Unit 22 Articles: Indefinite and Definite (pages 248-261)

Section: After You Read

The Ant and the Dove: 5, 3, 2, 1, 4
The Town Mouse and the Country Mouse: 3, 4, 2, 5, 1

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Once there was a plumber named Mario. The plumber had a beautiful girlfriend. One day, an ape fell in love with the girlfriend and kidnapped her. The plumber chased the ape to rescue his girlfriend. This simple tale became Donkey Kong, the first video game with a story. It was invented by Sigeru Matsimoto, an artist with Nintendo, Inc. Matsimoto loved video games, but he wanted to make them more interesting. He liked fairy tales, so he invented a story similar to a famous fairy tale. The story was an immediate success, and Nintendo followed it with The Mario Brothers and then with Super Mario. The third game became popular all over the world, and it is still the most famous game in video history. Nintendo has continued to add new characters to the story, but success the does not change Mario. He is always the brave little plumber in a red hat and work clothes.

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Section 8:

See instructor for answers.

Sections 9-12:

Answers will vary.