Khalil Gibran 📖 | Learn English Through Story | Graded Reader | Reading and Listening Practice

Описание: ✅ English learners (A2–B2)

Improve your English while listening to the inspiring life story of Khalil Gibran — one of the most influential writers, poets, and philosophers of the twentieth century.

This graded English story helps you practice reading and listening at the same time, making learning natural and effective. Follow Khalil Gibran’s journey from a small village in Lebanon to becoming a world-famous author whose book The Prophet inspired millions of readers around the world.

Through this story, you will learn new vocabulary, improve pronunciation, and strengthen your English comprehension while enjoying a meaningful and motivational biography.

Perfect for:
✅ English learners (A2–B2)
✅ Listening practice
✅ Reading fluency
✅ Vocabulary expansion
✅ Learning English through real stories

Read, listen, and then test your understanding below 👇

⭐ Important Words & Meanings

1 - Poet — a person who writes poems
2 - Philosophy — study of life, knowledge, and meaning
3 - Humanity — kindness and care for people
4 - Inspiration — something that motivates or influences
5 - Determination — strong decision to continue despite difficulty
6 - Creativity — ability to produce new ideas or art
7 - Literature — written artistic works
8 - Artist — person who creates art
9 - Wisdom — deep understanding gained through experience
10 - Emotion — strong feeling such as love or sadness
11 - Opportunity — good chance for progress
12 - Culture — traditions and ideas of a society
13 - Spiritual — related to the human spirit or soul
14 - Imagination — ability to create ideas or images in the mind
15 - Expression — showing thoughts or feelings
16 - Tolerance — acceptance of differences
17 - Freedom — ability to live without restriction
18 - Legacy — lasting impact remembered after death
19 - Compassion — sympathy and desire to help others
20 - Meaningful — having purpose or importance

✅ Questions (Test Your Understanding)

1 - Where was Khalil Gibran born?
A) Cairo
B) Beirut
C) Bsharri

2 - What country did Khalil move to as a child?
A) France
B) United States
C) Italy

3 - What artistic talent did Khalil show early in life?
A) Music
B) Painting and drawing
C) Acting

4 - Which famous book did Khalil Gibran write?
A) The Alchemist
B) The Prophet
C) Leaves of Grass

5 - What themes appear often in his writing?
A) War and politics only
B) Love, humanity, and life
C) Technology and science

6 - Where did Khalil study art?
A) Boston Museum of Fine Arts
B) Oxford University
C) Berlin Art School

7 - How many languages has The Prophet been translated into?
A) About five
B) More than fifty
C) Two hundred

8 - Besides writing, what else did Khalil do?
A) Engineering
B) Painting
C) Farming

9 - What message did Khalil often share?
A) Competition is most important
B) Love and understanding can change the world
C) Success means wealth

10 - What does Khalil Gibran’s life teach us?
A) Dreams are impossible
B) Creativity and perseverance lead to impact
C) Only talent matters

✅ Answers

1 - C
2 - B
3 - B
4 - B
5 - B
6 - A
7 - B
8 - B
9 - B
10 - B



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⚠️ Disclaimer

Disclaimer: This video is created for educational purposes only. The story is simplified and adapted to help English learners understand the language more easily. Some details may be adjusted for learning purposes. This video does not intend to hurt, misrepresent, or disrespect any person, culture, or historical figure.
If there is a joke or light humor at the beginning of the video, it is included only as a learning tool to help learners understand language usage, expressions, and context — not to make fun of or diminish any individual or group.