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HARRY POTTER AND THE SORCERER'S STONE

Read this text very carefully and do the Written Comprehension exercice. 

Retrouve la méthodologie de la Compréhension écrite ici Written Comprehension

 

 

Harry Potter is a young boy of 11. He is English.

He lives with his aunt and his uncle, the Dursleys, and their son, Dudley, because he hasn't got any parents: they are dead.

He isn't happy at the Dursleys’ because they are horrible with him.

One night, Harry has got a visit from a very nice giant: Hagrid. 

He tells Harry he isn't a common boy: he is a wizard, a sort of magician.

So Harry goes to a special school: a wizard school: Hogwarts. 

At Hogwarts, Harry has got two friends: a boy and a girl.

Ron is very funny with his red hair. 

He has got a lot of brothers and sisters.

Hermione is very good at school but she hasn’t got any brother or sister.

She has got long blond hair and brown eyes. 

Harry has got a pet: an owl. Its name is Hedwig.

His teachers are Mrs Pomfrey and Mrs McGonagall.

They are very strict.    

 

 

 

 

 

 

Written Comprehension

  1. Who is this text about?                     
  2. What’s his nationality?                    
  3. How old is he?                            
  4. Where does he live?                     
  5. Where are his parents?             
  6. Has he ogt any brother or sister?     
  7. Who are the Dursleys?         
  8. Are they nice with him?              
  9. How is he?                                 
  10. Who is Hagrid? Explain.               
  11. What is the name of his school?     
  12. Is it a normal school?                   
  13. Who are his friends?                 
  14. Can you present them?               
  15. What colour are his friend’s hair?    
  16. Has he got a pet?                       
  17. Who are his teachers?             
  18. How are they?                        

 

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