Заключительный урок по домашнему чтению По книге Ч. Диккенса «Оливер Твист»

Красникова Ольга Анатольевна.

МБОУ г. Мурманска «Гимназия№1»

Учитель английского языка.

Заключительный урок по домашнему чтению

По книге ительный урок по домашнему чтению

Ч. Диккенса «Оливер Твист».

(7 класс)

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And who was the evil man in Oliver’s life? (Monks)

To understand Monks’ behaviour we have to remember the history of his family.

Take the cards. Read the story and complete the gaps in the text A-F with the sentences 1-6. Write your answers.

Read and complete.

Look at the keys.

Check the answers.

Write your score.

Read the story to the class.

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Take the cards. Read the statements and decide if they are T (true) or F (false). Correct the false sentences.

Don’t forget to write the answers into you information cards.

T/F, correct, read to the class.

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Now you understand what had happened before Oliver’s birth. Imagine you are Oliver, a little orphan. What would you tell us about your life?

Work in pairs.

Who wants to tell us Oliver’s story?

Listen to him/her and be ready to think if you sympathize him and why.

Work in pairs.

Listen to the story.(mark)

Tell us your opinion.

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At home you had to introduce one of the characters of the book. Work in groups. Tell each other about the people you have chosen. Listen to your partner carefully and discuss his/her story.

Choose the leader of your group and he/she will put your score into your information cards.

Work in groups.

You work hard today. I’ll collect your information cards with your answers and next lesson you’ll learn the results.

Your home task. Think about Oliver’s future. Will the young boy be happy? Write about it.

Write the task.

Thank you for your work.

The information card.

Name:

Adjectives (to describe a character).

Test.

Choose the right answer.

The baby boy was born…

In London b)in the workhouse of a town of England c) in Mr. Bumble’s house

Oliver learned a trade of ….

a)a chimney sweep b) an undertaker c) a doctor

3. Oliver was taught a trade by…..

a) Mr. Bumble b) Mr. Gamfield c)Mr. Sowerberry

4. On his way to London Oliver met….

a) Mr. Brownlow b) Fagin c) Jack Dawkins

5. Oliver was involved in a business of…

a) stealing things b)chimney sweeping c) selling books

6. Mr. Brownlow took Oliver to his house because…

a) he had a severe fever b) he was a thief c) he wanted to punish him

7. Who kidnapped Oliver?

a) Fagin and the Artful Dodger b) Monks and Mr. Bumble c) Bill Sikes and Nancy

8. Mr. Bumble told Mr. Brownlow about Oliver’s …

a) mother b) low parentage and wicket behaviuor c) miserable life

9. For Chertsey robbery Bill Sikes needed someone …

a) to talk to the household b) to steal the things c) very small to climb through a tiny window

10. Monks dropped …… into the water.

a) the ring and locket b) the pawnbroker’s ticket c) his old hat

Read the statements and mark them T (true) or F (false). Correct the false sentences.

Monks was Mr. Brownlow’s oldest son.

Mr., Brownlow knew nothing about his friend’s unhappy marriage.

Monks’ father fell in love with the daughter of his friend.

Monks’ father was very rich at that time.

He left Mr. Brownlow a picture of a young woman he hated.

Mr. Brownlow forgot about Agnes after his friend’s death.

His father left a will which Monks’ mother destroyed.

Monks promised to find the horrible orphan and love him.

Oliver must get his share of the money.

Monks would sign the papers and go to prison.

Reading.

The story of Oliver’s family.

Read the story. Complete the gaps in the text A-F with the sentences 1-6.

When his father was a young man he was forced into a miserable marriage with an older woman. Monks was born before his parents separated.Then, later on, some 15 years ago, when Monks was about 11 and his father was 31, he became a friend of an older gentleman whose wife had died living his with two daughters.

A………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………

But about this time he was left a vast sum of money by one of his rich relatives who had just died. His father had to travel to Rome. And his wife ((the old woman) followed him to Rome when she heard about the inheritance, taking Monks with her. Monks’ mother turned her son against his father. Monks grew up wicked and deceitful as his mother. His father came to his old friend Mr. Brownlow just before he left to Rome.

B…………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………..

Monks and his mother inherited everything. Among his father’s papers Monks found two letters. One was addressed to Mr. Brownlow and the other to Agnes – the young girl he loved – who was carrying his unborn child.

C ………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………

The young girl, Agnes Fleming fell in love with his father too. She didn’t get the letter. She told her father about the unborn child. Mr. Fleming felt disgraced, so he took Agnes and her sister to Wales and called himself by another name.

D ………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………..

In spite of all his searching, his father never found her and he died soon after of broken heart believing that Agnes had killed herself.

E ………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………….

But Monks’ and Oliver’s father did had a will. The will also said that Agnes Fleming and her child were to inherit most of his property.

F ……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………

That was the reason why Monks planned to turn the boy into a criminal. Mr. Brownlow was able to rescue the boy from a life of crime even before he had known his parentage.

He wrote about his love and the letter said he would marry her one day and give her his good name. He also wrote about the ring and the locket with her name on it.

Mr. Brownlow tried to find the young woman soon after his friend’s death. He wanted to give her and her child a good home with him.

One was only two or three years old, but the other was a very beautiful girl of 19. His father fell in love with her.

Because of her shame Agnes ran away and her baby was born in the workhouse. The child grew up sickly and under-nourished in the workhouse.

That if the child was a boy, he would not receive his inheritance if ever broke the law and brought dishonor upon his name.

He asked Mr. Brownlow to take care of some of his possessions. Among them was a picture of a beautiful girl he wanted to marry. But he died before he could write and tell Mr. Brownlow more.

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