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    PRACTICE 5 The Black Cat

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    This document is a chapter summary for the story "The Black Cat". It provides details about the plot of each chapter. The main points are: 1. Detective Salahadin is investigating the disappearance of Mr. Pearson, who was looking for antiquities in Egypt. 2. Salahadin discovers Pearson was murdered and follows clues to find a missing box containing a valuable ancient black cat statue. 3. After pursuing the criminals on a boat and in Athens, Salahadin recovers the black cat and returns it to a museum in Cairo, solving the case.

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    This document is a chapter summary for the story "The Black Cat". It provides details about the plot of each chapter. The main points are: 1. Detective Salahadin is investigating the disappearance of Mr. Pearson, who was looking for antiquities in Egypt. 2. Salahadin discovers Pearson was murdered and follows clues to find a missing box containing a valuable ancient black cat statue. 3. After pursuing the criminals on a boat and in Athens, Salahadin recovers the black cat and returns it to a museum in Cairo, solving the case.

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    This document is a chapter summary for the story "The Black Cat". It provides details about the plot of each chapter. The main points are: 1. Detective Salahadin is investigating the disappearance of Mr. Pearson, who was looking for antiquities in Egypt. 2. Salahadin discovers Pearson was murdered and follows clues to find a missing box containing a valuable ancient black cat statue. 3. After pursuing the criminals on a boat and in Athens, Salahadin recovers the black cat and returns it to a museum in Cairo, solving the case.

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    PRACTICE 5 The Black Cat

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    This document is a chapter summary for the story "The Black Cat". It provides details about the plot of each chapter. The main points are: 1. Detective Salahadin is investigating the disappearance of Mr. Pearson, who was looking for antiquities in Egypt. 2. Salahadin discovers Pearson was murdered and follows clues to find a missing box containing a valuable ancient black cat statue. 3. After pursuing the criminals on a boat and in Athens, Salahadin recovers the black cat and returns it to a museum in Cairo, solving the case.

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    ENGLISH LANGUAGE PRACTICE

    3rd ESO

    Practice 5 The black cat


    Name and surnames: Guim Pedrero Group: 3rd C Teachers name: Sara Deadline: Wednesday 11th of April, 2012

    CHAPTER 1: SALAHADIN IS WORRIED. 1. What was Salahadin's job? He was a detective that protected all the antiquities of Egypt. 2. What had Mr. Pearson been doing in Egypt. Pearson had been looking for antiquities. 3. Why was Salahadin worried? Hes was worried cause Mr. Pearson had not come to Salahadin's office 4. Why was Salahadin not able to speak to Mr. Pearson? Mr. Pearson was dead CHAPTER 2: THE MISSING BOX 1. What did Salahadin find on the table beside the bed? Some boxes 2. How many boxes were in the room? There were six boxes. 3. Which box was missing? The smaller and heavier box. CHAPTER 3: THE TAXI DRIVER 1. Did the man in the taxi speak Arabic like an Egyptian? No, he didn't 2. Where did the man want to go? He wanted to go to the railway station 3. What train left Cairo at twelve oclock, midday? The express train for Alexandria

    CHAPTER 4: BOAT TO BEIRUT 1. Who had arrived at Alexandria docks at six oclock? A tall man with fair hair with a heavy box 2. Why did the police not open the box? They thought that there were books on the box. 3. What boats left Alexandria between 4:30 p.m. and 8:00 p.m.? One for Beirut and one for Athens 4. How was Salahadin going to travel to Beirut? He was going to travel by aeroplane

    CHAPTER 5: THE BLACK CAT 1. Which pieces of paper did Salahadin take out of his wallet? He looked at Pearson's notes 2. What tomb was Pearson looking for? The tomb of Pharaoh Ankuten 3. What was possibly buried in this tomb? A black cat 4. Was it valuable? Yes, it was

    CHAPTER 6: IN BEIRUT 1. What was the name of the boat which arrived at Beirut at half past six? The Sudan 2. Where was Fuads village? In the mountains above Beirut 3. Was it an easy road from Beirut to Fuads village? No, it wasn't

    CHAPTER 7: THE ROAD TO BAALBEK 1. What was the name of the man who got off the boat? Borkman 2. Was the man carrying the box? No, he wasn't 3. What happened when the taxi left the docks? The black car followed the taxi 4. Which road did the cars take? The steep road towards the mountains. 5. What happened to the black car and the taxi? They had an accident and felt down the mountains

    CHAPTER 8: BROKMANS STORY 1. Where did Brokman ask Fuad and Salahadin to go? To Ba'albek 2. Who was following Borkman and why? The Red Hang gang 3. Where was the Black Cat? It was with Peterson 4. Why did Salahadin not want to wait for the police? Because he had no time

    CHAPTER 9: BEIRUT TO ATHENS 1. Who murdered Pearson? Borkman 2. How was Salahadin going to travel to Athens? He was going to travell by plane 3. Why was Salahadin going to Athens? Because Peterson had gone there 4. What did Fuad ask Salahadin to do in Athens? He asked if Salahadin could send him a telegram CHAPTER 10: SALAHADIN FINDS PETERSON 1. Why did Salahadin get on to The Syria? Because he saw a tall man with fair hair staying there. 2. Who was in cabin 22? Mr. Peterson 3. What was the number of Salahadins cabin? It was the 23.

    CHAPTER 11: SALAHADIN FINDS THE BLACK CAT 1. Why did Salahadin go into the stewards room? Because he wanted to took the 22 cabin key. 2. Where did Salahadin find the missing box? At the shower-room 3. What went wrong? Peterson was pointing Salahadin with a gun CHAPTER 12: DEATH ON THE SYRIA 1. Did Salahadin tell Peterson the truth? No, he doesn't. He said some lies and some truths 2. What happened to Peterson? He felt down from the boat 3. Where was the Black Cat now? Salahadin picked up it CHAPTER 13: DO NOT DISTURB 1. Why did Salahadin put the Do Not Disturb notice on the door of cabin 22? Because he doesn't want to be discovered as his murderer 2. Why did Salahadin tell the policeman that he had some books in the box? Because he don't want to be interrogated CHAPTER 14: RETURN TO CAIRO 1. Where was Salahadin going to take the Black Cat? He was going to take it to Cairo 2. Who was the leader of the Baalbek Gang? Jusef was the leader 3. What happened to the two gangs? They dead CHAPTER 15: THE END 1. Was the Black Cat valuable? Yes, it was 2. What was inside the new room in the museum? The black cat

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