Reading & Comprehension - Chapter 1 of Oliver Twist (Friday; 12/9)

K: Know the context of Chapter 1.

U: Understand the summary of Chapter 1.

D: Answer questions about Chapter 1.

 

Words of the Day

1. Orphan

2. Seized

 

Let's Begin!


What was the highlight of the chapter? Which part of the story did you remember the most?

Were there any words that you didn't understand? Circle/Underline/Highlight these words.

 

Task 1

By using your notebook, write the day and date. Don't forget to write the title too!

Write these questions in your notebook. Don't forget to answer them in full, proper sentences.

1. What is Oliver Twist's gender? Find and write the evidence.

2. Where was Oliver's mother from?

3. Was Oliver's mother a rich person? Find and write the evidence.

4. How many children are there in the 'baby farm'?

5. Was Mrs Mann a good person? State the reason.

6. Did the board responsible for the orphans ever find out about the true state of the orphans? Why?

7. How did the book describe Mr Bumble?

8. What did Mrs Mann put in the children's medicine drink?

9. What were the boys' meals?

10.  After reading Chapter 1, what do you expect in the story?

You have 30 minutes for this task. 

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