3. Walt Disney Series
In this series I will tell you some stories
Selected from world classics.
It’s to improve your
Language skills,
Listening skills,
Narrative skills,
Vocabulary, and
Comprehensive abilities
4.
5. Please Read On…
Deep in the African Jungle, high in a tree-
house, Kala the ape found an odd looking
baby with no fur.
The baby’s parents had been killed by Sabor
the leopard.
11. “I know he’ll be a good son.”
she said. “I said he could
stay,” said Kerchak. “That
doesn’t make him my son.”
12. Kala named the boy Tarzan. He
grew up strong and curious and
loved to mimic all the animals.
He also came up with his own
sound, his special Tarzan yell.
13. One day, Tarzan’s best friend,
Terk, dared him to pull a hair
from an elephant.
14. As Tarzan approached the herd,
a young elephant called Tantor
mistook him for a piranha. He
panicked and scared the other
elephants.
17. “What happened?” he said. “It
was my fault,” said Tarzan. “It
was an accident.”
18. “you’ll never learn to be one of
us,” said Kerchak. “Because
you never give him a chance,”
said Kala.
19. “Look at him,” replied Kerchak.
“He will never be one of us.”
20. Tarzan was hurt by what
Kerchak said, but Kala
reassured him. “Inside we’re the
same,” she said. “Kerchak just
can’t see that,”
21. “I’ll make him see it,” said
Tarzan. “I’ll be the best ape
ever.” And Tarzan saw to it that
he was.
22. Over the years he worked hard
to learn skills from all jungle
animals.
23. And one day, when Sabor the
leopard attacked the guerillas, it
was Tarzan who saved Kerchak
and the rest of the family from
the vicious cat.
24. The guerillas had barely
recovered from the shock of
Sabor’s attack, when they heard
the sound of gunshots.
25. They fled into the jungle, but
Tarzan decided to investigate.
He followed the sound and was
amazed by what he found –
creatures who looked like him.
26. Tarzan watched the creatures,
and saw one of them upset a
family of baboons.
27. When the baboons started
chasing her, Tarzan swung
through the trees to her rescue.
28. Tarzan was curious about this
strange creature who seemed so
much like himself. He held his
hand up to hers and studied it
closely.
29. And Jane Porter, who had come
to Africa with her father to find
and study apes, was just as
curious about this strange wild
man as he was about her.
49. About the Story:
Tarzan ("...the Apeman") is a fictional character,
an archetypal feral child raised in the
African jungles by the Mangani "great apes"; he
later experiences civilization only to largely
reject it and return to the wild as a heroic
adventurer. Created by Edgar Rice Burroughs,
Tarzan first appeared in the novel Tarzan of the
Apes (magazine publication 1912, book
publication 1914), and then in twenty-five
sequels, three authorized books by other
authors, and innumerable works in other media,
authorized and not.
50. Answer these Questions:
Who’s the Mother of Tarzan?
Who’s Kerchak?
Who’s Tantor and Terk?
Who’s Jane Prter?