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Chapter 2
Vocabulary
hide – hid – hidden يختبئ relax – ed – ed يستريح / يهدأ
sign لافتة cheerfully بفرحة / بابتهاج
artful ماكر / بارع / داهية dodger شخص مراوغ أو متملص
dirtier أكثر قذارة call out – called out ينادي بصوت مرتفع
ugly قبيح / دميم الشكل pan طاسة (مقلاة) لقلي الطعام
fall asleep – fell asleep يغلبه النعاس jewellery مجوهرات
nervously بعصبية / بخوف gentleman رجل نبيل / عريق النسب
miser شخص بخيل notebook أجندة / مذكرة أو دفتر جيب
well made جيدة الصنع silk حرير / مصنوع من الحرير
handkerchief منديل funny مضحك / فكاهي
take off the marks ينزع العلامات (هنا: ينزع الأسماء المطرّزة بإبرة صغيرة) ther's a dear تعبير (قديم) يعني: من فضلك / إذا تكرّمت
pretend – ed – ed يتظاهر بـ shop windows فترينات المتاجر
question (v.) يشك في / يرتاب في knife سكين
practising التدريب على point to – pointed to يشير (بيده) إلى
crowd of people مجموعة أشخاص hurt مصاب / مجروح
roughly بغلظة / بخشونة magistrate قاضي للتحقيق يعمل مع البوليس
puzzled متحير / في حيرة faint – ed – ed يسقط مغشيا عليه
owner مالِك / صاحب الشيئ wasting my time إضاعة وقتي
lying down راقدا coach عربة يجرها حصان
lady سيدة مجتمع (من عائلة عريقة) wallet محفظة نقود رجالي
several days عدة أيام painting لوحة مرسومة
pretty woman إمرأة جميلة amazed مذهول
shoulders أكتاف set off for يتجه نحو
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1. At first Oliver was careful to hide when he saw people in the street, thinking they would want to take him back to Mr Sowerberry, but he relaxed after a few hours. Surely no one was following him now. He saw a sign which said "London, 70 miles." He did not know how long this would take to walk, but he decided that London would be a good place for him to go. Even Mr Bumble would not be able to find him in that great city he had heard of where there would be so many opportunities for him.
• في البداية, كان أوليفر حريصا على الاختباء كلما رأى أشخاصا في الشارع معتقدا أنهم يريدون أن يعيدوه مرة أخرى إلى السيد سوربيري. ولكنه هدأ بعد سويعات قليلة. بالتأكيد لا يوجد أحد يتتبعه الأن. رأى أوليفر لافتة تقول, "لندن تبعد 70 ميلا". لم يعرف كم ستستغرق هذه المسافة منه ليقطعها سيرا على الأقدام, ولكنه قرر أن لندن ستكون مكانا مناسبا بالنسبة له للذهاب إليه. حتى السيد بمبل لن يتمكن من العثور عليه في هذه المدينة العظيمة التي سمع عنها والتي يوجد بها فرصا كثيرة بالنسبة له.
2. He followed the signs to London for seven days, sleeping in fields and eating very little. Although a few kind people gave him food, he felt hungry and weak. Finally, he sat down to rest in the street of a small village. Another poor boy of about his age, who was wearing a man's coat and a tall hat, came and sat next to him. "You look hungry. Where are you going?" said the boy.
"I'm going to London," Oliver replied.
"Have you got a room there? Or any money?" Oliver said that he had almost nothing.
"Well, I know a man who will give you work and a room for nothing," he said cheerfully. "My name's Jack Dawkins," he continued, "although my friends call me the Artful Dodger." Jack seemed to be kind. He bought Oliver a meal and then said he could show him the way to London, but only when it was dark.
• تتبع أوليفر اللافتات باتجاه لندن لمدة سبعة أيام. كان ينام في الحقول ويأكل القليل جدا. وعلى الرغم أن عددا قليلا من الأشخاص العطوفين أعطوه طعاما, إلا أنه شعر بالجوع والوهن. وأخيرا, جلس ليستريح في الشارع في قرية صغيرة. جاء ولد فقير في نفس عمره تقريبا, وكان يرتدي معطف رجالي وقبعة طويلة, وجلس بجوار أوليفر. قال الولد, "تبدو جائعا, إلى أين أنت ذاهب؟" فردّ أوليفر, "أنا ذاهب إلى لندن." فسأله الولد, "هل لديك غرفة هناك؟ أو هل تملك أي نقود؟" فقال له أوليفر أنه لا يمتلك أي شيئ تقريبا. فقال الولد بسعادة, "حسنا, أنا أعرف رجلا سيقدم لك عملا وحجرة بلا مقابل. أنا اسمي جاك دوكنز, بالرغم أن أصدقائي ينادونني باسم المراوغ البارع." كان يبدو أن جاك طيبا. قام بشراء وجبة طعام لأوليفر ثم أخبره أنه بإمكانه أن يدله على الطريق إلى لندن ولكن عندما يحل الظلام.
3. It was not too far to London, but it was not what Oliver had expected. Jack took Oliver through streets that were poorer and dirtier than he had ever seen, and he thought perhaps he should run away again. Then they arrived in front of an old house, and when Jack called out, a door opened and they went inside. Jack led him to a large and dark back room with a fire in one comer. Next to the fire, an ugly old man with red hair was cooking something in a big pan. Four or five boys sat on old beds around the fire.
"This is Oliver," said Jack. At once, the boys stood up and began to take Oliver's few things from him. The old man laughed. "I'm Fagin," he said. "Sit down and have some food."
• لم تكن المسافة إلى لندن بعيدة جدا, ولكن المدينة لم تكن كما توقعها أوليفر. أخذ جاك أوليفر إلى شوارع أكثر فقرا وأكثر قذارة من التي رآها من قبل, وفكر أنه ربما عليه أن يهرب مرة أخرى. ثم وصلا أمام منزل قديم, وعندما نادى جاك بصوت عالٍ, فُتح باباً ودخلا. قاده جاك إلى حجرة خلفية كبيرة ومظلمة يوجد بها مدفأة في أحد الأركان. بجوار المدفأة, كان هناك رجل عجوز دميم ذو شعر أحمر يقوم بطهي شيئ ما في مقلاةٍ كبيرة. وكان هناك أربعة أو خمسة أولاد يجلسون على أسرّة قديمة حول المدفأة. قال جاك, "هذا هو أوليفر" وعلى الفور نهض الأولاد وبدأوا يأخذون الأشياء القليلة التي كانت مع أوليفر. ضحك الرجل العجوز وقال, "أنا فاجن. إجلس وتناول بعض الطعام."
4. Oliver sat by the fire and ate. Then, before he knew it, he fell asleep. When he woke up, the room was quiet. He saw Fagin sitting at a table taking some things out of a wooden box. He looked carefully at a gold watch and some expensive jewellery before putting them back in the box. He then looked at Oliver. When he saw that Oliver was awake, he jumped up and quickly closed the wooden box.
"What did you see?" he shouted, taking a knife in one hand. "Nothing, sir," said Oliver nervously. "Can I get up now?" "Yes, of course," said Fagin, putting the knife down again. Oliver relaxed and looked around the room. He thought the old gentleman must be a miser to live in such an old place, with so much jewellery and so many watches. He thought that perhaps Fagin used all his money to look after the boys.
• جلس أوليفر بجوار المدفأة وتناول الطعام, ثم غلبه النعاس دون أن يشعر بذلك. عندما استيقظ, كانت الحجرة هادئة, ورأى فاجن يجلس إلى منضدة ويأخذ بعض الأشياء من صندوق خشبي. كان فاجن ينظر بعناية إلى ساعة ذهبية وبعض المجوهرات الثمينة قبل أن يعيدهم ثانيةً إلى الصندوق. ثم نظر إلى أوليفر, وعندما رأى أنه كان مستيقظا, قفز واقفا وأغلق الصندوق الخشبي بسرعة. وصاح قائلا, وقد أخذ سكينا في إحدى يديه, "ماذا رأيت؟" فقال أوليفر بخوف, "لا شيئ يا سيدي. هل يمكنني أن أنهض الأن؟" فقال فاجن وقد أنزل السكين مرة أخرى, "نعم, بالطبع."
هدأ أوليفر ونظر حوله في الغرفة, وفكر أن هذا السيد النبيل لابد وأنه بخيل حتى يعيش في مثل هذا المكان القديم ومعه كل هذه المجوهرات وكل هذه الساعات الكثيرة. وفكر أن فاجن ربما كان يستخدم كل هذه الأموال لكي يعتني بالأولاد.
5. At that moment, Jack Dawkins arrived with a boy called Charley Bates. "I hope you've been at work this morning, boys," Fagin said when he saw them. "We've been working hard," said Jack.
"Good. What have you got?" Fagin asked Jack. Jack showed him some notebooks and Fagin looked at them carefully. "They're well made, aren't they?" Fagin said to Oliver. "Yes, very well made," answered Oliver. Fagin and the boys found this very funny, although Oliver did not know why. Then Charley showed Fagin some silk handkerchiefs. "They're good ones," said Fagin. "But they have marks on them. We can show Oliver how to take off the marks." "Thank you, sir," said Oliver. Charley laughed again and said, "The boy is so very young!" "Let's have breakfast, then we'll show Oliver our little game," said Fagin.
• في هذه اللحظة, وصل جاك دوكنز مع ولد يُدعى تشارلي بيتس. قال فاجن عندما رآهما, "آمل أن تكونا قد ذهبتما للعمل هذا الصباح يا أولاد." فقال جاك, "لقد كنا نعمل بجد" فقال له فاجن, "حسنا, ماذا أحضرتما؟" فأظهر له جاك بعض الأجندات, فنظر لهم فاجن بعناية, ثم قال لأوليفر, "إنهم مصنوعين بشكل جيد, أليس كذلك؟" فأجاب أوليفر, "نعم صناعتهم جيدة تماما." فوجد فاجن والأولاد أن ذلك شيئ مضحك جدا, على الرغم أن أوليفر لم يفهم السبب. وبعد ذلك, أظهر تشارلي بعض المناديل الحرير لفاجن الذي قال, "إنهم من نوع جيد, ولكن توجد عليهم علامات, يمكننا أن نعلم أوليفر كيف ينزع هذه العلامات." فقال أوليفر, "شوك لك يا سيدي." فضحك تشارلي مرة أخرى وقال, "الولد صغير جدا للغاية." ثم قال فاجن, "دعونا نتناول الإفطار, ثم نعلم أوليفر لعبتنا الصغيرة."
6. When they had eaten, Fagin put a watch in one of his pockets, a notebook in another pocket and a wallet in another. Then he walked around the room, pretending to be looking in shop windows. Oliver thought that this game was very funny. Jack and Charley then walked very close to Fagin and without Oliver realising it, they suddenly had the watch, the notebook and the wallet in their hands. "Very good," said Fagin. "Now you try, Oliver." Oliver walked behind Fagin and took a handkerchief from his pocket. "Has it gone?" asked Fagin. "Well done, I felt nothing," he cried. "You're a clever boy. You'll be as successful as the Artful Dodger." Oliver did not understand how taking handkerchiefs could make you successful, but because the old man was kind and gave him food, he did not question his advice.
• عندما فرغوا من الطعام, وضع فاجن ساعة في أحد جيوبه, ووضع أجندة في جيب آخر, ومحفظة في جيب ثالث. ثم تمشّى في الحجرة متظاهرا بأنه ينظر إلى فترينات المتاجر. كان أوليفر يرى أن هذه اللعبة فكاهية جدا. جاك وتشارلي اقتربا جدا من فاجن, وبدون أن يلاحظ أوليفر, كانت الساعة والأجندة والمحفظة بين أيديهما. قال فاجن, "جيد جدا. الآن قم أنت بالمحاولة يا أوليفر." فسار أوليفر خلف فاجن وأخذ منديلا من جيبه, وتساءل فاجن, "هل اختفى المنديل؟" ثم صاح قائلا, "أحسنت, أنا لم أشعر بأي شيئ. أنت ولد ماهر. إنك ستكون ناجحا تماما مثل المراوغ البارع." لم يفهم أوليفر كيف أن أخذ المناديل من الممكن أن يجعلك ناجحا, ولكن لأن الرجل العجوز كان عطوفا وأعطاه طعاما, فهو لم يشك في نصيحته.
7. After a few days of practising the game, Fagin told Oliver that he was ready to go out into the streets of London with Charley and the Artful Dodger. A few hours later, Oliver found himself in a strange London street with his two new friends. The Artful Dodger pointed to a gentleman who was reading a book outside a bookshop. "Look! He'll do," he said to Charley. Oliver watched as the two boys walked quietly behind the gentleman and carefully took a handkerchief from his pocket. Oliver suddenly understood why Fagin had so many watches and silk handkerchiefs and such a lot of jewellery. The boys were thieves!
• بعد أيام قليلة من ممارسة اللعبة, أخبر فاجن أوليفر أنه أصبح جاهزا للذهاب إلى شوارع لندن مع تشارلي والمراوغ البارع. وبعد بضع ساعات, وجد أوليفر نفسه في أحد شوارع لندن الغريبة مع صديقيه الجديدين. أشار المراوغ البارع إلى أحد السادة النبلاء الذي كان يقرأ كتابا خارج إحدى المكتبات, وقال لتشارلي, "أنظر, إنه صيد ثمين." شاهد أوليفر الولدين يسيران بهدوء خلف الرجل النبيل وأخذا بحذرٍ منديلا من جيبه. أدرك أوليفر فجأة لماذا كان فاجن يمتلك ساعات ومناديل حرير كثيرة جدا وكذلك الكثير من المجوهرات. فالأولاد كانوا لصوصا.
8. Before he knew what was happening, the gentleman turned round and called out, "Stop! Thief!" Oliver started to run away, but now everyone in the street was pointing at him and calling, "Stop him! He's a thief!" Suddenly Oliver fell over and a crowd of people stood all around him. "Is this the boy?" someone called. "Yes, that's him." Oliver saw the gentleman looking down at him. "The poor boy is hurt," the man said. At that moment a policeman arrived and told Oliver to stand up. "It wasn't me!" cried Oliver. "Oh, yes it was," called the policeman, who led Oliver roughly down the street. The crowd of people and the gentleman followed the policeman down to the police station.
• قبل أن يعرف ما الذي يحدث, استدار الرجل وصاح بصوت عالٍ قائلا, "أمسكوا به, اللص" فبدأ أوليفر يجري هاربا, ولكن كان الجميع في الشارع يشيرون نحوه وينادون, "إقبضوا عليه, إنه لص." وفجأة سقط أوليفر على الأرض ووقف جَمع من الناس من كل مكان حوله. أحد الأشخاص تساءل, "هل هذا هو الولد؟" فقال الرجل, "نعم, إنه هو" ورآه أوليفر ينظر إلى أسفل نحوه. قال الرجل, "الولد المسكين مصاب." وفي هذه اللحظة وصل رجل شرطة وأمر أوليفر أن ينهض. بكى أوليفر قائلا, "لست أنا الذي فعلتها." فقال الشرطي, "آه, نعم, إنه أنت." واقتاد أوليفر في الشارع بغلظة, وسار خلفهم حتى قسم الشرطة مجموعة الأشخاص والرجل النبيل.
9. "I don't think he did it," said the gentleman as Oliver was locked in a room. "Don't worry, sir," said a police officer. "A magistrate will see him soon. He'll decide." The gentleman, who was called Mr Brownlow, was puzzled. Where had he seen the boy before?
A little while later, Oliver was called to see the magistrate. When the magistrate heard what had happened, it was quickly decided that Oliver should go to prison. On hearing the news, Oliver felt ill and fainted. He was carried out of the room.
• قال الرجل النبيل عندما تم احتجاز أوليفر في إحدى الحجرات, "لا أعتقد أنه هو الذي فعلها." فقال له ضابط شرطة, "لا تقلق يا سيدي, سوف يُعرض على قاضي التحقيق حالا, وهو سوف يقرر الأمر." كان النبيل, الذي يُدعى السيد براونلو, متحيرا, أين رأى هذا الولد من قبل؟
بعد ذلك بمدة قصيرة, تم استدعاء أوليفر ليقابل قاضي التحقيق. عندما سمع القاضي ما حدث, تقرر بسرعة أن أوليفر يجب أن يذهب إلى السجن. عندما سمع أوليفر الخبر, شعر بالإعياء وسقط مغشيا عليه, وتم حمله إلى خارج الحجرة.
10. The magistrate was going to send everyone home when the owner of the bookshop suddenly appeared. "It wasn't that boy!" he said to the magistrate. "It was two other boys. He was with them, but he didn't take anything," he explained. "I saw the other boys running away."
"Why didn't you tell me this before?" called the magistrate. "Let the boy go free and stop wasting my time."
As he left the building, Mr Brownlow saw Oliver lying down on the street outside. "Poor boy," he said. "Somebody call a coach. He must come home with me."
Oliver was carefully put inside a coach and taken to Mr Brownlow's house, but he did not remember the journey. Oliver was very ill. He slept for many days in a warm, comfortable bed in Mr Brownlow’s large house in a good part of London. When he at last woke up, he said, "What room is this?"
• كان القاضي على وشك أن يصرف الناس إلى بيوتهم عندما ظهر فجأة صاحب المكتبة الذي قال للقاضي, "هذا الولد لم يكن هو الفاعل, ولكن ولدان آخران." وشرح قائلا, "هو كان معهم, ولكنه لم يأخذ أي شيئ. أنا رأيت الولدين الآخرين يهربان." فقال القاضي, "لماذا لم تخبرني بهذا من قبل؟ أطلقوا سراح الصبي وتوقفوا عن إضاعة وقتي."
بينما كان السيد براونلو يغادر المبنى, رأي أوليفر راقدا في الشارع بالخارج, فقال, "أيها الولد المسكين, فلينادي أحدكم على عربة, يجب أن يأتي معي إلى البيت." تم وضع أوليفر بعناية داخل عربة ونُقل إلى منزل السيد براونلو, ولكنه لم يتذكر الرحلة.
كان أوليفر مريضا جدا, وظل نائما لأيام طوال في سرير دافئ ومريح في منزل السيد براونلو الكبير في أحد المناطق الجيدة في لندن. وعندما استيقظ أخيرا قال, "ما هذه الغرفة؟"
11. An old lady quickly appeared and smiled at him, "You must be quiet, or you'll be ill again. Lie down, there's a dear!" said the woman, Mrs Bedwin, who looked after the house. So Oliver stayed in bed, and it was several days before he was well enough to go downstairs. He walked slowly into a beautiful room and saw Mr Brownlow smiling at him. "You look a little better," said Mr Brownlow. Then he looked puzzled again. "But what is this? Look there." He pointed to a painting of a pretty woman on the wall above Oliver's head. Oliver was amazed. He could see that the eyes, the head and the mouth were almost the same as his own.
• ظهرت سيدة عجوز بسرعة وابتسمت لأوليفر قائلة, "يجب أن تكون هادئا وإلا فإنك ستمرض مرة أخرى." قالت السيدة التي كانت تعتني بالمنزل وتُدعى مدام بيدوين, "استلقي, من فضلك." لذلك ظل أوليفر ملازما الفراش, ومرت عدة أيام قبل أن يصبح بصحة جيدة تمكنه من النزول للطابق السفلي. مشى أوليفر ببطء إلى داخل حجرة جميلة ورأى السيد براونلو يبتسم له وقال, "صحتك تبدو أفضل قليلا." ثم بدت عليه الحيرة مرة أخرى, وقال وهو يشير إلى لوحة لإمرأة جميلة على الحائط فوق رأس أوليفر, "ولكن ما هذا؟ أنظر هناك." كان أوليفر مذهولا, فقد رأى أن العينان والرأس والفم تقريبا تتطابق مع عينيه ورأسه وفمه.
12. After Oliver was taken by the policeman, Charley and the Artful Dodger ran quickly back to the old house. Fagin was so angry to hear what had happened to Oliver that he threw a cup of coffee at Charley. "Stop wasting good coffee," said a deep voice. Fagin looked round and saw an angry looking man with big, strong shoulders. "What are you doing, Fagin?" he shouted. "Sorry, Bill," said Fagin, "but we have a problem." He explained to Mr Sikes, or Bill, as Fagin called him, what had happened to Oliver. "Oliver will probably tell the police where we are and what we do," explained Fagin.
"We need to speak to him quickly," said Mr Sikes. "The police don't know Nancy, so she can go and find out what's happened," he suggested.
• بعد أن تم اصطحاب أوليفر بواسطة رجل الشرطة, جرى تشارلي والمراوغ البارع عائدين إلى المنزل القديم. كان فاجن غاضبا جدا عندما سمع ما حدث لأوليفر لدرجة أنه قذف تشارلي بفنجان من القهوة. قال شخص بصوت جهير, "توقف عن اهدار القهوة الجيدة." فالتفت فاجن ورأى رجلا تبدو على ملامحه الغضب وله أكتاف كبيرة قوية والذي صاح قائلا, "ماذا تفعل يا فاجن؟" فقال فاجن, "أنا آسف يا بل, ولكن عندنا مشكلة." وشرح للسيد سايكس, أو بل كما يناديه فاجن, ما حدث لأوليفر قائلا, "من المحتمل أن يخبر أوليفر البوليس عن مكاننا وعن نشاطنا." فقال السيد سايكس, "نحن نحتاج أن نتحدث معه بسرعة." واقترح قائلا, "البوليس لا يعرف نانسي, لذا فمن الممكن أن تذهب وتكتشف ما الذي حدث."
13. Nancy was a young woman who worked for Mr Sikes. She put on her best clothes and set off for the police station, but when she got there, she was told that Oliver had gone. "A police officer told me that he went somewhere in a coach with a gentleman called Mr Brownlow," Nancy told Fagin when she got back. When Fagin heard the news, he cried out, "We must find out where he is before he tells anyone about us!" He then gave Nancy and the Artful Dodger some money. "Go and find Oliver. Don't stop until you find him, not even for a minute."
• كانت نانسي امرأة شابة تعمل مع السيد سايكس. قامت بارتداء أفضل ثيابها وانطلقت باتجاه قسم الشرطة, ولكن عندما وصلت إلى هناك أخبروها أن أوليفر كان قد انصرف. وعندما عادت قالت لفاجن, "أخبرني ضابط شرطة أن أوليفر ذهب إلى مكان ما في عربة مع رجل نبيل يُدعى السيد براونلو." وعندما سمع فاجن هذا النبأ, صاح بصوت عال قائلا, "يجب أن نكتشف مكانه قبل أن يخبر الجميع عنا." ثم قام بإعطاء نانسي والمراوغ البارع بعض المال وقال لهما, "اذهبا واعثرا على أوليفر. لا تتوقفا حتى تعثرا عليه, لا تتوقفا حتى ولو لدقيقة واحدة."
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Questions with Model Answers
1. Why was Oliver careful to hide after running away from Mr Sowerberry's?
 He thought that people would want to take him back to Mr Sowerberry.
2. Why did Oliver decide to go to London? Mention two reasons.
 First, Mr Bumble would not be able to find him there. Second, there would be so many opportunities for him.
3. How did Oliver go to London? How long did it take him to go there?
 He went to London on foot. It took him seven days to go there.
4. What did Oliver do during his long journey to London?
 He followed the signs to London for seven days, sleeping in fields and eating very little.
5. Who helped Oliver to go to London? What was he like?
 Jack Dawkins, the Artful Dodger, helped Oliver to go to London. He was a boy of about Oliver's age. He was wearing a man's coat and a tall hat.
6. How did Jack Dawkins seem to be kind to Oliver when they first met?
 He bought Oliver a meal and said he could show him the way to London.
7. Why was Oliver disappointed يشعر بإحباط as soon as he reached London?
Or: Why did Oliver think he should run away again when he reached London?
 Because London was not as he expected. Jack took him throw streets that were poorer and dirtier than he had ever seen.
8. Who was Fagin? What was he like?
 Fagin was the leader of a group of thieves who got young boys to steal for him. He was an ugly old man with red hair.
9. What did Oliver see Fagin doing when he woke up?
 He saw him taking gold watches and expensive jewellery out of a wooden box and putting them back again.
10. Why did Fagin threaten هدد Oliver with a knife?
 He wanted to make sure that Oliver didn't see his gold watches and expensive jewellery.
11. Why did Oliver think that Fagin was a miser?
 Because he had so much jewellery and so many watches, however he lived in such an old place.
12. What did Oliver think about the way Fagin used all his money?
 He thought that perhaps Fagin used all his money to look after the boys.
13. Why did Fagin, Jack Dawkins and Charley Bates laugh at ضحكوا ساخرين من Oliver?
 Because Oliver was an innocent برئ child, he didn't know that the things were stolen, so they laughed at his remarks. تعليقاته
14. What would Fagin teach Oliver to do with the stolen المسروقة handkerchiefs?
 He would show him how to take off the marks on them.
15. What little game did Fagin show Oliver?
 He showed him how to steal watches, notebooks and handkerchiefs from people.
16. Why did Fagin walk around the room pretending to be looking in shop windows?
 He was showing Oliver how to steal things from people.
17. What did Fagin praise امتدح Oliver for?
Or: Why did Fagin predict تنبأ that Oliver would be as successful as the Artful Dodger?
 Because Oliver could take a handkerchief from Fagin's pocket without feeling anything.
18. What did Oliver fail لم يستطع to understand when Fagin predicted that he would be successful?
 He did not understand how taking handkerchiefs could make you successful.
19. Why did Oliver not question لم يشك في Fagin's advice?
 Because Fagin was kind to him and gave him food.
20. When was Oliver ready to go out into the streets of London with Charley and the Artful Dodger?
 After a few days of practising the game.
21. When did Oliver understand why Fagin had so many watches and silk handkerchiefs and such a lot of jewellery?
 When he saw the Artful Dodger and Charley steal a handkerchief from Mr Brownlow, he realised that the boys were thieves.
22. How did Oliver get involved in a crime he didn't commit?
كيف تورط أوليفر في جريمة لم يرتكبها؟
 He just watched the Artful Dodger and Charley steal a handkerchief from the gentleman who called out, "Stop! Thief!" When Oliver started to run away, he was caught by people.
23. Why was Mr Brownlow puzzled when he first saw Oliver?
 He thought he had seen the boy before, but he didn't know where.
24. Why did Mr Brownlow look puzzled again when he saw Oliver in his house?
 Because Oliver looked like the woman in the painting on the wall.
25. What did the magistrate decide first concerning بخصوص Oliver? Why did he change his decision?
 He decided that Oliver should go to prison. But he changed his decision when the owner of the bookshop said that Oliver didn't steal anything.
26. What happened to Oliver when it was decided that he should go to prison?
 He felt ill and fainted. He was carried out of the room.
27. Show that Mr Brownlow was a kind-hearted رحيم القلب gentleman.
 He tried to prove Oliver's innocence براءة in the police station.
 When he saw Oliver lying down on the street, he decided to take him to his house to look after him.
28. How was Oliver when he went to Mr Brownlow's house for the first time?
 He was very ill. He slept for many days.
29. Why was Oliver amazed to see the painting of the pretty woman?
 Because he could see that the eyes, the head and the mouth were almost the same as his own.
30. Why was Fagin so angry to hear that Oliver was caught by the police?
 He was afraid that Oliver would tell the police about the group of thieves.
31. Who was Mr Sikes, or Bill? What did he look like.
 He was one of the group of thieves. He was an angry looking man with big, strong shoulders.
32. Who was Nancy?
 She was a young woman who worked for Mr Sikes.
33. Why did Mr Sikes suggest sending Nancy to the police station?
 Because the police didn't know her. She could go and find out what had happened to Oliver.
34. Why did Fagin give some money to Nancy and the Artful Dodger?
 To look for Oliver and not to stop until they found him.
Quotations with Model Answers
1- "You look hungry. Where are you going?"
(A) Who said this? To whom?
 Jack, the Artful Dodger, to Oliver.
(B) Where was the addressed person going?
 He was going to London.
(C) What did the speaker do when he knew that the other person was hungry?
 He bought him a meal.
2- "I'm going to London."
(A) Who said this? To whom?
 Oliver to Jack, the Artful Dodger.
(B) Why was the speaker choose going to London in particular تحديدا?
 Because Mr Bumble would not be able to find him there. Secondly, there would be so many opportunities for him.
(C) How did the addressed person help the speaker to go to London?
 He showed him the way to London.
3- "Have you got a room there? Or any money?"
(A) Who said this? To whom?
 Jack, the Artful Dodger, to Oliver.
(B) What was the addressed person's answer?
 He said that he had almost nothing.
(C) How did the speaker offer to find the other person work and a room?
 He said he knew a man who would give him work and a room for nothing.

4- "Well, I know a man who will give you work and a room for nothing."
(A) Who said these words? To whom?
 Jack, the Artful Dodger, to Oliver.
(B) Who was that man the speaker was talking about?
 Fagin.
(C) Would that man really give work and a room for nothing? Why / Why not?
 No. He would make the boys steal things for him in return. كمقابل

5- "What did you see?" he shouted, taking a knife in one hand.
(A) Who asked this question? To whom?
 Fagin asked this question to Oliver.
(B) What was the other person's answer?
 He said that he saw nothing.
(C) What did that person really see?
 He saw Fagin taking gold watches and expensive jewellery out of a wooden box and putting them back again.

6- "I hope you've been at work this morning, boys.”
(A) Who said this? To whom?
 Fagin to Jack and Charley.
(B) What kind of work was it?
 It was stealing things from people.
(C) What did they get that day?
 They got some notebooks and some silk handkerchiefs.
7- "They're well made, aren't they?”
(A) Who said this? To whom?
 Fagin said this to Oliver.
(B) What were they talking about?
 They were talking about some notebooks.
(C) Who brought those things? How did he / she get them?
 Jack brought them. He stole them from people.
8- "They're good ones. But they have marks on them."
(A) Who said these words? To whom?
 Fagin to Jack, Charley and Oliver.
(B) What does the word "ones" refer to?
 It refers to some silk handkerchiefs.
(C) What did the speaker suggest concerning taking off the marks?
 He suggested showing Oliver how to take off the marks.
9- "The boy is so very young."
(A) Who said this?
 Charley said this.
(B) Which boy was he talking about?
 Oliver Twist.
(C) Why did the speaker say so?
 Because of Oliver's innocent remarks ملاحظاته البريئة on the stolen things.

10- "Let's have breakfast, then we'll show Oliver our little game."
(A) Who said these words? To whom?
 Fagin to Jack, Charley and Oliver.
(B) What did he mean by "our little game"?
 He meant stealing things from people's pockets.
(C) What did Oliver think at first of this game?
 He thought that this game was very funny.

11- "Very good. Now you try, Oliver."
(A) Who was speaking? Whom did he praise امتدح by saying "very good"?
 Fagin was speaking. He praised Jack and Charley.
(B) What did the speaker want Oliver to try?
 He wanted him to try to take a handkerchief from his pocket.
(C) Did Oliver succeed in his try?
 Yes, he did.

12- "Has it gone? Well done, I felt nothing. You're a clever boy. You'll be as successful as the Artful Dodger."
(A) Who said this? To whom?
 Fagin said this to Oliver.
(B) What does the pronoun "it" refer to?
 It refers to the handkerchief that was in Fagin's pocket.
(C) What did the addressed person fail to understand when he heard this?
 He failed to understand how taking handkerchiefs could make you successful.

13- "Look! He'll do."
(A) Who said this? To whom?
 Jack, the Artful Dodger said this to Charley.
(B) Who were they talking about?
 Mr Brownlow.
(C) What did the speaker mean by "he'll do"?
 He meant that the victim الضحية was a gentleman and that they could steal something from him.

14- "Stop him! He's a thief!"
(A) Who said this? About whom was it said?
 People in the street. It was said about Oliver.
(B) Was that person really a thief? Why / Why not?
 No, he wasn't. He didn't steal anything.
(C) Why was that person accused اتهم of being a thief?
 He was with Jack and Charley when they stole a handkerchief from Mr Brownlow who called out, "Stop! Thief!" When Oliver started to run away, people caught him.

15- "It wasn't me!"
(A) Who said these words? To whom?
 Oliver said this to the policeman.
(B) What did the speaker deny أنكر?
 He denied stealing anything from the gentleman.
(C) Was the speaker innocent or guilty مذنب?
 He was innocent.

16- "Don't worry, sir. A magistrate will see him soon. He'll decide."
(A) Who said this? To whom?
 A police officer said this to Mr Brownlow.
(B) Who would the magistrate see? What would he decide about him?
 Oliver Twist. The magistrate would decide if he was innocent or guilty.
(C) What was the magistrate's final decision?
 He decided to set Oliver free.

17- "It wasn't that boy. It was two other boys."
(A) Who said said? To whom?
 The owner of the bookshop said this to the magistrate.
(B) Who were those two boys?
 Jack, the Artful Dodger and Charley Bates.
(C) How were these words very helpful to an innocent person?
 These words made the magistrate set Oliver free.

18- "Why didn't you tell me this before?"
(A) Who said this? To whom?
 The magistrate said this to the owner of the bookshop.
(B) What did the speaker mean by "this"?
 That Oliver didn't steal anything and that it was two other boys.
(C) What was the result نتيجة of the speaker's knowing "this"?
 He decided to set Oliver free.
19- "Poor boy. Somebody call a coach. He must come home with me."
(A) Who said these words?
 Mr Brownlow.
(B) Why did the speaker want to take that boy to his house?
 Because the boy was lying down on the street outside the police station. He wanted to look after him.
(C) What does this show about the speaker's character? ماذا يبين عن شخصيته
 This shows that Mr Brownlow was a kind-hearted person.

20- "Lie down, there's a dear."
(A) Who said these words? To whom?
 Mrs Bedwin said this to Oliver.
(B) What was the speaker's job?
 She looked after Mr Brownlow's house.
(C) Why did the speaker ask the other person to lie down?
 Because he was very ill.

21- "You look a little better. But what is this? Look there."
(A) Who said this? To whom?
 Mr Brownlow said this to Oliver.
(B) What did the speaker want to show the other person?
 He wanted to show him a painting of a pretty woman on the wall.
(C) What did the addressed person feel when he saw that thing? Why?
 He was amazed because the eyes, the head and the mouth of the woman in the painting were almost the same as his own.

22- "Stop wasting good coffee."
(A) Who said these words? To whom?
 Mr Sikes, or Bill said these words to Fagin.
(B) Why did the speaker say so?
 Because Fagin threw a cup of coffee at Charley.
(C) What had happened that led that person أدت به to waste that coffee?
 He heard that Oliver was caught by the police.

23- "Sorry, Bill, but we have a problem."
(A) Who said these words?
 Fagin.
(B) What did he apologize for اعتذر?
 He apologized for throwing a cup of coffee at Charley .
(C) What problem did they have?
 Oliver was arrested قبض عليه and he could tell the police about them.

24- "We need to speak to him quickly."
(A) Who said these words? To whom?
 Mr Sikes said this to Fagin.
(B) Who did they need to speak to?
 Oliver.
(C) Why was it necessary for them to speak to him quickly?
 It was necessary to speak to him quickly before he told the police about them.

25- "The police don't know Nancy, so she can go and find out what's happened."
(A) Who said these words? To whom?
 Mr Sikes said this to Fagin.
(B) Who was Nancy?
 She was a young woman who worked for Mr Sikes.
(C) What made ماذا جعل these people worried?
 Oliver was arrested and he could tell the police about them.

26- "A police officer told me that he went somewhere in a coach with a gentleman called Mr Brownlow."
(A) Who said these words? To whom?
 Nancy said this to Fagin.
(B) Who did they try to get information about?
 Oliver.
(C) Why did they need to find that person quickly?
 They were afraid he would tell the police about them.

27- "Don't stop until you find him, not even for a minute."
(A) Who said these words? To whom?
 Fagin said this to Nancy and the Artful Dodger.
(B) Who did they want to find?
 Oliver.
(C) Why was it necessary for them to find that person?
 Because they were afraid he would tell the police about them.
Exercises
(A) Answer the following questions:
1- Where did Oliver set off بدأ رحلته after running away from Mr Sowerberry's?
2- Why did Oliver choose London to be his destination جهة السفر?
3- After leaving Mr Sowerberry's, what made جعل Oliver hide carefully when he saw people in the street?
4- How many miles did Oliver walk to reach London?
5- How many days did it take Oliver to go to London?
6- Where did Oliver sleep and how much did he eat during his long journey to London?
7- Who was Jack Dawkins? What did his friends call him?
8- What hope did Jack give Oliver concerning بخصوص finding work and a room in London?
9- How did Jack seem to be kind when he first met Oliver?
10- How did Oliver's opinion about London change when he first went through its streets?
11- What kind of room did Fagin Live in?
12- Who was Fagin. What did he look like?
13- What did the boys do as soon as Jack introduced Oliver to them?
14- When he woke up, what did Oliver see Fagin doing?
15- Why did Oliver have to tell Fagin a lie يكذب عليه? (What did he deny doing?)
16- What surprised Oliver about Fagin?
17- What did Oliver think when he saw Fagin's so many watches and so much jewellery?
18- Why did Fagin take a knife in his hand?
19- How did Fagin abuse يستغل بسوء young boys?
20- Why did Fagin and the boys make fun of سخروا من Oliver?
21- What was Fagin's little game?
22- What did Oliver think of Fagin's little game?
23- In Fagin's opinion, what would Oliver be successful at? Why?
24- What did not Oliver understand when Fagin talked about being successful?
25- According to Oliver, why was Fagin a kind man?
26- What did Fagin ask Oliver to do after a few days of practising the game?
27- How was Oliver accused wrongfully of being a thief?
28- Why, do you think, did Mr Brownlow sympathise تعاطف with Oliver?
29- Why did the policeman lead Oliver to the police station?
30- How did Mr Brownlow try to exonerate يبرئ Oliver at the police station?
31- Who could decide if Oliver was innocent or guilty?
32- What two contradictory متناقضين decisions did the magistrate make about Oliver?
33- How did the bookshop owner do a favour قدّم معروفا to Oliver?
34- Why did Mr Brownlow look puzzled when he saw Oliver?
35- What did Mr Brownlow do when he saw Oliver lying down on the street?
36- How was Oliver treated تمت معاملته when he was ill at Mr Brownlow's?
37- Who was Mrs Bedwin? What did she ask Oliver to do?
38- To what extent was Oliver and the woman in the painting alike متماثلين?
39- What news did Jack and Charley give Fagin that made him so angry?
40- Why did Fagin lose his temper فقد أعصابه and throw a cup of coffee at Charley?
41- Who was Mr Sikes? What was he like?
42- Why did Mr Sikes suggest sending Nancy to the police station?
43- Who was Nancy? What news did she get about Oliver from the police station?
44- Why did Fagin and his gang عصابة have to find out where Oliver was?
45- Who did Fagin send for the mission في مهمة of finding Oliver?

(B) Read the following quotations and then answer the questions:

1- "Have you got a room there? Or any money?"
(A) Who said this? To whom?
(B) What was the addressed person's answer?
(C) How did the speaker offer to find the other person work and a room?

2- "Nothing, sir. Can I get up now?”
(A) Who said this? To whom?
(B) What did the speaker mean by "Nothing"?
(C) Why did the speaker need permission to get up?

3- "Let's have breakfast, then we'll show Oliver our little game."
(A) Who said these words? To whom?
(B) What did he mean by "our little game"?
(C) What did Oliver think of this game?
4- " You're a clever boy. You'll be as successful as the Artful Dodger."
(A) Who said these words? To whom?
(B) Why did the speaker consider the addressed person a clever boy?
(C) What was the Artful Dodger successful at?
5- "The poor boy is hurt."
(A) Who said these words?
(B) Who was he talking about?
(C) Why was that boy hurt?
6- "I don't think he did it."
(A) Who said these words? To whom?
(B) Who were they talking about?
(C) Who would decide if he did it or not?
7- "He was with them, but he didn't take anything."
(A) Who said these words? To whom?
(B) What does "them" refer to?
(C) How did these words exonerate برأت an accused person?
8- "You must be quiet, or you'll be ill again."
(A) Who said these words? To whom?
(B) Where was that ill person then?
(C) What was the job of the speaker?
9- "Oliver will probably tell the police where we are and what we do."
(A) Who said these words? To whom?
(B) Why were they worried about Oliver's telling the police about them?
(C) What did they decide to do to solve the problem?
10- "We must find out where he is before he tells anyone about us."
(A) Who said these words?
(B) Who were they talking about?
(C) Who did the speaker send to look for that person?
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