2° 4° The Black Cat, by Edgar Allan Poe

The Black Cat, by Edgard Allan Poe. Answer True or False. Correct the false options.

1. The narrator is a violent man. — 

2. The black cat is a symbol of happiness. —

3. The narrator’s wife is afraid of the cat. —

4. The house is destroyed by fire. — 

5. The first cat is killed by the narrator. — 

6. A new cat appears after the first cat dies. — 

7. The second cat is exactly the same as the first one. — 

8. The narrator is in control of his emotions. — 

9. The police are surprised to find the body. — 

10. The black cat is responsible for the crime. — 

1° 4° Greek Mythology

Ancient Greek Customs - Click en el link abajo para ver el texto y la actividad.

Mythology

2° 3° "Integración" _ Descriptions

Write descriptions for Isabella, her father and her mother. Click en el link abajo para ver la actividad.

Integración _ actividad

3° 2° The Red-Headed League, by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle

Read these sentences about the story “The Red-Headed League”. Write T for True or F for False. If the sentence is false, correct it in Spanish.

1. Dr. Watson tells the story from his point of view.

2. Jabez Wilson copies the Bible for the League.

3. Vincent Spaulding hides his real identity as John Clay.

4. The criminals create the job to distract Wilson.

5. Holmes studies the assistant’s clothes and notices paint.

6. The bank stands behind Wilson’s pawn shop.

7. The Red-Headed League pretends to offer a real job.

8. Holmes and Watson wait inside the shop at night.

9. Wilson loses his job without any explanation.

10. Holmes uses logic and observation to solve the mystery.

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