Chapter I a. Read this short version of the chapter. There are 3 things which didn’t really happen. Find them

E. Without looking at Exercise D, fill the gaps with the correct letters. 
The number of gaps corresponds to the number of missing letters.
1. He was different f_ _ _ his brothers and sisters.
2. He alone took a_ _ _ _ his father.
3. One of its walls seemed to be m _ _ _ of light through which his 
father could come and go.
4. It turned o_ _ that she also had a sharp nose and strong paws.
5. At f_ _ _ _ the cubs cried and growled, but then they mostly slept, 
slowly turning i_ _ _ little skeletons.
6. She didn’t d _ _ _ to go in as she knew the lynx as a bad-tempered 
creature and a terrible fighter.
7. But to his great s _ _ _ _ _ _ _ , he was going through the Wall just 
like he had seen his parents go through it before.
8. He didn’t notice that the next step would be on the air ... and the 
next moment he was falling head downwards and rolling down the 
slope crying at the top of his v_ _ _ _.
9. Finally he g_ _ _ up and left the bird
10. He saw much killing and began to play his p _ _ _ in it.
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B. All these actions happened in the story. Put them in the correct 
order in which they happened.
a. The cub fought against the mother-bird.
b. The cubs died.
c. The cub’s eyes opened.
d. The she-wolf started to leave the cub on his own in the cave.
e. The cub saw a squirrel.
f. The cub found the chicks.
g. One Eye was killed by the lynx.
h. The she-wolf went to look for One Eye.
i. The cub left the cave.
j. The cub killed a live thing for the first time.
C. Match the sentences.
1. He was different 
2. He alone took 
3. One of its walls seemed to be made 
4. And that was how he learnt more 
things about his mother than her warm 
soft tongue, 
5. He slept little and constantly hunted 
but 
6. But the squirrel was just as scared of 
him 
7. He picked one 
a. as he was of it.
b. of light through which 
his father could come and 
go.
c. up in his mouth.
d. from his brothers and 
sisters.
e. with no success.
f. after his father.
g. with which she used to 
stroke him affectionately.