Lucky Reading Game 26 March

• Engels
• Middelbare school
• havo
• Leerjaar 5

Welcome!

Road Map

• Discuss Analysis 
• Fill in MARSI
• Lucky Reading Game

Literature 

Lucky Reading Game

Lesson goals

As a group you work together so that, at the end of this class, each and everyone of you

• understands the text used for the Lucky Reading Game

The Text

• groups of  4

You

• each read the text
• work together to understand the text
• ask each other the 'WH'-questions to check (who, what, where, why)
• are allowed to use dictionaries

Devices of any kind are not allowed!

The Game

• Together you will answer the questions on the text
• You will get a small white board to answer your questions
• You have 1 minute to read the question and write down your answer
• Correct answer?  Draw one or two cards from the pack of cards. Your group total will determine which group wins the game (hence the name 'lucky'). 
• Your teacher is judge and jury. 
• Neither judge nor jury will not enter into any discussion about the rightfullness of their decision. 

How to calculate your scores?

• Regular playing card =     

       number on the card

• Jack, Queen, King = 10 points
• Joker = 0 points
• Ace =  20 points
• Three of hearts  = 30 points

DO!

• Read the text (10 mins)
• Discuss the text in your group. Make sure you all understand the text! (5 mins)
• Lucky Reading Game
• Chocolate and eternal glory for the winner!

A

‘all at once worried that he wouldn’t remember me’ (regel 9-10)

Uit welke zin verderop in de tekst blijkt dat de zorg van de verteller

terecht kan zijn?

Citeer de eerste twee woorden van deze zin. 

He looked, r. 41 / and his gaze ...

Which of the following fits the gap in line 25?

A her attitude towards politics

B her lack of style

C her need for approval

D her refusal to act her age 

B

Komen de volgende beweringen overeen met de tekst?

Noteer ‘wel’ of ‘niet’ achter elk nummer op het antwoordblad.

1 The Prime Minister tries to cover up the fact that he has arrived rather

late by making a loud entrance.

2 The narrator may have made too much of being acquainted with the

Prime Minister.

3 The party is in celebration of Ben becoming a father.

4 The narrator is surprised about feeling emotional after being upstaged

by the host.

5 Serena and Fiona have clearly had a recent falling-out. 

1. niet

2. wel

3. niet

4. niet

5. niet

Essay

Exams

• What kind of texts? 
• What kind of topics?
• What kind of questions?

In groups of two answer the questions above.

C

Do

Work on an exam of your choice on 

www.eindexamensite.nl

or in

your examenbundel

20 mins  = 5 - 7 questions 

C

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