Feelings - Go back to the text

Feelings are very important in the story: Virginia feels sorry for the Ghost. Cecil loves Virginia. The Ghost hates the Americans. Sir Simon was very angry with his wife. The Ghost is afraid of the twins. [...]

Speaking - Go back to the text

Find a partner (another student or a friend). One of you takes the part of Virginia and the other the part of a reporter. The reporter: ask Virginia questions about her experience with the Ghost.…

Comprehension check

Answer the following questions. What did Mr Otis tell Lord Canterville? Why did Virginia go back to the house? What was the Ghost doing when Virginia saw him? Was Sir Simon sorry for killing his wife?…

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Comprehension check (PET)

Look at the sentences below about the events and characters in Part Six and decide if each sentence is correct or incorrect. Mr Otis and Cecil rode to the station to ask about Virginia. The Otis family…

Reading

Mr Otis: Ladies and gentlemen, welcome to my church. Mrs Otis: Come here, Virginia. This is the Duke of Canterville. Virginia: Good morning, Duke. The Duke: My name is Cecil. Mrs Otis: Let’s go, Duke…

Listening - Go back to the text

You will hear the opening of a television programme. Virginia’s great granddaughter, also called Virginia, is giving an interview. Bob Roberts is the interviewer. His questions are written below. Can…

Raising cows

This video shows some cows mooing and hanging out, eating hay and some grass that is starting to grow in late February in Virginia. Duration: 1.17 minutes.

McCarthyism Digital Story

This digital story may be used to enhance a lesson regarding Virginia SOL VUS.13: The student will demonstrate knowledge of United States foreign policy.

Activity 3

Act the story. STUDENT A: You are Mr Otis STUDENT B: You are Mrs Otis STUDENT C: You are Virginia STUDENT D: You are the Duke STUDENT E: You are Mr Ghost