Question

Quickly skim the next part of the story. Then immediately check your answers. Do not look back at the text. Lowood School was in an unhealthy place, Where the weather was often bad. The buildings were wet and cold. Mr. Broclehurst, who owned the school, was a rich man. But he did not buy warm clothes for us, and we never ate any good food. Everybody hated him. That spring, the weather was very bad, and many of the girls became sick. Some of them left the school and never came back. Many of the girls who stayed died. We had a terrible time. There were no lessons because Miss Temple and the other teachers were busy taking care of the sick pupils. Mr. Brocklehurst had to buy better food for us, and warm clothes. He never came to the school, though. Not once. The next year, Lowood School moved to a better, more healthy place. There were new schoolrooms, new bedrooms, and a new dining room. The new buildings were bright and clean, and the teachers were happy. After that, I was happy at Lowood School. I was a pupil at Lowood School for six Years. Then I became a teacher at the school for two years. CRAVEN, Miles. Reading Keys: developing. São Paulo: Macmillan, [2013?]. p. 8-9. 223 1 – Mr. Brocklehurst... a) was the owner of the school. b) was a teacher in the school. 2 – In the spring... a) many girls became ill and died. b) all the girls left the school. 3 – Miss Temple... a) became sick. b) helped the sick children. 4 – In the end, Lowood School... a) became worse. b) became better. 5 – Jane Eyre... a) left the school as soon as she could. b) stayed at the school and became a teacher. 6 – Use the words in the box to complete this text. A teacher I remember Bored – break – hated – interesting – kind – lessons – punished – pupils I remember a teacher called Mr. Rutter. He was my chemistry teacher at elementary school, and al- though I A ________________ chemistry, I really liked his B________________. There were twenty-six C ________________ in the class, so I always sat at the front. He was very D ____________

Answer 1

Resposta:

Explicação:

Dê uma olhada rápida na próxima parte da história. Em seguida, verifique imediatamente suas respostas. Não olhe para trás no texto. A Escola Lowood estava em um lugar insalubre, onde o tempo costumava ser ruim. Os prédios estavam úmidos e frios. O Sr. Broclehurst, dono da escola, era um homem rico. Mas ele não comprava roupas quentes para nós e nunca comíamos comida boa. Todo mundo o odiava. Naquela primavera, o tempo estava muito ruim e muitas das meninas adoeceram. Alguns deles deixaram a escola e nunca mais voltaram. Muitas das meninas que ficaram morreram. Passamos momentos terríveis. Não havia aulas porque a Srta. Temple e as outras professoras estavam ocupadas cuidando dos alunos doentes. O Sr. Brocklehurst teve que comprar comida melhor para nós e roupas quentes. Ele nunca foi à escola, no entanto. Nem uma vez. No ano seguinte, a Lowood School mudou-se para um lugar melhor e mais saudável. Havia novas salas de aula, novos quartos e uma nova sala de jantar. Os novos edifícios eram claros e limpos, e os professores estavam felizes. Depois disso, fiquei feliz na Lowood School. Fui aluno da Lowood School por seis anos. Então me tornei professor na escola por dois anos. CRAVEN, Miles. Chaves de leitura: em desenvolvimento. São Paulo: Macmillan, [2013?]. p. 8-9. 223 1 - O Sr. Brocklehurst ... a) era o dono da escola. b) era professora da escola. 2 - Na primavera ... a) muitas meninas adoeceram e morreram. b) todas as meninas deixaram a escola. 3 - A Srta. Temple ... a) adoeceu. b) ajudou as crianças doentes. 4 - No final, Lowood School ... a) piorou. b) ficou melhor. 5 - Jane Eyre ... a) saiu da escola assim que pôde. b) permaneceu na escola e tornou-se professora. 6 - Use as palavras da caixa para completar o texto. Um professor de que me lembro Bored - break - oded - interessante - kind - aulas - puned - alunos Lembro-me de um professor chamado Mr. Rutter. Ele foi meu professor de química na escola primária e, embora eu fosse A ________________ química, eu realmente gostei de seu B________________. Havia vinte e seis C ________________ na classe, então eu sempre me sentei na frente. Ele era muito D ____________

Answer 2

Resposta:

1- a) was the owner of the school.

2- a) many girls became ill and died.

3- b) helped the sick children.

4- b) became better.

5- b) stayed at the school and became a teacher.

6- A- hated

B- lessons

C- pupils

D- kind

E- punished

F- interesting

G- bored

H- break

Explicação:

I remember a teacher called Mr. Rutter. He was my chemistry teacher at elementary school, and although I hated chemistry, I really liked his lessons. There were twenty-six pupils in the class, so I always sat at the front. He was very kind – he smiled a lot – and he never punished any of us. He wanted us to enjoy the lessons; he always made them very interesting so I was never bored in his class. At lunch break, I stayed behind to help him clean up the classroom.