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Chapter Nine: reading comprehension activities for intermediate (2nd year) and advanced students

Read chapter nine and answer these questions:
  1. What did Alice say the eleventh day must have been?
  2. What is the thing Mock Turtle soup is made from?
  3. What did the Gryphon say the Classics master was?
  4. Why did Mock Turtle say they call the Old Turtle Tortoise?
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  1. MARINA VIJANDE QUINTANA (2ºNI)
    1. A holiday
    2. A Mock Turtle
    3. An old crab
    4. Because the Old Turtle taught them

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  2. ELENA RODRÍGUEZ -1ºNA18 de marzo de 2011, 18:44

    1- The eleventh day must have been a holiday.
    2-It is made from Mock Turtle.
    3-The Classical master was an old crab.
    4- They called him Tortoise because he taught them.

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  3. Verónica Peláez Baniela 2ºNI

    1-Alice said that the eleventh day must have been a holiday.
    2-Mock Turtle soup is made from Mock Turtle.
    3-The Gryphon said that the Classics master was an old crab.
    4-They called it because he had taught them.

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  4. 1. In her opinion, it must have been a holiday.
    2. Mock Turtle is.
    3. He said that the Classic master was an old crab.
    4. He said it was beacuse he had taught them.

    DiegoSierra

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  5. 1. What did Alice say the eleventh day must have been?
    A HOLIDAY
    2. What is the thing Mock Turtle soup is made from?
    A MOCK TURTLE
    3. What did the Gryphon say the Classics master was?
    AN OLD CRAB
    4. Why did Mock Turtle say they call the Old Turtle Tortoise?
    BECAUSE HE TAUGHT THEM

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  6. 1. A holiday.
    2. It is made from mock turtle.
    3. An old crab.
    4. Because he taught them.

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  7. 1. She said that the eleventh day must be a Holiday.
    2. It’s made of Mock Turtle.
    3. He said that his master was an old crab.
    4. They called her Tortoise because she had taught them.

    EDUARDO GARCÍA ALFONSO

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  8. Graciela suárez (1ºNA)21 de marzo de 2011, 11:06

    1.Alice said that the 7th day must have been a holiday.
    2.A Mock Turtle.
    3.An Old Crab
    4.They called him Tortoise because he taught them.

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  9. Alberto Suárez García. 2º Int.

    1. It must have been a Holiday.
    2. It´s made from Mock Turtle.
    3. An old crab.
    4. Because he taught them.

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