep still, I shall set you free." the mouse told the lion. --- p.26 (4권) |
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The Monkey sat on the tree and ate one banana after another.
"These bananas are delicious!" he thought. The Frog saw the monkey stuffing himself with the bananas. He called out to the monkey, "Hello there, Monkey. Could you pluck a banana for me, please?" --- p.12 (10권) |
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The fight began! The two roosters pounced on each other. The rest of the chickens watched anxiously. They were hoping that Chuck would win the fight. But Doodle was stronger. Chuck was pounced many times. He was no match for the powerful Doodle.
--- p.26 (5권) |
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The dove saw the ant struggling to stay afloat on the leaf. She felt sorry for the little ant.
"Hold on tight." the dove told the ant. "I am going to pick up the leaf and carry you to land." --- p.20 (3권) |
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Once again, the villagers rushed to the edge of the forest carrying their sticks and knives.
"Where, where is it? Where is the wolf?" the men asked in alarm. But all they saw were the sheep grazing peacefully. When they saw the shepherd laughing, they knew that they had been tricked again. --- p.28 (7권) |
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But the crow did not give up. He picked up another pebble and flew back to the pitcher. After dropping a few more pebbles in, he was delighted to find that the water had risen near to the brim.
--- p.32 (9권) |
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As the cow got closer to the sound, she saw the wolf. The wolf was about to attack the little kid!
The kid was trembling in fear. The cow quickly lowered her head and charged at the wolf. She tossed the surprised wolf into the air. --- p.22 (6권) |
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A long time later, the hare woke up. He looked around for Tortoise but could not see him. The hare was worried.
"Could the Tortoise be ahead of me? No, I don't think so. He is such a slowcoach" Anyway, he scrambled up and ran towards the finishing line. --- p.30 (2권) |
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A few days later, the crocodile's wife fell ill. The crocodile was very worried.
"Oh dear! Oh dear! What should I do?" His wife spoke up, "There is only one thing that can cure me." "What is that?" "A monkey's heart!" --- p.18 (8권) |
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"Your Majesty, I am sorry to have made you angry. I would have come at once if I had known that you were ill. Please forgive me."
"I will forgive you only if you can cure me." "I know exactly what will cure you, Your Majesty." said the mousedeer. --- p.22 (1권) |
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"Your Majesty, I am sorry to have made you angry. I would have come at once if I had known that you were ill. Please forgive me."
"I will forgive you only if you can cure me." "I know exactly what will cure you, Your Majesty." said the mousedeer. --- p.22 (1권) |
