The Adventures of Tom Sawyer
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1 The Adventures of Tom Sawyer Mark Twain The story step by step 1 Listen to Chapter 1 on your CD/download. You will find an extract below. Some of the words are missing. Fill in the gaps with the words you hear. It was _. Tom was eleven years old. He lived in St Petersberg, Missouri. St Petersberg was a on the Mississippi River, in North America. Tom s parents were. He lived with his father s _, Aunt Polly. Tom was not clean and _. He did not help Aunt Polly with the _. He often badly. But Aunt Polly loved him very much. Listen again to check your answers, then read page 9 of your Reader. 2 Listen to Chapter 2 on your CD/download and read the statements below. Write down which statements are True (T) and False (F). a The fence around the garden was short. b Tom was tired after an hour. c Ben Rogers was holding a big green apple. d Tom said it was very easy to paint a fence. e Billy Fisher gave Tom a cat. f The fence was painted once. g Aunt Polly was very surprised. Listen again to check your answers, then read pages of your Reader. Macmillan Readers The Adventures of Tom Sawyer 1
2 3 Listen to Chapter 3 on your CD/download. Match the adjectives below with the words in the box. Then listen again to check your answers. beetle girl Tom minister hair church morning a wooden b serious c bored d strong e hot f beautiful g yellow Read pages of your Reader to check your answers. 4 Listen to Chapter 4 on your CD/download. Write down 12 regular verbs in the past simple tense that you hear. Only write down the positive forms, and only write each verb once. The first letter has been given. h_ c_ s _ l _ p _ r _ w s w w a l Read page 18 of your Reader to check your answers. 5 Listen again to Chapter 4 on your CD/download, and complete the sentences from the chapter below. a Tom two special friends in St Petersburg. b Everybody the boy Huck. c His father far away. d In good weather, Huck outside by the river. e The other boys Huck. f Tom at Huck s hands. g On Monday morning, Tom to school. h How does a dead cat cure warts? Tom. Macmillan Readers The Adventures of Tom Sawyer 2
3 5 Listen to Chapter 5 on your CD/download. Put the prepositions you hear (which we have put in the box below) into each sentence to complete the first part. in front of on next to into in Tom went the school. The girl with yellow hair and blue eyes was the room. Tom sat down her. I m Tom Sawyer. What s your name? he said. Becky Thatcher, she replied. I m Jeff Thatcher s cousin. My father is a judge. We have come to live in St Petersburg. Tom wanted Becky to like him. He drew a picture of a house a piece of paper. That s good, said Becky. Now, draw a man. Tom drew a picture of a man _the house. The man was bigger than the house. You can check your answers on page 21 of your Reader. 6 Listen again to Chapter 5 on your CD/download, and complete the following sentences from the chapter, with the negative verb form you hear. a But tell anybody, Tom. b I marry anybody else. c I engaged to her now. d I like her now. e Becky reply. f Tom know what to do. Macmillan Readers The Adventures of Tom Sawyer 3
4 6 Listen to Chapter 6 on your CD/download, and put these events in the order you hear them. We ve done the first one for you. The three men walked towards Tom and Huck. Injun Joe saw Muff s knife near the doctor s body. 1 Tom went to bed at half past nine. Injun Joe pushed the knife into the doctor s back. Muff Potter ran towards the doctor. Huck and Tom walked very quietly away from the house. Muff Potter put his arms round Joe s legs. Tom and Huck saw Joe kill the doctor. Listen again as many times as you want, then read pages of your Reader to check your answers. 7 Listen to Chapters 7 and 8 on your CD/download, and match the beginnings and endings of the following sentences. 1 Tom and Huck were a a barn. 2 Injun Joe murdered b the knife. 3 Doctor Robinson hit Muff with c the jail. 4 He wrote TS on the wood with d a piece of wood. 5 The boys ran back to e Doctor Robinson. 6 Somebody had found Muff Potter in f his pipe. 7 Muff s knife was beside g the town. 8 There was blood on h the doctor s body. 9 Every day the boys went to i his blood. 10 Muff put the tobacco in j very frightened. Listen again to check your answers, or read pages of your Reader. Macmillan Readers The Adventures of Tom Sawyer 4
5 8 Listen to Chapter 9 and put these events listed below in the order you hear them. Tom was standing next to a small wooden boat. In the evening they had a big meal of fish and meat. They lay down next to the fire. Tom told them his idea. Tom walked away from St Petersburg. The pirates made a tent with the old sail. He met his friend, Joe Harper. Tom woke late in the morning. Listen again as many times as you want, then read pages of your Reader to check your answers. 9 Listen to Chapter 10 on your CD/download, and complete the sentences below with the words you hear. You will find the missing words in the box below. judge lawyer courtroom murder guilty witness hanged a Muff Potter was going to be! b Each _ came to the front of the courtroom. c Muff Potter was _ of. d I have no questions to ask, said Muff s _. e _ Thatcher believed Injun Joe s story. f Tom and Huck waited outside the all day. Listen again to check your answers, then read pages of your Reader. Macmillan Readers The Adventures of Tom Sawyer 5
6 10 Listen to Chapter 11 on the CD/download. You will hear the words in the box below. One of the sounds for each word is underlined. Look at these words from the chapter and group them according to these three vowel sounds: /ai/, /O / and /ei/. There are five in each column. The first three have been done for you. daytime untidy haunted smiled stranger talked afraid knife walked inside door place / ei / / ai / / O / afraid smiled talked Listen again to check your answers. 11 Listen to Chapters 12 and 13 on your CD/download. Are these sentences True (T) or False (F)? Huck was going to the picnic at McDougal s Caves. Tom was not thinking about Injun Joe. The steamboat stopped beside a tree three miles away from the town. The entrance to the caves was in the front of the hill. McDougal s Caves were cold and dark and frightening! Tom and Becky stayed with the other children. The two children were frightened by birds in the caves. Tom remembered to make smoke marks on the walls when they got lost. They looked at the last candle until the flame went out. They heard someone making a noise in the caves. Tom saw Muff Potter on the path. Tom did not want to frighten Becky. They sat by the small river for days. They thought they were going to die in the caves. Listen as many times as you need, then read pages of your Reader to check your answers. Macmillan Readers The Adventures of Tom Sawyer 6
7 12 Listen to Chapters 14 and 15 on your CD/download. Look at the sentences below and listen to what comes next. Fill in the gaps with the words you hear. a There s a light in the house, Injun Joe said to the Stranger. We ll wait here. She ll go to bed soon.! Let s, said _. b Don t kill her! said the Stranger. I don t want to kill anybody! No, I her. I don t, replied _. c Who s that? Why are you knocking on the door? said a voice. Let, said Huck.! d I want to talk to you, said the judge. Why did you run away last night? I the, said Huck. I was. e Poor boy, said Judge Thatcher. What did they look like? Who were they? There was a _, said Huck. And. f Oh! said Tom. His face was white.! said Judge Thatcher. Tom, are you? Listen again to check your answers, then read pages of your Reader. Macmillan Readers The Adventures of Tom Sawyer 7
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