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Continue Activity 8 below

• Imagine another reaction to the problem that triggers the story. Fin might have de-
cided to fight Cuhullin or he might have tried to talk to him without fighting. Can
you think of any other scenarios?
• Answer the following questions and complete the diagram below.
a. Would the title be the same?
b. Would Oona be in the play?
c. Which strategy would Fin apply to win?

New title:
Original title:
The Giant's Wife a.

Fin hearts that Cuhullin
wants to beat him.

He is a frightened and b.
rus home.

Oona, using her wit, c.
comes up with a plain.

Reader's
Book page 22
9. Review the play you selected and identify the main events.
Write them on a chart like the one in your Reader’s on page 22
about The Giant’s Wife. Determine the purpose they serve.

10. Read the play you chose. Answer the questions below
according to what you read. Follow the examples shown. Remember

Example: The Giant’s Wife wit (n.): The key words
ingenio are the clues
that guide you
Questions Example answers to understand
the topic. If you
a. Whom is the play for? Children and teenagers. identify them in the
play you selected,
b. Why do you think that? Because it is a comedy and it is fantasy. you will be able
c. What is the topic? Wit. to understand the
general meaning
d. What is the purpose of the play? To show that being smart is more
important than being strong.

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