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Charles Dickens
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This introductory lesson (see Activity Book p. 3-4) is intended
to stimulate the students' interest in the story. By doing the
Before reading activities in lesson one, you will allow students
to make suggestions about the plot. At this point, it does not
matter whether the students' ideas are right or wrong, as long
as they can justify them (by referring to pictures or chapter
tides).
Following Lessons
Pre-teach vocabulary in the last five minutes of the lesson in
preparation for the following lesson.

Introduction to the Teacher 3 Prepare the vocabulary for the next lesson as follows:
Key 5
a) First read the vocabulary aloud so that the students can
Tests 24 hear the pronunciation.
Key to tests 34 b) Students repeat chorally and individually.
Suggested Marking Scheme 37 c) Check individual pronunciation by having students repeat
possible problem items.
Beginning with lesson one, each chapter may be prepared as INTRODUCTORY LESSON
follows:
1 Ss' own answers
Ss' books closed. Present the Listening activity for Ss to
complete while they listen to the chapter on the recording
2 Ss' own answers
for the first time.
Ss report back their answers to the listening activity.
3 a) In Portsmouth, England.
Ss open their books. Play the recording again and Ss follow
b) When he was nine years old.
the lines. Pause - Ss repeat selected sections chorally and/or
c) He had to support himself because his father owed
individually.
money and was sent to prison.
Let your Ss read aloud, paragraph by paragraph. Check
d) He worked in a shoe polish factory, then he worked as
and correct Ss' pronunciation while they are reading.
a legal clerk. Later he became a reporter.
Ask the Comprehension questions for the unit.
e) In 1837.
Do the Topics for discussion for the unit - encourage Ss
f) The condition of poor people.
to talk about their own experiences.
g) In Westminster Abbey, London.
Present the Activity/Activities for the unit.
Pre-teach vocabulary for the next chapter.
LESSON ONE - CHAPTER 1
NB: Vocabulary Exercises. These are at the end of each chapter
(i.e. Lesson One - Chapter One Vocabulary Exercises). We
suggest that these be set as homework, but if there is time they I Listening
can be started in class. Ss may refer to the text in order to
1 A 2 C 3 B 4 B 5 C
complete the exercises.

II Comprehension questions

1 He thought it was a waste of money to put more coal on

the fire.
2 His nephew, Fred.

i
 3 He would cancel it and make everyone work twice as hard. B i) (Suggested answers)
4 He wanted Scrooge to come and have Christmas dinner Scrooge: People spend more money than they have at
with him and his wife. Christmas. Work stops and money is lost for
5 He asked for money for the poor. a day that is just like any other day.
6 That they didn't have money because they never work. If I could, I would cancel Christmas and make
7 He didn't say anything. everyone work twice as hard.
8 People laughing and singing Christmas carols. Fred: Christmas is the one holiday when people
9 The wind was blowing the snow up from the ground. open their hearts and feel kind towards others.
10 Because the door knocker turned into the face of a man Only bakers and butchers work at Christmas.
(Jacob Marley).
ii) Ss' own answers
Ill Topics for discussion
Vocabulary Exercises
Ss' own answers
I 1 C 3 C 5 A
IV Activities 2 A 4 B 6 B

A i) Scrooge is old and angry. II 1 lit 2 thought 3 stood

Fred is young, kind and friendly.
III 1 waste 3 front 5 heart 7 money
ii) Ss' own answers 2 Eve 4 look 6 alone 8 longer

IV 1 knocker 3 terror 5 partner

2 leave 4 person 6 arrive
 LESSON TWO - CHAPTER 2 IV Activities

A i) (Suggested answers)
I Listening (1): This house is in the country and it's made of wood.
It has a garden and it seems to be quiet.
1 worked in = lived in 4 friend = partner (2): This is a block of flats in the city. It's made of bricks
2 table = fire 5 near = opposite and it has balconies. It looks very noisy.
3 rang = stopped 6 poor = unhappy
ii) Ss' own answers
n Comprehension questions
1 f 3 a 5 d
1 He thought it was a ghost. 2 c 4 b 6 e
2 He lit the fire, changed his clothes and put a pot of soup
on the fire. Vocabulary Exercises
3 First, he heard bells; then the sound of chains; then the
sound of someone in pain. I 1 care 3 believe 5 visit
4 Jacob Marley's. 2 warm 4 wear 6 travel
5 He never gave to the poor or helped others.
6 Three other ghosts. II S's own answers

n i Topics for discussion III 1 desk 3 theTarth 5 door 7 a pot of soup

2 ghost 4 wife 6 finger 8 glasses
1 (Suggested answer) That he still has the chance to change
himself and become kind to the poor and not become a IV 1 except 2 backwards 3 opposite 4 through
ghost like Jacob Marley.
2 Ss' own answers
3 Ss' own answers
 LESSON THREE - CHAPTER 3 5 Certainly, sir. How will you be paying for them?
6 Thanks. What time does the show start?
I Listening 7 Goodbye, I hope you enjoy the show!

1 C 2 B 3 E 4 A 5 D C Ss' own answers

II Comprehension questions Vocabulary Exercises

1 To keep out the cold. I 1 several 3 stone 5 dressed 7 curly

2 He had long white hair and he was dressed in white. 2 soft 4 low 6 awake 8 crooked
3 The ghost of Christmas Past.
4 Ebenezer Scrooge. II 1 invisible 2 building 3 awake 4 frightened
5 Because his father left him there.
III 'a ^a
6 The boy who came to his shop singing carols. FT] r
T
^b u h 1 d 1 n P
III Topics for discussion
e a V u
_d m e _e_
Ss' own answers
c
f w 'o r 1 dl
IV Activities
_f o r o
X t i h w
A i d 2a 3e 4c 5 b
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"h o | l d
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s
B 1 I'd like tickets for tonight's performance, please.
e '^s t 1 r e n | g t h1
2 Two, please.
3 How much are the front row seats?
4 Oh, that's a bit expensive. How about the seats further
back?
 LESSON FOUR - CHAPTER 4 proud 5 simply 7 heavy
deeply 6 gentle 8 sadly
I Listening
III 1 as 3 in 5 make 7 of
4 on 6 like 8 out
I T 2 F 3 T 4 T 5 T 6 F
IV 1 carriage 3 voice 5 fruit
II Comprehension questions
2 boss 4 couple 6 bridge
1 She was beautiful, with pale skin and dark hair.
2 His father was different now, and he was kind.
LESSON FIVE - CHAPTER 5
3 At Mr Fezziwig's.
4 Mr Fezziwig and his wife and children, all the shopkeepers
from the neighbourhood, and the young Ebenezer Scrooge I Listening
and his best friend, Dick Wilkins.
5 Because Scrooge wasn't very nice to Bob that day. 1 bright 3 bridge 5 excitement 7 back
2 heart 4 house 6 upstairs
III Topics for discussion
II Comprehension questions
Ss' own answers
1 The woman's eyes were wet with tears, and the man's were
IV Activity
bright and excited.
2 The young Scrooge and his first love. Belle.
Ss' own answers
3 She thought that his love of money was greater than his
love for her.
Vocabulary Exercises
4 Money.
5 Belle, her husband and her children.
l i d 2a 3e 4 b 5c 6f
6 He saw Scrooge working, and he looked all alone.
III Topics for discussion LESSON SIX - CHAPTER 6
Ss' own answers
I Listening
IV Activities
I G 2 T 3G 4S 5B 6 T
A Ss' own answers
II Comprehension questions
B i) 1 worried 3 frightened 5 excited
2 angry 4 proud 1 Because they had nothing to show him but pain.
2 Bob Cratchit's house.
ii) Ss' own answers 3 Because one of Tiny Tim's legs was thin and weak.
4 A very small turkey, some fresh bread and some soup.
Vocabulary Exercises 5 Because Scrooge didn't care about anyone. He never gave
Bob Cratchit a pay rise, he made him work late and he
I 1 neighbourhood 3 excitement 5 worried was mean and unkind.
2 assistant 4 difference 6 possibility 6 Because he realised how mean and unkind he has been
to the Cratchits.
II 1 c 2 d 3 a 4 e 5b
III Topics for discussion
III 1 Eve 4 excited 7 fireplace 10 country
Ss' own answers
2 nephew 5 gift 8 doorway
3 call 6 step 9 change
IV Activities

A Ss' own answers

B (Suggested answers) 4 ... angry animal >ci6li(dfi3oV
5 ... long enough ...
1 If I were Sue, I would talk to my parents and ask my 6 ...Christmas Future ^ vibfirMfi i I
teachers to help me to catch up. 'jfiii d ?.i)&!ob t r>ljnoo S
2 If I were David, I'd call the police next time my neighbours II Comprehension questions
had a party. /cl T JuoHj; e lo € •loi { Ii
3 If I were Julie, I would tell Carol how I felt and ask her 1 To Fred's.house. 9 q" ^
not to say unkind things about me in front of our other 2 She was young with bright blonde hair, red cheeks and
friends. ^'intelligent blue eyes.i"3tim'j»!'yi iii-='(l f HI
4 If I were Ann, I would tell Sally the dress was very nice 3 Fredfeltsbrry for his uncle.!"! f. -;Hnn S
and she would look very nice in it if she bought a bigger 4 He f d t happy. (]u-)A<y>i £
size. 5 It wore a long black robe, with a hood which hid its face,
and it had long thin fingers.
Vocabulary Exercises
III Topics for discussion
I 1 in 2 at 3 on 4 at 5 in 6 after gftin^JtaiJ I
Ss' own answers
II 1 best 3 pay 5 silence 7ii:>01 hi-s i- uii;cj
2 give 4 heart 6 paid IV Activities jDJsicf brtKii'Dbfii; c
Vnifij:-.' Sf f!c«'t'K! 9 •olcro'Hi
A 1 b e 7' j '9 1
LESSON SEVEN - CHAPTER 7 2 g : h c 8 a "O^ II

B Ss'own answers .auo.non 7t>7 il^l oH i

I Listening
.'>JJ(><'0?- 0.1 ^itifijVMK /liH t'iibih liioilg ' » n 2
1 ... the snow off... ••jxijofl doH <) 1 £
2 ... after dinner and ... hfii; jfnri'jflib ?,»;>/ wtii «id Jud ,-!-.)bIo d jurn J'nbib 3H ^
3 ... doesn't share ... «ill rjbidf yrAyui yi ifib Tiov/ '-vi'jdt
Vocabulary Exercises 5 Scrooge's nephew/Fred offered Peter a job.
6 Scrooge saw Tiny Tim's crutch lying on his bed.
I 1 friendly 3 uncle 5 cellar 7 Tiny Tim had died.
2 gentle 4 clothes 6 line
HI Topics for discussion
II 1 for 3 of 5 about 7 by
2 of 4 up 6 of 8 past Ss' own answers

III 1 hear 4 remembered 7 slamming IV Activities

2 ring 5 hurried 8 arrived
3 woke up 6 left 9 noticed A (Suggested answers)

You shouldn't work on Christmas Day.

LESSON EIGHT - CHAPTER 8 You should work less.
You shouldn't be mean.
You should have more friends.
I Listening You should give money to the poor.
You should go to Fred's for Christmas dinner.
1 pain 4 rid 7 where 10 city You should enjoy your life.
2 past 5 understand 8 black 11 inside You should learn from your mistakes.
3 people 6 person 9 future 12 waiting You should be happy.
You should spend more time with your family.
II Comprehension questions You should help Tiny Tim.
You should give Bob Cratchit a pay rise.
1 He felt very nervous.
2 The ghost didn't say anything to Scrooge.
3 To Bob Cratchit's house.
4 He didn't look much older, but his face was different and
there were dark circles under his eyes.
B (Suggested answer)." b-j f-iiio i-'y^f Min j? ?, II 1 blowing 7 lit auDgtb lol aaiqoT f O
i:..Hi ••'.lA IK ^ i n i y i ri j l i n j ^ ' f l l i ' l ' y n i ' I UK?. SJjlOO'n?. 6 2 snow-covered 8 screamed
Dear Ebenezer, b-^ib bi;H rai l / n i l ' T 3 hear 9 afraid/frightened i;8
4 singing 10 knocker
/ have known you for many years. I have made a lot o^ mista^e^
5 figure 11 people K'iiir/jiaA Yl
in my life. It is too late for me to c&0"$ui'fcanM
6 frightened/afraid
You should work less and spend more tiroe with'^our Win rfqin^fi'ifi*! A
family and have more friends. Also, you shouldn't work III 1 c .2jei :/mi3: a:;^!; 4-ifbbu^5 iddqeig^e-'ib
on Christmas Day. You should go to Fred's hoyse for Z :b riqeigEiKl
Christmas dinner. Try to enjoy your life more! '> !<)fit7fii; ;'j-tdiy<f; fri/tju ria^fiv)! oa ;e rfqet^tfnB'^
You should be less mean, too. You shdiiM give Bob'Gi"atchit LESSON NINE^- CHAPTER 9b3iat,sg> 6
a pay rise and help Tiny Tim. Also, you should give money
to the poor. Ybu had better Ite'arri from'ydlir mistakes, y.'jiiota nwo a? 8
I Listening
Ebenezer! bh/od^f/o/
nK-jm ad j'fibh/orfz Jio/
/ hope my advice will help, yQU.^i „f, /
1 confused 3 buy 5 buildings 7 stopped
Regards, .'looq aHi oj /'.ufofii 'j/i^; bijjoii.^ no I 2 three 4 J, knives ^ 6 light ^ ^,8 cleanec^
Jacob Marley^ ,;Bfni>:i ni;) i.ii '.iryti oJ og biiioH;', i/oY
II Comprehension questions
.sli! I'lioY Yuino- i)fjJOf[^ lioY Ho i II
Vocabulary E x e r c i s e s , |
1 It was closed and no one was there.
I 1 afraid 5 joyfully 9 brighten loY 2 The old woman who cleaned Scrooge's house.
2 nervou^' ' " " ' 6 disappeared' '"10 poWibility 3 Clothes, silver knives and forks and some bed curtains.
3 thought 7 laughter' ' ' 4 They belonged to Scrooge.
4 notice 8 'torti doH yvi]!^ bli-'ud« uo /
5 When he saw that his cleaning lady was trying to sell his
things.
6 The name and the dates of when the person buried there
lived and died.
III Topics for discussion III 't ^r
'h o •p o
Ss' own answers i a N o d|s|

IV Activities
e i
"f u n e | r 1a •
mhi
V
A Paragraph c: still % u l«c e m e tielrlyl
Paragraph b: Suddenly; again; now; then 'V i r c 1 e1 s Ul
Paragraph d: always 0 i t %
Paragraph a: no longer; never; before; anymore r £ N o o d || n | e | s | s | e
Suggested order of paragraphs: c, b, d, a n _h 'in n a
e t n|t e 1|| l | i | g | e | n t
B Ss' own stories r n _s
h i | o || o d
Vocabulary Exercises

I I B 2A 3 B 4 C 5 A 6 C LESSON TEN - CHAPTER 10

II 1 off 2 away 3 over 4 on

I Listening

I S 2 S 3 T 4 F 5 F 6 S

II Comprehension questions

1 Christmas Day.
2 To Bob Cratchit's house.
3 To give him a very large gift.
4 To increase Bob's salary to three times what he was earning
and to get his doctor to see Tiny Tim.
AChristmàsCardl A Christmas Carol

5 At Fred's house. III Vocabulary Exercises

6 The Yes-No game.
QIIRl" I 1 d 3 g 5 b 7 c
2 e 4 a 6 f
III Topics for discussi!op,
II 1 date 4 buried 7 behaviour
Ss' own answers 2 apologised 5 strangely 8 badly
IV Activity 3 conversation 6 stolen 9 probably
i -
(Suggeste<jtji|is^i=| III S's own sentences
Ebenezer 5crpoge is a}business|ian hvifig in^London
IV 1 c 3 a 5 b 7 a
duriïigUhé ninefeehth Gèàtiity. WAeri his parti>er| Jacob
2 a 4 c 6 c
Marley died a few years ago ScroogeraiVtheJipsiijle^s alone.
He doesn't pay his clerk, Bob Crafchitv ve'ry well even
though he knows that he has a big family to take care of
Although he.i& Qld,,l^e dresses w,ell and wears a suit to
work like other businessmen. He has gol white hair and
wears glasses. He looks very angry and frowns all the time.
Scrooge is a very mean man. Although h e has a Ibt of
money, he doesn't give money to the poor or help other
people. He doesn't everi put enough coal 6n the fire, so
it is always very cold in the office. Scrooge is bad-tempered
a lot of the dme too. He hates Christmas and people beirig
happy.
I think that Scrooge is very lonely and unhappy, as wëll
as mean. He would be much happierand less lonely? if he
was more pleasant to pedple-^ iid /cjv i. inid -j/r" o 1 £
j^uur{i>;) ïEv/ 'id Uidf! aMfiuJ TJiih OJ {uilfig ï'doH ^«i'joni oT
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 Test A 4 Why was Mrs Cratchit angry with Scrooge?

A Listen to the recording and fill in the gaps. You will hear 5 Where did Scrooge have Christmas dinner?
the piece twice.

There was a light mist all 1) and everything C Match the words in box A with their opposites in box B.
was covered in snow. The only things that could be
A B
2) were the gravestones. Some were
3) and some were small. Each gravestone had 1 heat a kind
the 4) and the dates of when the person 2 cruel b forget
buried there lived and 5) Some had flowers 3 huge c tiny
on them and some were 6) than others. 4 light d cold
Scrooge walked, as if in a dream, and the Ghost of Christmas 5 remember e dark
7) was always close beside him.
When they came to a small gravestone, which looked like
it was 8) to fall over, the ghost stopped and
pointed. There was so 9) dirt on that
gravestone that Scrooge could not read the D Join the two columns to make collocations.
10) of the person buried there. Scrooge got 1 a waste a one's mind
down on his knees to clean off the stone, and slowly, the 2 do b of soup
letters appeared. 3 a pot c rid of sth
4 change d one's best
B Answer the following questions: 5 get e of money

1 What would Scrooge do with Christmas Day if he could?

1

2 What did Marley do wrong when he was alive? E Circle the correct answer, A, B or C.

3 What wasn't so important for Scrooge when he was young? 1 Parrots and dogs are amazing . They are very
clever and loyal pets.
A animal B creatures C birds
2 Daniel put a round his bike to stop anybody stealing G Fill in the gaps with the correct preposition.
it.
A chain B wheel C blanket about at past

3 I was too to have lunch today. I just didn't have 1 The little boy was sitting his desk reading a
any time. Christmas story.
A upset B busy C frightened 2 You could see the woman was pain.
3 Sarah walked me but she didn't notice me.
4 Jenny's very because she's going to Disneyland 4 My father never cared anyone but himself
tomorrow. 5 You may be able to go swimming next weekend. It depends
A worried B gentle C excited what the doctor says.

5 Thank you for helping me with my Maths test, Charley. H Fill in the gaps with the correct form of the word in
I you a favour. capitals.

A give B owe C have 1 She was all alone in the house and as FRIGHTEN
the wind blew harder and harder she
F Fill in the gaps with a word from the box. felt
cancelled mean anger slammed better 2 Frank's always been in INTEREST
music.
3 He looked up and there she was DRESS
1 I'm sure he didn't what he said.
in a beautiful red dress.
2 She the door in his face!
4 My grandmother has a lot of PAIN
3 You'd be off without any pets in the
memories from her
house.
childhood.
4 His face was red with
5 There is so much in that SAD
5 We the party because everyone was away
dog's eyes!
on holiday.
I Who said what? Write ES for Ebenezer Scrooge, BC for
Bob Cratchit, Mrs C for Mrs Cratchit, G for the Ghost
and F for Fred.
"Ifl could,! would cancel
Christmas and make
everyone work twice as
hard."
"Let us give thanks for the
food we have, and let us
thank the man who helped
us buy it, Mr Scrooge."
"He never gives you a pay
rise, he makes you work late,
he's mean and unkind..."
1 4
2 5
3
'Your past, Ebenezer
Scrooge. I'm here to show
you how you used to be."
" E v e r y C h r i s t m a s I invite
> T r h e r e and every
' Christmashes^^
TestB
A Listen to the recording and fill in the gaps. You will hear
it twice.
There was a light mist all around and 1)
was covered in snow. The only things that 2)
be seen were the gravestones. Some were large and some
were 3) Each gravestone had the name and
date of when the 4) buried there lived and
died. Some had 5) on them and some were
cleaner than others. Scrooge walked, as if in a
6) , and the Ghost of Christmas Future was
always close 7) him.
When they came to a small gravestone, which looked like
it was about to fall over, the ghost 8) and
pointed. There was so much dirt on that gravestone that
Scrooge could not 9) the name of the person
buried there. Scrooge got down on his knees to clean off the
stone, and 10) the letters appeared.
B Answer the following questions:
1 Why did Scrooge have such a small fire in the office?
2 Who was the first ghost?
3 Why did Bob have to carry Tiny Tim?
4 What did the Ghost of Christmas Future look like? E Circle the correct answer, A, B or C.

1 John is very He never shares anything with

5 What two things did Scrooge promise the Cratchits?
anybody.
A angry B afraid C mean
C Match the words in box A with their opposites in box B.
2 When Mrs Smith's died, she had to manage the
A B business alone.
A partner B shopkeeper C ghost
1 awake a hard
2 light b heavy
3 Why do you have to whenever I ask you to do
3 warm-hearted c dead
something?
4 alive d mean
A argue B apologise C arrive
5 soft e asleep
4 When Ben first spoke, his father smiled with
1 2 3 4 A sadness B terror C joy

D Join the two columns to make collocations. 5 I'm always when I see the first flowers in the spring
because I know summer is coming.
1 get down a sinks A mad B glad C bad
2 break b on one's knees
3 one's heart c one's heart F Fill in the gaps with a word from the box.
4 open d with anger
5 red e the silence heavy freeze beg miserable tears

1 2 3 4 1 Please, take me with you! I you!

2 When she saw what she had done, her heart felt
3 His eyes were filled with
4 Don't go out today; it's too cold. You'll
5 She was ill and felt
G Fill in the gaps with the correct preposition. I Who said what? Write ES for Ebenezer Scrooge, TT for
Tiny Tim, JM for Jacob Marley and F for Fred.
in through of at
"Get back to work, and keep "I never helped others.
1 What's the point all this? your 'Merry Christmas' to That's why I'm wearing
2 She left her robe the bottom of the bed. yourself." these chains."
3 People were walking quickly the busy streets
carrying Christmas presents.
4 His hair stood end when he realised his house
"Modier, that was the best "Uncle, 1 m»«
was on fire.
walk ever!"
5 I'm afraid he's only interested making money. 1 behaviour.'

H Fill in the gaps with the correct form of the word in

capitals. "Oh, no! Tell me it's not going
1 Don't go near that dog! It isn't very FRIEND to end this way! What did 1
do to deserve this?"
2 Suddenly, we heard loud LAUGH
coming from downstairs.
3 After so many years of , he UNHAPPY 1 4
finally decided to do something to change 2 5
his life. 3
4 Oh, no! I forgot to water my plant and DEATH
now it's !
5 Look at this photo. You look so EXCITE
Key to Tests G 1 at 3 past 5 on
2 in 4 about
NB: Explain to your Ss that the listening section comes first
[The Listening section is taken from Chapter Nine]. H 1 frightened 3 dressed 5 sadness
2 interested 4 painful
TESTA
I 1 ES 2 G 3 BC 4 F 5 Mrs C
A 1 around 5 died 9 much
2 seen 6 cleaner 10 name
TESTB
3 large 7 Future
4 name 8 about
A 1 everything 5 flowers 9 read

B (Suggested answers) 2 could 6 dream 10 slowly

1 He would cancel it and make everyone work twice 3 small 7 beside
as hard. 4 person 8 stopped
2 He never gave to the poor or helped others.
B (Suggested answers)
3 Money.
1 He thought it was a waste of money to put more coal
4 Because Scrooge didn't care about anyone. He never
on the fire.
gave Bob Cratchit a pay rise, he made him work late
2 The Ghost of Christmas Past.
and he was mean and unkind.
3 Because one of Tiny Tim's legs was thin and weak.
5 At Fred's house.
4 It wore a long black robe with a hood which hid its
face and it had long fingers.
c 1 d 2 a 3 c 4 e 5 b
5 To increase Bob's salary to three times what he was
earning and to get his doctor to see Tiny Tim.
D 1 e 2 d 3 b 4 a 5 c
C l e 2b 3 d 4c 5 a
E 1 B 2 A 3 B 4 C 5 B
D l b 2e 3a 4c 5 d
F 1 mean 3 better 5 cancelled
2 slammed 4 anger
E I C 2A 3A 4 C 5B
 1 beg 3 tears 5 miserable Suggested marking scheme:
2 heavy 4 freeze
A 10 items X 1 point per item = 10 points
G 1 of 3 through 5 in B 5 items X I point per item = 5 points
2 at 4 on C 5 items X 1 point per item = 5 points
D 5 items X 1 point per item 5 points
H 1 friendly 3 unhappiness 5 excited E 5 items X 1 point per item = 5 points
2 laughter 4 dead F 5 items X 1 point per item = 5 points
G 5 items X 1 point per item = 5 points
I 1 ES 2 JM 3 11 4 F 5 ES H 5 items X 1 point per item = 5 points
I 5 items X 1 point per item - 5 points

Total: 50 points

50 X 0.4 = 20
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