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THE FISHERMAND AND HIS SOUL - CHAPTERS 9 AND 10

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Q 1/10
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1. The fisherman doesn´t travel back to the sea.
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TRUE
Q 2/10
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2. The Soul asks The Fisherman to do evil things.
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TRUE
FALSE

10 questions

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1. The fisherman doesn´t travel back to the sea.

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2. The Soul asks The Fisherman to do evil things.

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3. The Fisherman builds a house on the side of a tree.

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4. The Fisherman calls to the Mermaid every morning, every afternoon and every evening.

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5. The waves bring the white body of the Mermaid.

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6. The Fisherman holds the dead little Monkey.

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7. The Soul finds the Fisherman dead by the shore.

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8. People dig a deep hole and bury the Fisherman.

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9. The Priest blesses the sea and the Sea-folk.

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10. The Sea-folk never come to the seashore. They go to another part of the sea.

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