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

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Read chapter twelve and answer these questions:
  1. What is Rule Forty-Two?
  2. When had Alice upset a globe of goldfish?
  3. How many miles high did the Queen say Alice was?
  4. What did the King say to the jury in a low, trembling voice?
  5. What did the Queen throw at the Lizard?
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  1. Anónimo18 de marzo de 2011, 14:49

    MARINA VIJANDE QUINTANA (2ºNI)
    1. "All persons more than a mile high to leave the court"
    2. The week before
    3. Nearly two miles high
    4. "Consider your verdict"
    5. An inkstand

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  2. ELENA RODRÍGUEZ -1ºNA18 de marzo de 2011, 18:57

    1.- ‘All persons more than a mile high to leave the court.’
    2.-She had accidentally upset it the week before.
    3.-‘Nearly two miles high’
    4.-‘Consider your verdict’
    5.-She furiously threw an inkstand.

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  3. Anónimo19 de marzo de 2011, 21:13

    1. This rule is: "All persons more than a mile high to leave tho court."
    2. She had upset it the week before.
    3. She said she was neraly two miles high.
    4. He said: "Consider your veredict."
    5. She threw an inkstand at it.

    DiegoSierra

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  4. Vicky (1A)20 de marzo de 2011, 2:23

    1. What is Rule Forty-Two?
    ALL PERSONS MORE THAN A MILE HIGH TO LEAVE THE COURT
    2. When had Alice upset a globe of goldfish?
    THE WEEK BEFORE
    3. How many miles high did the Queen say Alice was?
    NEARLY TWO MILES HIGH
    4. What did the King say to the jury in a low, trembling voice?
    CONSIDER YOUR VERDICT
    5. What did the Queen throw at the Lizard?
    AN INKSTAND

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  5. LGG20 de marzo de 2011, 17:02

    1. All persons more than a mile hight to leave the court.
    2. The week before.
    3. Nearly two miles high.
    4. "Consider your verdict".
    5. An inkstand.

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  6. Anónimo20 de marzo de 2011, 20:38

    Verónica Peláez Baniela 2ºNI

    1-"All persons more than a mile hight to leave the court".
    2-She had upset a globe of goldfish the week before.
    3-The Queen said that Alice was nearly two miles high.
    4-"Consider your verdict", he said.
    5-She threw an inkstand at the Lizard.

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  7. Anónimo20 de marzo de 2011, 20:50

    1. The rule forty-two was: “All persons more than a mile high to leave tho court."
    2. Alice had upset a globe of goldfish a week ago.
    3. She said Alice was almost two miles high.
    4. He says them to consider their veredict.
    5. She threw an inkstand at the Lizard.

    EDUARDO GARCÍA ALFONSO

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  8. Graciela Suárez (1ºNA)21 de marzo de 2011, 11:23

    1."All persons more than a mile high to leave the court."
    2.The week before.
    3.She said she was nearly two miles high.
    4.He said them to consider their verdict.
    5.An inkstand.

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  9. Lidia Castiñeira27 de marzo de 2011, 19:42

    1.-"All persons more than a mile high to leave the court".
    2.-"The week before".
    3.-"She said she was a nearly two miles high".
    4.-"Consider their veredict"
    5.-"She threw an inkstand at the Lizard".

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  10. Alberto28 de marzo de 2011, 23:21

    Alberto Suárez García. 2º Int.

    1. All persons more than a mile high to leave the court.
    2. The week before.
    3. Nearly two miles high.
    4. Consider your veredict.
    5. An inkstand.

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