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Folk stories are a very important part of Moroccan culture. These are stories
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Moroccan people. From these stories, listeners can learn a lot about Morocco This Site
and what is important to Moroccans. Moroccan Folk Stories
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"Folk" means people from a particular country who have a certain way of life.
There are many Moroccan Folk stories that are still told throughout Morocco
today. These stories each teach lessons and give an insight to Moroccan
culture. An "insight" is an understanding of something. Speaking and writing tests
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Many Moroccan folk stories have similar themes. A "theme" is an idea or topic
that repeats itself. Travelling is an important theme in these folk stories as
are animals, Islam, family, and respect. The stories always feature (talk
about) the landscape of Morocco from the deserts to the mountains and the cities.
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Water and housing are also very important themes in Moroccan folk stories.
This is probably because both water and housing are hard to find, yet very important, in the desert.
One of the most loved Moroccan folk stories is called, "The Girl Who Lived
With Gazelles." The story involves many of the themes typically used in
Moroccan folk stories including family, Islam, animals, respect, and the desert.
The Girl Who Lived with Gazelles
There was once a young girl who lived with her father in the city.
The father went away on a business trip. When he came back, the
city's priest, who was a bad man, told him an evil lie about the girl. Though
the lie was not true, the father believed the priest and banished the girl to the
desert. "Banished" means sent away forever.
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In the desert, the girl was adopted (taken care of) by a herd (group) of
gazelles. A "gazelle" is a kind of animal similar to a deer or horse. She lived
with the gazelles for many years.
One day, a handsome prince came by and saw the girl. The two fell in love
and got married. Together, they had a son.
However, the prince's advisor was jealous of the love between the prince and
the girl. Because of this, he stole the baby. The girl was so upset and
frightened (scared) that she ran away to a village nearby. There she wore a man's cloths and found work.
Many years later, the village was holding a hunting competition. The girl's
father, the priest, the prince, and the advisor were all there. The girl
recognized them (knew who they were), but they did not recognize her.
At the competition, the girl stood up and told her life story to the crowd.
Everyone immediately recognized her. They understood she was telling the
truth! The girl, the prince, and her father were all happily reunited (brought
together again). The priest and advisor were banished to prison.
They soon learned that the son who had been stolen was actually living in the
village. The girl and her husband, the prince, were then reunited with their son.
The prince was so happy that he passed a law that said that hunters could not
hunt (kill) gazelles. From that day on, the gazelles were protected from harm. Back to Topics And now, practice: Morocco - Exercises
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English Reading Practice - Educational Stories, Articles and Exercises Vocabulary Questions 1. What does "insight" mean? a) understanding b) view c) look at d) listen to 2. What does "theme" mean? a) story b) idea that repeats itself c) feature d) family 3. What does "banished" mean? a) brought home b) found to be lying a) send away forever
b) found to be telling the truth Grammar Questions
1. From these stories, listeners can learn _________ lot about Morocco. a) a b) the c) an d) that
2. Many Moroccan folk stories _________ similar themes. a) have b) had c) had had d) will have
3. The father went away _________ a business trip.
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English Reading Practice - Educational Stories, Articles and Exercises a) in b) at c) on d) to Comprehension Questions
1. What are some themes in Moroccan folk stories?
_______________________________________________________________
2. Why did the girl's father banish her to the desert?
_______________________________________________________________
3. What did the prince do at the end of the story because he was so happy?
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Human Rights Back to Topics
Article 02 – Our Human Rights
Article 03 – Human Right #1: We Are All Born Free and Equal
Article 04 – Human Right #2: Don’t Discriminate
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Article 05 – Human Right #3: The Right to Life
Article 06 – Human Right #4: No Slavery
Article 07 – Human Right #5: No Torture
Article 08 – Human Right #6: You Have Rights No Matter Where You Go
Article 09 – Human Right #7: We're All Equal Before the Law
Article 10 – Human Right #8: Your Human Rights Are Protected by Law
Article 11 – Human Right #9: No Unfair Detainment
Article 12 – Human Right #10: The Right to Trial
Article 13 – Human Right #11: We're Always Innocent Till Proven Guilty
Article 14 – Human Right #12: The Right to Privacy
Article 15 – Human Right #13: Freedom to Move
Article 16 – Human Right #14: The Right to Seek a Safe Place to Live
Article 17 – Human Right #15: Right to a Nationality
Article 18 – Human Right #16: Marriage and Family
Article 19 – Human Right #17: The Right to Your Own Things
Article 20 – Human Right #18: Freedom of Thought
Article 21 – Human Right #19: Freedom of Expression
Article 22 – Human Right #20: The Right to Public Assembly
Article 23 – Human Right #21: The Right to Democracy
Article 24 – Human Right #22: Social Security
Article 25 – Human Right #23: Workers' Rights
Article 26 – Human Right #24: The Right to Play
Article 27 – Human Right #25: Food and Shelter for All
Article 28 – Human Right #26: The Right to Education
Article 29 – Human Right #27: Copyright
Article 30 – Human Right #28: A Fair and Free World
Article 31 – Human Right #29: Responsibility
Article 32 – Human Right #30: No One Can Take Away Your Human Rights
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English Reading Practice - Educational Stories, Articles and Exercises Article 33 – Minds of Peace
Moral Stories Back to Topics
Moral Story Number 1: Take Care of Yourself
Moral Story Number 2: Be Temperate
Moral Story Number 3: Do Not Be Promiscuous
Moral Story Number 4: Love and Help Children
Moral Story Number 5: Honor and Help Your Parents
Moral Story Number 6: Set a Good Example
Moral Story Number 7: Seek to Live With the Truth
Moral Story Number 8: Do Not Murder
Moral Story Number 9: Don't Do Anything Illegal
Moral Story Number 10: Support a Government Designed and Run for All the People
Moral Story Number 11: Do Not Harm a Person of Good Will
Moral Story Number 12: Safeguard and Improve Your Environment
Moral Story Number 13: Do Not Steal
Moral Story Number 14: Be Worthy of Trust
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Moral Story Number 15: Fulfill Your Obligations
Moral Story Number 16: Be Industrious
Moral Story Number 17: Be Competent
Moral Story Number 18: Respect the Religious Beliefs of Others
Moral Story Number 19: Try Not to Do Things to Others That You Would Not Like Them to Do to You
Moral Story Number 20: Try to Treat Others as You Would Want Them to Treat You
Moral Story Number 21: Flourish and Prosper Drug Education Stories
Drug Education Story Number 1: Ecstasy
Drug Education Story Number 2: Marijuana
Drug Education Story Number 3: LSD
Countries Back to Topics Afghanistan, A lgeria, A ustralia, A ustria, China, E gypt, F rance, Germany, I ndia, Ireland, I ran, I raq, Israel, Ja pan, M alaysia, North Korea, S outh Korea, Spain Pakistan, P hilippines, R ussia, Saudi Arabia, S ingapore, Somalia, S udan, United Kingdom, U nited States, T homas Jefferson, C hinese Cooking
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