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Slavery in North America in the 1800s
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A slave must work very hard for someone for no money. Today there are very few countries in the world where slavery is still allowed, but in the past it was very common in many countries in the world.…
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Understanding the text - The Stewart Mansion
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After the movies the two boys went to eat an ice-cream at Pier 39. It was a beautiful night. They stopped and looked at Alcatraz Island in the middle of San Francisco Bay. Jim told Brian about the face…
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Maps of the Crusaders 01
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Choose the correct answer. How many Crusades were there? Christians who visited Jerusalem and the Holy Land were called Who asked all Christians to go and capture Jerusalem? Saladin recaptured Jerusalem…
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Comprehension (I)
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Answer the following questions. What does the Queen ask the farmer to do? What does Gulliver ask the Queen? What happens to Gulliver’s box when he is sleeping inside it at the beach? The captain does…
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Prediction - Mr Rochester Proposes
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In this part of the story you will read that Jane is going to leave Thornfield Hall. Why? With your partner choose one of the answers below or invent one of your own. Present your prediction to the…
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London in Dickens' Time - London in Dickens' Time
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During the 1840s London quickly became a very big city. In 1850 there were a quarter of a million more people than in 1840. In the area of St Giles 2,850 people lived in only 95 small houses – about…
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Playscript
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Romeo goes to see Friar Laurence, his friend and teacher. The Friar is working in his garden. The sun is rising. It is a beautiful morning. Romeo: I want to get married. Friar: To Rosaline? Romeo: No,…
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Discussion - Go back to the text
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Discuss these questions with a partner. Romeo and Juliet were not very lucky lovers. How were they unlucky? Who is responsible for the deaths of Romeo and Juliet? Their parents? Friar Laurence? Tybalt?…
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