Questions

Page 107 a) What did people call the prince?

  1. Who became a Buddhist monk?

  2. What did he study?

Page 108 True or false?

  1. Buddhist monks always wore beautiful clothes.

  2. Buddhist monks sometimes slept in people's homes.

  3. The animals hurt Bhodi-Dharma.

Page 109 a) What did Bhodi-Dharma learn to forget about?

b) Did Bhodi-Dharma need a lot of sleep?

Page 111 a) Bhodi-Dharma became old and fat / tired / sick.

  1. Bhodi-Dharma used to sleep / walk / teach all day.

  2. Bhodi-Dharma had a bath every morning/ evening/

week.

Page 112 a) Why was Bhodi-Dharma angry with his eyelids?

  1. What did he do to his eyelids?

  2. Where did he put his eyelids?

Page 113 a) Was Buddha angry with Bhodi-Dharma?

b) What happened when Bhodi-Dharma's eyelids touched the ground?

Page 115 a) Bhodi-Dharma heard Buddha's .

  1. Buddha said, 'This plant is called .'

  2. 'This plant will keep you said Buddha.

Page 116 a) What happened when Bhodi-Dharma chewed the tea-leaves?

b) Where did the tea plants grow well?

Page 117 a) What happened to the Emperor of China one day?

b) Where did the doctor keep his tea-leaves? Page 119 a) Did the tea-leaves taste nice?

  1. Where did some tea-leaves fall?

  2. What did the Emperor ask his servant to bring? Page 120 a) What

    colour was the water after the Emperor put some

tea-leaves in it?

b) What did the Emperor want every morning? Page 122 True or false?

  1. Tea plants grow more slowly on high ground.

  2. All tea plants are the same.

  3. Darjeeling is at the bottom of the Himalayan

mountains.

Page 123 a) What tea do most people in Europe like?

  1. What colour is green tea?

  2. Do people usually drink green tea with milk? Page 124 a) Where do

    tea pickers work?

b) Which leaves do the tea pickers choose?

Page 126 a) People have grown tea in for thousands of years.

  1. Tea was brought to about 1,500 years ago.

to their

  1. Tea sellers bought tea in and brought it

customers in Europe and America.

Page 127 a) Tea sellers used aeroplanes / tea clippers/ trains to bring tea to Europe and America.

b) Tea-leaves were boiled / dried / chewed before they were put into boxes.

Page 128 a) Where did rich people keep their tea?

b) Who opened the tea-caddy every morning? Page 129 True or false?

  1. We can make a pot of tea with tea bags.

  2. We must drink tea with sugar.

Page 131 a) Why do tea, coffee and Coca Cola keep us awake?

b) What do people in some places do when they are

sleepy?

Page 132 a) What do you usually do during the day?

b) How many hours do babies usually sleep? Page 133 a) What happens when your eyelids close?

b) How many times do you probably dream every night?