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Chapter 8 (Home for christmas)


Chapter 8 (Home for christmas)Version en ligne Answer the questions taking into account the chapter par luisa fernanda pinto pineda 1 Harminda thinks Vanessa and Shauna wanted her to spend time with her Dad mainly because they needed: a Harminda to help her father after the operation. b time to leave with the money. c Harminda to convince her father to give them money. d time to decide what to do with Shauna’s honeymoon. 2 Which idea about Shauna is most difficult for Harminda to decide? a Whether Shauna wants to go on a honeymoon. b Whether Shauna knows about the money. c Whether Shauna is really different from Vanessa. d Whether Shauna wants to go to the police. 3 Harminda’s thoughts about Shauna change mainly because: a Shauna has told her that she wants to escape. b Harminda realizes that she cannot be sure what Shauna’s intentions are. c Vanessa explains exactly what Shauna has done. d Shauna has disappeared with all the money. 4 Harminda discovered the man’s real intentions when he told her that he was carrying a gun. a True b False c d 5 At the beginning of the chapter, Harminda feels mainly: a relieved because everything has worked out. b confused because she cannot understand Shauna’s behaviour. c angry with herself for having trusted them. d excited because she believes she will get some money. 6 Why does the young man’s plaster initially have the opposite effect from what we might expect? a It makes Harminda think he is dangerous. b It makes Harminda believe he knows her father. c It makes Harminda think he is a doctor. d It makes Harminda feel less suspicious of him. 7 Harminda had a map in her pocket when the young man asked her for directions. a True b False c d 8 Which detail does the young man use, intentionally or not, to appear vulnerable? a His request for a map. b His kind smile and apparently injured arm. c His inability to find his way home. d His mention of the ambulance. 9 Before looking at the man’s reflection, Harminda read the warning message twice. a True b False c d 10 Harminda’s reaction to the message shows that she: a immediately knows who sent it. b believes the young man has sent it as a joke. c is certain that Shauna is responsible. d thinks the situation is too unrealistic to be happening to her. 11 Why does Harminda look at the man’s reflection rather than simply looking directly at him? a She is trying to understand what he is doing without confronting him. b She wants to check whether he knows how to use her car. c She is looking for the map in the window. d She wants to see whether he is talking to someone behind her. 12 Which two details, when put together, show that the young man has lied to Harminda? a His ambulance story + his request for directions. b His smile + his jacket. c The fake plaster + the gun. d The mobile message + the map. 13 Which statement best describes what the reader learns at the end of the chapter? a Harminda’s suspicions about Vanessa and Shauna were completely wrong. b Someone who appears harmless can actually be dangerous. c Shauna has secretly contacted the police. d Shauna has secretly contacted the police. 14 What is the biggest contrast between the beginning and the end of the chapter? a Harminda goes from thinking about money to thinking about her father. b Harminda goes from believing Shauna is trustworthy to believing Vanessa is trustworthy. c Harminda goes from feeling relatively safe with the young man to realizing that she is in immediate danger. d Harminda goes from wanting to call the police to deciding not to call them. 15 Harminda believed that Vanessa had been pretending to care about her father’s operation. a True b False c d 16 A disagreement between two or more people. Respuesta escrita 17 Having no rooms, seats, or spaces available. Respuesta escrita 18 A bag used to carry papers, documents, or a laptop for work. Respuesta escrita 19 A device in a car that makes a loud sound to warn people. Respuesta escrita 20 A part of a car or bike that slows down or stops it. Respuesta escrita

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Chapter 8 (Home for christmas)Version en ligne

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Harminda thinks Vanessa and Shauna wanted her to spend time with her Dad mainly because they needed:

Which idea about Shauna is most difficult for Harminda to decide?

Harminda’s thoughts about Shauna change mainly because:

Harminda discovered the man’s real intentions when he told her that he was carrying a gun.

At the beginning of the chapter, Harminda feels mainly:

Why does the young man’s plaster initially have the opposite effect from what we might expect?

Harminda had a map in her pocket when the young man asked her for directions.

Which detail does the young man use, intentionally or not, to appear vulnerable?

Before looking at the man’s reflection, Harminda read the warning message twice.

Harminda’s reaction to the message shows that she:

Why does Harminda look at the man’s reflection rather than simply looking directly at him?

Which two details, when put together, show that the young man has lied to Harminda?

Which statement best describes what the reader learns at the end of the chapter?

What is the biggest contrast between the beginning and the end of the chapter?

Harminda believed that Vanessa had been pretending to care about her father’s operation.

A disagreement between two or more people.

Having no rooms, seats, or spaces available.

A bag used to carry papers, documents, or a laptop for work.

A device in a car that makes a loud sound to warn people.

A part of a car or bike that slows down or stops it.