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    LUCY LOOKS INTO A WARDROBE

    - CS Lewis
    STARTER ACTIVITY NOTEBOOK WORK

    Your cupboard, where


    you store clothes, is
    magical. Describe how it
    is magical. Draw a
    picture.
    NOTEBOOK WORK: Pre – Reading Activity Only write the answers.

    1. When and where was CS Lewis born?


    2. In which genre did CS Lewis write?
    3. What had he started doing by the age of 3? What had he started doing by the age of 5?
    4. Did he have any pen name? If yes, then write the name.
    5. How many novels has he written?
    ANSWER KEY
    Vocabulary Table synonym/ meaning antonym/ opposite
    word Part of speech
    Choose
    15 1

    keywords
    2
    from the
    lesson 3
    and
    complete 4
    the table
    5
    in the
    notebook.
    6

    Refer to 7
    the next
    slide.
    Notebook Work: Use these in the vocabulary table.
    synonyms:
    1. shaggy - untidy
    2. fascinating - delightful
    3. grumbling - complaining
    4. adventures – experience
    5. queer - odd
    antonyms:
    1. pretending x hiding, reservation
    2. steady x insecure, rocky
    3. explore x dismiss, ignore
    4. enormous x compact, tiny
    5. fiction x reality, actuality
    Task 4 Frame 5 meaningful sentences by choosing the
    words from your key list.
    Eg:
    Word: (adjective): shaggy
    Meaning: untidy

    Sentence from the text book: He himself was a very


    shaggy man…..

    My Sentence: He saw its shaggy head and big round eyes.


    A1. Answer these questions.
    Ans.1. The children were sent to stay with the Professor away from London due to air-raids
    during the war.

    Ans.2. Edmund was bad-tempered on the first night at the Professor’s house because he was
    tired but pretending not to be tired.

    Ans.3. In the house, the children found several unexpected places. There were several long
    passages and rows of doors leading to empty rooms. There were many spare bedrooms, a
    long room full of pictures and a suit of armour. There was a green room with a harp in it, a
    series of rooms lined with large old books and finally a room with nothing in it except a large
    wardrobe.

    Ans.4. Lucy was attracted to the wardrobe as it was the only piece of furniture in the room.
    She felt it would be worthwhile to try the door. When she opened it she found rows of long
    fur coats. As she ventured deeper into the wardrobe which led her out into the snowy
    woods.
    A2. Answer these questions with reference to the contest.
    Ans.1.
    a. Peter said this to Edmund.
    b. The house and the surrounding area was going to be a wonderful place for
    birds as it had long passages, rows of doors and empty rooms, a kind of place
    where birds like to be in.
    c. The speaker and the others were living in a far larger house which was creepy
    with long passages, rows of doors and empty rooms. It had mountains,
    woods around with several species of birds and animals.

    Ans. 2.
    a. Lucy said these words and she was talking about never ending fur coats.
    b. Yes, the wardrobe was enormous. Once the row of coats came to an end,
    Lucy found herself out in the woods with snow under her feet and
    snowflakes falling through the air.
    NOTEBOOK
    WORK Think well and answer any one question!

    1. Why do you think will follow next in the story?

    OR

    2. Have you ever encountered such mysteries in a


    house? Describe it in 5 to 7 lines.

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