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Summary - Understanding the text
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Complete the sentences below to make a summary of Chapter Six. Choose the correct ending. Huck went to the King’s room because Huck found the money because he Huck didn’t have time to think, so he…
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Humour? - Go back to the text
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Look at this line. It shows humorous and sad things as opposites, but it also shows that there are points between humour and sadness. For each of the moments from Part Four below (A-H), write a number…
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The peasant uprising
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On 24th August some sixty labourers from Algarinejo (Granada) revolted, demanding that the pasturelands be divided among the workers. The local authority was able to convince the labourers to disperse,…
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Go back to the text - Lisa Makes a Phone Call
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Breathless,1 Lisa ran as fast as she could towards the telephone box. Her ankle2 hurt from when he pulled her into the house, but there was no time to think of that now... Only a few more steps... ‘Oh…
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The King and the Duke
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Read the King’s diary entry and complete the spaces with an appropriate word. 10 May 1843 A very good day today. Duke and met a teenage boy, called Huck, a big black man, Jim. the moment I don't…
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Reading
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Bill and I started writing the letter. Red Chief played outside the cave. “Let’s ask Mr Dorset for $1,500 instead of $2,000. I don’t think anyone will pay $2,000 for that terrible kid,” Bill…
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Reading
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Max and Laura spent the next few days thinking about the strange name on the file. “Mum, did Matilda Anderson talk to you about ‘Project Vampire’?” asked Laura. “Why do you want to know…
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Reading
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“This is super!” said Michelle. “We discovered a secret room!” “You mean a secret closet,”1 said Nick, moving his flashlight around. “It’s very small.” There were two big maps and some…
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Reading
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Mrs Umney: Good morning, Mr and Mrs Otis. Mrs Otis: Good morning, Mrs Umney. Can you show us the house please? Mrs Umney: Yes, of course. Let’s go upstairs. Mrs Umney: This is the attic. Washington:…
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Speaking: rules and regulations (T: Grade 6)
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Lowood school was a charity school paid for by Mr Brocklehurst. Talk about your school using the following questions to help you. Where does the money for your school come from? From the state? Or from…
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