SCRIPT
The Bat Kid 2025 kl.VII-VIII
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Man: Wow! This is cool!
Voice: Welcome to the Island of Dragons. To get through the first stage, you must obey the Ghost's
orders.
[......]
First, you must collect the Magic Herbs, which you’ll find on the ship in the harbour. Swallow the
herbs—they will protect you from being turned into a monster.
Man: Done!
Second, approach the island from the east, and you will see a cave. Inside, you’ll find the Axe of
the Black Knight. The Black Knight will be sleeping next to the axe, so you must be very quiet when
taking it.
Next, ascend the cliff, and you’ll notice a lake with a small island in the middle. Use the axe to
make a raft from the Enchanted Trees near the lake. Then, take the raft to the island and retrieve
the Magic Cloak hidden under the rocks.
Man: But can’t I just swim to the island?
Voice: Patience, young man! The water comes from the volcano and is too hot. The cloak will be
useful for your next task.
After collecting the cloak, put it on and go to the waterfall. Behind it, you’ll find three Dragon
Eggs. Take them, but be careful—do not let the water harm you. Remember, use your Magic Cloak for
protection.
…
Man: I’ve got the eggs!
Voice: Now, climb up along the waterfall, and you’ll see a skull. There’ll be a dragon in the
skull’s mouth. Immediately show her the eggs and offer to trade them for the Dragonfang Sword.
…
Man: I’ve made the swap.
Voice: Once the dragon has the eggs, she’ll ignore you. Use this chance to kill two birds with one
stone—take the Scrolls with Spells from the skull’s nostrils.
Now, climb to the skull’s eye socket. Another dragon will be there. Tell him you’ve come for the
Ornate Vase. He doesn’t know its value but enjoys riddles. He’ll ask you what’s hidden in the
volcano’s crater. If you guess correctly, he’ll give you the vase. If not, he’ll eat you.
Man: Oh no! I’ll be eaten!
Voice: Don’t worry—the answer is written in the scrolls.
Man: Alright, let’s do it then.
…
Man: I’ve done it! I’ve got the vase! The thing in the crater is the King’s Signet Ring.
Voice: Now that you know what’s in the crater, climb the volcano and pour the liquid from the vase
into it. This will freeze the lava temporarily. Quickly take the ring and run before the volcano
erupts.
Your next destination is the Inca Pyramid.
…
Man: I’ve got the signet. What now?
Voice: Go to the pyramid on the opposite side of the volcano. There, you’ll find a warrior called
the Rock, wearing Silver-Plated Armor. Show him the King’s Signet, and he’ll give you his armor.
Put it on.
…
Man: I’m wearing the armor now.
Voice: Now, climb the pyramid’s stairs. At the top, you’ll find the Golden Gate—the threshold to
the next level. Good luck!
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[Verse 1]
Our English teacher’s quite a star,
He’s got more followers than a movie czar. Instagram, Facebook, TikTok fame,
Every post a viral game.He skis in Alps, he surfs the sea, He runs triathlons easily.
With two cute cats and a lovely wife, He really has a perfect life.[Chorus]
But here’s the twist we can’t ignore: He can't control us — never, no more! We shout, we chat, we
joke around,
While he just sighs and looks spellbound. So cool online, but in this space,
He can't keep order in one place![Verse 2]
They swim with sharks in Africa, He films it all — ooh la la!
A fancy car, a house so neat, His Insta life is hard to beat.[Chorus]
Yet back at school, we all agree:
The class is wild — completely free! He’s famous, fun, a digital king...
But teaching us? Now that’s the thing!
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1)
Boy1: Hi. What are you doing?
Boy2: What do you think? A presentation for Geography class, of course. Boy1: So am I. Which
country are you doing the presentation on?
Boy2: It’s on Norway. And you?
Boy1: I’m doing it on Denmark. By the way, do you know what the Danish flag looks like? Boy2: Sure.
It’s very simple: a red background with a white cross.
Boy1: Oh, no! I’ve made a red background with a dark blue cross that has a white border. Boy2:
Don’t worry. It’s not an issue. You can change it in no time.2)
Boy: Hello. Is this a computer service? Man: Hello. Yes, how can I help you?
Boy: I’m calling because my computer monitor is broken. Man: What’s happening?
Boy: Well, I’m making a presentation for school on Sweden. When I’m putting a Swedish flag on the
first slide it shows a green background with a red cross!
Man: And? Isn’t that correct?
Boy: I think… it isn’t. [with hesitation] It should be a blue background with a yellow cross.
Man: The yellow cross is the flag of the Vatican. Your monitor must be OK. You don’t have to worry,
kid. You probably play too many computer games. Have a nice day!
Boy: What…? Mum, Is a red cross on the green background a Swedish flag?
3)
Woman: Steve? Boy: Yes, mum.
Woman: I’m very angry with you.
Boy: Why?
Woman: Because your room is a complete mess. Boy: Oh, sorry. I will clean it.4)
Woman: Steve? Boy: Yes, mum.
Woman: I’m very angry with you. Boy: Why?
Woman: Because your room is a complete mess. Boy: I know. I’m going to clean it.
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Boy: Hey, Dad, can I talk to you for a sec—?
Man: Before you ask for anything, we need to talk. It’s about that stunt you pulled at the
skatepark yesterday.
Boy [confused]: What? Oh, come on, it wasn’t a big deal.
Man: Not a big deal? You wiped out in front of a flight of stairs. You could’ve broken your neck!
Boy: I knew what I was doing. I’ve been practicing that trick for weeks. I just slipped a little.
Man: Slipped a little? You limped all the way home, and your board looked like it got run over by a
truck.
Boy: Well, it sort of did… Man: Wait—what?
Boy: Nothing. Look, I get it, you’re worried. But skating’s not just a hobby for me. It’s what I
love. And yeah, it comes with risks. But I’m not reckless.
Man: I’m not saying give it up. I’m just saying… I see you pushing harder every week. And I see the
bruises. You need to know when to back off.
Boy: And I will. But if I don't try, how am I supposed to get better? I’m not just messing around
out there. I'm working toward something.
Man: You mean the amateur competition in August?
Boy: Exactly. If I can land a clean run, I’ve got a real shot at getting noticed. But I can’t do
that without… well… that’s actually why I came here.
Man: Here it comes.
Boy: My board—yeah, it’s toast. I mean, it cracked straight through the middle. I was gonna try and
fix it, but it’s beyond saving. I need a new one.
Man: So you want me to buy you a new skateboard… after nearly breaking yourself on the last one?
Boy: Technically, I broke the board, not me.
Man: That’s not exactly reassuring.
Boy: Look—I’ll pitch in. I’ve got some birthday money left, and I’ll mow the lawn, clean the
garage—whatever. Just… help me out with the rest?
Man: All right. But you’re wearing full gear from now on. No arguments. Boy: Deal.
Man: And if I catch you doing anything insane without a helmet again, I’m selling the board myself.
Boy: Fair. You’re the best, Dad.
Man: Yeah, yeah. Just try not to come home in pieces next time.
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Woman: Hi Liam! How are you today?
Boy: Hi. I’m okay… My mom told me to come. She says I eat too much junk food. Woman: Let’s just
talk a little. No worries! So, what did you eat for breakfast?
Boy: Uh… nothing. I was late, so I just ate a chocolate bar.
Woman: Hmm. That’s not great. Remember, you are what you eat. If you eat well, you feel better.
Boy: Yeah… I was really tired in class. Then I had a big burger and fries at lunch. Now I feel
super sleepy.
Woman: That happens. Fast food gives you energy fast, but then you crash. What do you do after
school?
Boy: Honestly? I sit on the couch and play games. I’m a couch potato, I know...
Woman: That’s okay. We can change that! Start with small steps. You know the saying: An apple a day
keeps the doctor away?
Boy: Yeah. I can eat an apple. That’s easy. A piece of cake, right?
Woman: Exactly! But don’t try to change everything fast. You don’t want to bite off more than you
can chew.
Boy: Right. One thing at a time.
Woman: Good! Also, drink more water, eat some vegetables, and maybe some nuts. That’s already a big
help.
Boy: Sounds okay. But if I bring fruit to school, my friends will go bananas!
Woman: Then you stay cool as a cucumber. You’re doing something good for yourself.
Boy: Yeah. Actually, I had eggs and toast once last week, and I felt great. My sister said I was
full of beans.
Woman: That’s awesome! And I’m not just buttering you up. You’re doing well.
Boy: Thanks. But my cousin tells me I need to eat only meat and no carbs. I don’t know… Woman: Be
careful. Some advice is not true. Take it with a grain of salt, okay?
Boy: Okay. So, just start with small things?
Woman: Yes! That’s the plan. And sweets? You can eat them sometimes. But they’re just the icing on
the cake, not the main part.
Boy: Got it. Thanks. I’ll try to eat better this week.
Woman: Great! See you next time, Liam.