25. Read the story of the legend. Match the headings (A-H) to their correct paragraphs (1-7). One heading doesn't match. THE LEGEND of Wavell's Dragon A. NO TIME TO RUN B. GREAT MISTAKE C. NOBODY IS SAFE D. THE UNEXPECTED HERO E. A TIRED BEAST F. A KINGDOM BORN G. A POPULAR PLACE H. A SMART IDEA 1 At the top of the great Wavell Hill, Poland is located in Krakow Castle. In the Middle Ages, it was the home of Polish kings. The castle is a famous tourist attraction in Poland. However, what continues to attract tourists even more over the years is the cave at the foot of the hill. According to legend, this was the home of the Wawel Dragon, Poland's most famous beast! 2. There are different versions of this famous legend. One of the old stories tells of a small village on the River Vistula near Wawel hill. Many of the villagers believed that a powerful dragon was asleep in the cave at the bottom of the hill. Old people in the village warned the others not to wake the dragon or they would all be in danger. 3. Some of the young people in the village did not believe in the dragon. They decided to explore the cave and prove there was no dragon there. They took some torches and went into the cave. Once inside the cave, they heard heavy breathing and saw a huge scary beast. They started to run away, but it was too late. The dragon was awake! 4. As the young people were running away, they turned back to look at the cave. In the entrance, they saw a fierce fire-breathing dragon with six arms and a long tail. From that day on, the people lived in fear. Every day the dragon carried off and ate their farm animals. Sometimes the dragon would even take people instead of animals. 5. Many brave men of the village tried to kill the dragon, but didn't succeed. One day, a shoe maker's wise apprentice named Krakus (Krak) thought of a better way to kill the dragon. He stuffed some dead sheep with sulphur. Then he placed the sheep outside the dragon's cave and waited for the dragon to come out. Eventually the dragon came out of his cave. It saw the sheep and greedily ate them. The sulphur began to burn inside its stomach and it ran to the river to drink some water. The dragon became very sick. 6. Krak followed the dragon and began to throw stones at it. The dragon tried to blow fire at Krak but couldn't because of all the water in its stomach. It continued to drink and drink until finally it exploded. A simple shoemaker was victorious in killing the dragon and saving the village. 7. The people were overjoyed and made Krak the ruler of the village. Together they built a castle on Wavell hill. Krak became a great king. More and more people came to Wawel hill and it | eventually became the great city of Krakow in honour of Krakus.
2 - C. NOBODY IS SAFE: This paragraph talks about the villagers' belief in the powerful dragon, and how the old people warned them about the danger.
3 - E. A TIRED BEAST: This paragraph mentions the young people who didn't believe in the dragon and decided to explore the cave. They encounter the dragon and try to run away.
4 - D. THE UNEXPECTED HERO: This paragraph describes how the dragon was awakened and the villagers lived in fear, with the dragon frequently taking the farm animals and sometimes even people.
5 - H. A SMART IDEA: This paragraph introduces Krakus, the shoe maker's wise apprentice, who comes up with a plan to kill the dragon using dead sheep stuffed with sulphur.
6 - F. A KINGDOM BORN: This paragraph explains how Krakus follows the dragon, throws stones at it, and eventually kills it by making it drink so much water that it explodes. The people celebrate Krakus' victory and make him the ruler of the village.
7 - B. GREAT MISTAKE: This paragraph describes how Krakus became a great king and together with the people built a castle on Wavell hill, eventually leading to the city of Krakow. However, this heading feels out of place as it doesn't match the content of the paragraph.
Therefore, the correct matching heading for paragraph 7 should be H. A SMART IDEA, and not B. GREAT MISTAKE.