"How can I take one half of seventeen horses?" said the eldest son. "1 can't divide a living horse in two. "And how can I," asked the second, "take one third of seventeen horses? But this is what my father wanted me to do"."I also want to do what my father wanted us to. But what is one ninth of seventeen horses?" At that time an old man came riding on a horse. "May be he can tell us", they said hopefully. They told their story to him. The man began to think. Several minutes passed before he spoke. At last he said, "Take my horse and there will be eighteen".
They did so. The elder son took one half of the horses. Then the second son called the horses, which he loved best, and the six animals came running to him. And the youngest son took two horses. The sons said lo the man: "You divided the horses wonderfully. Say what you want us to give you for it". "I shall take all the horses that are left", said the old man and he rode away with his own horse.
1) An Arab had four sons whom he dearly loved.
Task 2. Choose the right answer. Питання записуємо і варіант відповіді також
1. Who lived far from to the East? a) a robber; b) an Arab; c) an old man
2. What did he have? a) Houses; b) Hamsters; c)horses
3. How many horses did he have? a) Sixteen; b) Seventeen; c) seventy
4. Why did he call his children? a) he was angry; b) he was ill; c) he was happy
5. Why did they meet? a) to divide the horses; b) to divide money; c) to help their father
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