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Monks went to talk to Mr Bumble, the master of the workhouse. He put two gold coins on the table for some information. Mr and Mrs Bumble told Monks about Oliver Twist’s mother. She gave him a gold ring with a name inside: Agnes. And Monks threw it into the river.

Nancy went to Fagin’s to ask him for some money.  At that moment Monks arrived. He wanted to talk to him about something important. Nancy heard terrible things and decided to talk to Rose Maylie. She was very unhappy.

Nancy has got two secrets. First, Fagin and Monks want to kidnap Oliver. Second, Monks is Oliver’s half brother. She tells Rose to meet on London Bridge on Sunday night. They must save Oliver.

VOCABULARY

Nouns: coin (moneda), wedding ring (aliança), half brother (germanastre).

Verbs: be born (néixer), throw (tirar), kidnap (raptar).

Oliver knocked at the door of the country house. The servants, Mr Giles and Mr Brittles, opened the door and he fell to the ground. They said he is one of the thieves. Oliver was at  Mrs Maylie’s house and her niece, Rose. They look after him for some months. He told them the story of his life and slowly got better.

Mrs Maylie and Rose took Oliver to their country cottage. After three months they returned home. One day Oliver saw Fagin and another man at the window. The servants looked for them but did not find them.

VOCABULARY

Adjectives: aloud (en veu alta), ill (malalt/a), noisy (sorollós), hurt (ferit/da).

Nouns: aunt (tieta), niece (nevoda), temperature (febre).

Verbs: look after (cuidar de), get better (millorar).

The workbook answer key for unit 4 On the Move is:

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Bill Sikes is planning to break into a country house and steal the money and jewels. His only problem is that the house is closed at night and only a little boy can get into through a small window. That boy, of course, is Oliver Twist.

 One night Sikes, Oliver and Toby Crackit, another thief, walk to the country house. Oliver, very scared, enters the house but he tries to warn the family. Two men appear on the stairs and shoot their gun, Oliver is hurt but he can run out of the house. When Bill Sikes and Toby Crackit see that he is bleeding so badly they escape and leave him on the garden wall. The two servants from the house do not see Oliver, who is unconcious and spends the night alone in the garden.

Oliver Twist is happy at Mr Brownlow’s, he has a house, some food, nice clothes, an education and two people who love him, Mrs Bedwin and Mr Brownlow. In the house, there was a picture of a lady who looks very much like Oliver.

 One day Oliver goes to the bookshop to bring some books and money. Unfortunately, Nacy and Sikes find him on the street and kidnap him. They take him Fagin’s house, where they take his books, money and clothes. Oliver is so worried because Mr Brownlow may think that he is a thief.

SUMMARY
Fagin teaches Oliver “the game of stealing”. One day, Oliver goes with Dodger and Charley Bates to the market. There, they see an old man who is looking at shop windows. Dodger put his hand in the old man’s pocket and pulled out a handkerchief. The old man starts shouting “Stop, thief!!!” Dodger and Charley cried “Stop, thief!!!” and Oliver starts running but the policeman catches him.

Finally, the bookseller tells the policeman that Oliver is innocent and the two other boys stole the handkerchief. Oliver was free but he was very weak and scared. The old man was very kind and said “Oh, poor boy” and took him to his house to look after him.

When Fagin knew that the policeman took him away, he was very angry. He was furious because Oliver could speak to the police. So he called his friend Bill Sikes to find Oliver. He had a plan.

VOCABULARY
Nouns: shop window (aparador), market (mercat), thief (lladre), carriage (carruatge),

Verbs: pull (estirar), run away (marxar corrent), turn around (girar-se), steal (robar), run after (córrer darrera d’algú), follow (seguir).