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    Sherlock Holmes and the Stolen Jewels


    by Arthur Conan Doyle
    Copyright Helbling Languages 2017

    The Blue Carbuncle


    Before Reading Activities
    Pages 12-13
    1 1 d), 2 c), 3 a), 4 f), 5 b), 6 e)
    2 1 John Horner, 2 Peterson the doorman, 3 James Ryder, 4 Mr Breckinridge,
    5 Mr Henry Baker 6 Sherlock Holmes
    3 a market stall, b dressing gown, c magnifying glass, d hat, e beryl coronet, f goose
    4 a blue carbuncle, b hat,c market stall, d dressing gown, e goose

    Pages 14-15
    1 1 manager, 2 plumber, 3 sink, 4 diamond, 5 jewel-case
    2 a 1 (manager), b 3 (sink), c 2 (plumber), d 4 (diamond), e 5 (jewel-case)
    3 a) diamond, b) jewel-case, c) manager, d) plumber, e) sink
    4 a 3, b 1, c 6, d 2, e 4, f 5
    5 b Holmes takes his dog for a walk

    After Reading Activities


    Talk About The Story
    Page 41
    2 James Ryder stole the carbuncle from the Countess of Morcar’s jewel case. He took it to his sister,
    who bred geese for the market, and hid it inside a goose.

    Comprehension
    Pages 42-43
    1 a) T, b) F, c) T, d) F, e) F, f) T, g) F, h) T, i) F, j) T, k) T, l) F
    3 a 3), b 2), c 4), d 5), e 6), f 8), g 7), h 1)

    Characters
    Pages 44-45
    1 a) intelligent, b) honest, c) frightened, d) stupid, e) angry, f) innocent
    2 1 d), 2 e), 3 a), 4 f), 5 b), 6 c)
    3 old, intelligent, rich, poor, alcohol, surprised, middle-aged, grey, gas, facts

    Plot and Theme


    Pages 46-47
    1 1 c), 2 k), 3 a), 4 g), 5 e), 6 l), 7 b), 8 i), 9 d), 10 j), 11 f), 12 h)
    2 1 b), 2 c), 3 a)
    3 CHRISTMAS, LONDON, JEWELS, MONEY

    1
    2

    Language
    Pages 48-49
    1 a) diamond, b) plumber, c) safe, d) theft, e) poultry
    2 a) 5, b) 4, c) 3, d) 2, e) 1
    3 a) How did Peterson get the goose and the old hat?
    b) Where did Peterson’s wife find the blue carbuncle?
    c) How did Holmes know the diamond was the Countess of Morcar’s blue carbuncle?
    d) What did John Horner do when the police arrested him?
    e) How did James Ryder and Catherine Cusack plan the theft?
    5 a) to say, b) to look for c) to see, d) to fix e) to get

    The Adventure of The Beryl Coronet

    Before Reading Activities


    Pages 52-53
    1 1 c), 2 e), 3 d), 4 f), 5 b), 6 a)
    2 1 Sherlock Holmes 2 Sir George Burnwell, 3 Miss Mary Holder 4 Lucy the maid,
    5 Arthur Holder 6 Mr Holder
    3 1 f, 2 d, 3 e, 4 c, 5 b, 6 a
    4 a) Beryl Coronet, b) greengrocer, c) footprints, d) windowsill, e) key f) gold

    Pages 54-55
    1 1 gates 2 path 3 hedge 4 lane 5 bushes 6 stables
    2 a stables, b path, c hedge(s), d bushes e gates f lane
    3 a) gates, b) bushes, c) path, d) hedges e) lane, f) stables
    4 1 d), 2 c), 3 a), 4 e), 5 b)
    5 b Sherlock Holmes dresses as a poor man for his investigation

    After Reading Activities

    Talk About The Story


    Page 81
    2 He paid the man who bought them from Sir George Burnwell.
    3 Mr Holder is Arthur’s father and Mary’s uncle.

    Comprehension
    Pages 82-83
    1 a) T, b) F, c) F, d) T, e) F, f) T, g) T, h) T, i) F, j) F, k) T
    3 a 1), b 2), c 1), d 2), e 3), f 2), g 1), h 2)

    Characters
    Pages 84-85
    1 a 6, b 1, c 5, d 2, e 4, f 3
    2 Lucy e/4, Sir George Burnwell d/2, Arthur Holder c/5,
    Mary Holder e4, Sherlock Holmes f/3, Mr Holder a/6

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    3

    3 house, story, footsteps, boots, feet, son, walked, ran, running, window

    Plot and Theme


    Pages 86-87
    1 i 2 c 3 e 4 d 5 k 6 g 7 a 8 h 9 b 10 l 11 f 12 j
    2c
    4 FAMILY, MONEY, GREED

    Language
    Pages 88-89
    1 a) security, b) debts, c) burglars, d) niece, e) apology
    2 a) strangely, b) loudly, c) angrily, d) silently, e) deeply, f) carefully
    3 a) Why was Mr Holder acting strangely in the street? b) Why did Mr Holder say he spoilt Arthur? c)
    What question did Mary ask Arthur? d) Why did Mr Holder think Arthur was the thief? e) Why did
    Holmes say that Sir George Burnwell was a very bad man?
    5 a) was acting / saw, b) was sleeping / heard c) looked / was standing, d) investigated / found

    Vocabulary
    Pages 90-91
    1 a magnifying glass b doorman c dressing gown d goose e stain f shining g maid e stall
    2 a must be intelligent b must be candles c must be middle-aged d must be poor
    3 wave b footsteps c fix d greengrocer e disguise f footprints g bare
    4 a reward b villain c gates d flattered e reputation f debts g fault

    Cambridge English Exams


    Pages 92-93
    3 a) 2, b) 1, c) 1, d) 1, e) 3, f) 2, g) 1, h) 1, i) 1

    Exit Test
    Pages 94-95
    1 a) 1, b) 2, c) 1, d) 2
    2 1b 2c 3e 4d 5g

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