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    Henry VIII had six wives: 1) Katherine of Aragon, who he divorced after 24 years of marriage because she did not produce a son. 2) Anne Boleyn, who he had beheaded after a few years of marriage on charges of adultery and incest. 3) Jane Seymour, who died shortly after giving birth to his son Edward. 4) Anne of Cleves, who he divorced after a short time as he found her unattractive. 5) Katherine Howard, who he had beheaded for adultery. 6) Katherine Parr, who outlived Henry. Henry broke from the Catholic church and made himself head of the new Church of England in order to

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    Henry VIII had six wives: 1) Katherine of Aragon, who he divorced after 24 years of marriage because she did not produce a son. 2) Anne Boleyn, who he had beheaded after a few years of marriage on charges of adultery and incest. 3) Jane Seymour, who died shortly after giving birth to his son Edward. 4) Anne of Cleves, who he divorced after a short time as he found her unattractive. 5) Katherine Howard, who he had beheaded for adultery. 6) Katherine Parr, who outlived Henry. Henry broke from the Catholic church and made himself head of the new Church of England in order to

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    Henry VIII had six wives: 1) Katherine of Aragon, who he divorced after 24 years of marriage because she did not produce a son. 2) Anne Boleyn, who he had beheaded after a few years of marriage on charges of adultery and incest. 3) Jane Seymour, who died shortly after giving birth to his son Edward. 4) Anne of Cleves, who he divorced after a short time as he found her unattractive. 5) Katherine Howard, who he had beheaded for adultery. 6) Katherine Parr, who outlived Henry. Henry broke from the Catholic church and made himself head of the new Church of England in order to

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    Henry VIII had six wives: 1) Katherine of Aragon, who he divorced after 24 years of marriage because she did not produce a son. 2) Anne Boleyn, who he had beheaded after a few years of marriage on charges of adultery and incest. 3) Jane Seymour, who died shortly after giving birth to his son Edward. 4) Anne of Cleves, who he divorced after a short time as he found her unattractive. 5) Katherine Howard, who he had beheaded for adultery. 6) Katherine Parr, who outlived Henry. Henry broke from the Catholic church and made himself head of the new Church of England in order to

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    Henry VIII and his Six Wives

    Before Reading

    Stage 2

    Before reading activities (page 44)

    1 Yes 2 No 3 No 4 Yes 5 Yes 6 No 7 Yes 8 No


    9 No 10 Yes

    activities answers

    Were going to read all the letters tomorrow. I cant


    wait! Ill write again soon and tell you all about them.
    Your loving daughter
    Margaret
    chApters 2 And 3 while reading

    Anne Boleyn: wonderful black eyes, beheaded, wild


    and dangerous, three and a half years, Princess
    Elizabeth, a witch, six fingers, Tower of London,
    a sword.
    Katherine of Aragon: divorced, twenty-four years,
    Princess Mary, Spain, Henrys brother Arthur, a
    gold cross.

    Activity 2 before reading

    Encourage students to speculate and make guesses


    but do not tell them the answers. They will find out
    as they read that the correct answers are:
    Katherine of Aragon was divorced.
    Anne Boleyn was beheaded.
    Jane Seymour died after her child was born.
    Anne of Cleves was divorced.
    Katherine Howard was beheaded.

    chApters 4 And 5 while reading

    1
    2
    3
    4
    5
    6
    7
    8

    Activity 3 before reading

    Encourage discussion and speculation. The obvious


    modern words are:
    president, pop star, car, cycling, telephone,
    photograph, New York, apartment.
    Possible words which dont actually appear in the
    story:
    Italy, gun.
    Words that do appear in the story:
    princess, queen, England, horse, tennis, letter, sword,
    painting, London, palace.

    Princess Elizabeth
    Jane Seymour
    King Henry
    Jane Seymour
    Anne of Cleves
    Holbein
    Anne of Cleves
    King Henry

    chApter 6 while reading

    1F 2T 3F 4T 5T 6F 7F
    Before reAding chApter 7

    Encourage speculation. Possible answers:


    1 Because she could not say no. / Because her family
    wanted her to be Queen of England.
    2 Open answer.
    3 Often angry and shouting. Fat and ugly.
    4 Probably, yes.
    5 Yes, she did.
    6 Mary, Katherine of Aragons daughter.

    Activity 4 before reading

    Encourage students to speculate. Possible answers:


    1 Yes, usually. A king was very powerful.
    2 Yes, because many babies and children died from
    illness.
    3 Yes. The King wanted a son to be a strong ruler after
    him.
    4 No. Women were not at all equal to men.
    5 Yes. Kings of that time usually did kill their enemies.

    While Reading
    chApter 1 while reading

    oxford bookworms library stage 2

    Oxford University Press

    Dear Mother
    Yesterday, I went to Whitehall Palace with my lady
    Catherine Parr. We found a box with a large gold H on
    the top. Inside, there were letters from Henrys first five
    wives. There was also a beautiful gold necklace and a
    piece of hair.
    Catherine Parr told me all about King Henry. When
    he was young, he was very handsome and he liked
    horse riding and playing tennis. But when he was old, he
    became very fat.

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    After Reading
    Activity 1 after reading

    activities answers

    Words across: 1 younger 3 calm 5 Tower of London


    7 sword 9 artist 10 necklace
    Words down: 1 yellow 2 letters 3 Catholic 4 son 6
    lover 8 maid
    1

    Y
    E
    L
    L
    O
    W

    L
    E
    T
    T
    E
    R
    7
    S

    10

    C
    A
    5
    T
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    W O
    L
    I
    E C

    S
    O
    N

    L
    O
    V
    E
    R

    M
    4

    N
    8

    M
    A
    I
    D

    Activity 2 after reading

    Open answers. Encourage discussion.


    Activity 3 after reading

    1 Elizabeth, about her mother, Anne Boleyn.


    2 Edward, about his mother, Jane Seymour.
    3 Mary, about her mother, Katherine of Aragon.
    Activity 4 after reading

    Henry VIII, King of England, was a tall and handsome


    young man, who liked horse riding, tennis and playing
    music. He wrote many beautiful songs and had a
    wonderful singing voice.
    When he was older, he became very fat. He had a
    very bad leg, and often couldnt walk. And when his leg
    hurt, he was always angry.
    He married six times because he wanted a son to be
    King after him. His one son, Edward VI, died just before
    he was sixteen.
    Henry VIII is famous in Englands history because
    he broke with the Pope and the Catholic Church, and
    started the Church of England.
    In 1547 he became very ill and died. His three
    children, Edward, Mary and Elizabeth, all became King
    and Queen after him. None of them had any children so
    Henrys family came to an end.
    Activity 5 after reading

    Open answers.

    Oxford University Press

    Project work after reading

    If appropriate, students might like to work in


    groups, selecting a different famous person in each
    group. After they have researched and written their
    texts, each group could then hold a quiz to find out
    how much the rest of the class knows about the
    subject of their mini-biography.

    oxford bookworms library staGe 2

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