LESSON FOUR

1. My father works in a car factory. There are many machines in the factory.
What do they make in the factory?
Do they use machines to make cars?
2. My uncle is a miner. He works in a mine under the ground.
He doesn’t earn much money.
Where does my uncle work?
Is he a rich man?
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3. Young children should not w ork in coal mines .
It’s against the law. They shouldn’t work at all.
Should very young children work in car factories?
Why shouldn’t children work in mines?
4. There was a terrible car accident near our school yesterday.
Ten people were hurt.
What happened near our school yesterday?
How many people were hurt?
5. Mother, I don’t feel well today! Touch my head and you will feel how hot
it is.
Why did he ask his mother to touch his head?
6. After seeing “Oliver Twist”
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on TV, my sister cried; although she knew
Oliver was not a real boy .
Was Oliver a real boy?
How did my sister feel after seeing “Oliver Twist” on TV?

CHARLES DICKENS
AND THE LITTLE CHILDREN
B. Reading
1 Many years ago children from poor families had to work long hours.
They had to work very hard. They worked in coal mines and in
factories. They didn’t earn much money. Their bosses were cruel to
them. It was a terrible life for little children. Many of them became ill
and died. Some of these children were only seven years old!
2Char les Dickens wrote books in those days. He felt sorry for the poor
little children in England, where he lived. So he wrote a story. It was
about a little boy who had to work from morning to night. The boy’s
name was Oliver Twist. Poor Oliver! All he got to eat every day was
three bowls of watery soup. And he had to work so hard!
3 People cried when they read this book. It was a sad story. They knew
Oliver wasn’t a real little boy. But they also knew there were real boys
and girls just like Oliver. They made laws so that children wouldn’t
have to work so hard. They made laws saying that very young
children should not work at all.
4 Nowadays it’s against the law to make children work in mines and
factories. Charles Dickens helped a lot. His book showed people what
a terrible thing was going on.
5 Charles Dickens had a good reason to help those children. He had to
go out and work when he was a boy. And he was only ten years old.
He never forgot those terrible days. He wrote his book so that other
children could have a better life.

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