30 November 2022

• Engels
• MBO
• Studiejaar 1

Planning

•  Ted Talk

•  Reading exercise (The Landlady)

• Practise individually

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Discuss what you've written down with the person sitting next to you.

What did you think about the video?

What do you agree with and what don't you agree with.

5 min.

Share with the class what you've discussed.

Do you agree/disagree that parents should let their children lick a battery? Why?

What is dangerism?

Do you agree/disagree that parents should let their children walk to school? Why?

Do you agree/disagree that parents should let their children climb trees? Why?

Do you agree/disagree that parents should let their children burn things with a magnifying glass? Why?

Do you agree/disagree that parents should let their children make a bomb in a bag? Why?

Do you agree/disagree that parents should let their children superglue their fingers together? Why?

Dangerism = the belief that certain activities are dangerous.

The Landlady

Roald Dahl

The Landlady

Stap 1: Iedereen leest zijn eigen stuk tekst goed door. (Neem eventueel notities)

Stap 2: Werk samen met je groepje om de juiste volgorde van de tekst te bepalen.

1. How did Billy Weaver travel to Bath?
      

2. Who are the ‘big shots’?
       

3. What sort of animal can he see by looking through the window?
  

4. What does Billy initially compare the Landlady to after she opens the door?
5. Do any other guests appear to be staying at the house?     

6. Who is a ‘bit choosy’ – Billy or the Landlady?
    

7. What does the Landlady mistakenly call Billy?
     

8. Billy believes the Landlady is ‘slightly off her rocker’ – what does he mean?

 

9. What do Billy and the Landlady drink whilst sitting on the sofa?

 

10. What final words does the Landlady say to Billy?

1. How did Billy Weaver travel to Bath? 

2. Who are the ‘big shots’? 

3. What sort of animal can he see by looking through the window? 

4. What does Billy initially compare the Landlady to after she opens the door?

5. Do any other guests appear to be staying at the house?    

6. Who is a ‘bit choosy’ – Billy or the Landlady?   

7. What does the Landlady mistakenly call Billy? 

8. Billy believes the Landlady is ‘slightly off her rocker’ – what does he mean? 

9. What do Billy and the Landlady drink whilst sitting on the sofa? 

10. What final words does the Landlady say to Billy?

1. How did Billy Weaver travel to Bath?

1. How did Billy Weaver travel to Bath?

By train.

2. Who are the ‘big shots’?

2. Who are the ‘big shots’?

Successful business men at Head Office.

3. What sort of animal can he see by looking through the window?

3. What sort of animal can he see by looking through the window?

A little dachshund.

4. What does Billy initially compare the Landlady to after she opens the door?

4. What does Billy initially compare the Landlady to after she opens the door?

The mother of one’s best school- friend welcoming one into the house to stay for the Christmas holidays. 

5. Do any other guests appear to be staying at the house?

5. Do any other guests appear to be staying at the house?

No, there were no hats or coats in the hall.

6. Who is a ‘bit choosy’ – Billy or the Landlady?

6. Who is a ‘bit choosy’ – Billy or the Landlady?

The Landlady.

7. What does the Landlady mistakenly call Billy?

7. What does the Landlady mistakenly call Billy?

Mr Perkins.

8. Billy believes the Landlady is ‘slightly off her rocker’ – what does he mean?

8. Billy believes the Landlady is ‘slightly off her rocker’ – what does he mean?

He thinks she is crazy as she is behaving in a very strange way.

9. What do Billy and the Landlady drink whilst sitting on the sofa?

9. What do Billy and the Landlady drink whilst sitting on the sofa?

A cup of tea.

10. What final words does the Landlady say to Billy?

10. What final words does the Landlady say to Billy?

'No my dear, only you.'

https://lingua.com/nl/engels/lezen/

Practise reading at your own level.