7th English Guide Term 1 Unit 2 The Red-Headed League

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7th English Guide Term 1 Unit 2 The Red-Headed League

GLOSSARY

ong room

a room in a bank designed to protect valuable items against fire and theft

உறுதியான அறை

crates

a wooden box used for transporting goods

கூடைகள்

investigation

systematic examination

புலனாய்வு

tunnel

an artificial underground passage

சுரங்கம்

notorious

famous for some bad qualities

கொடூரமான

cellar

lower ground floor; basement

கீழ் தரை தளம்; அடித்தளம்

recognized

identified

அடையாளம் காண்

A. Say whether the following statements are ‘True’ or ‘False’.

  1. Photography was Vincent Spaulding’s hobby. – ( False )
  2. Ross did not want to hire Mr. Wilson. – ( False )
  3. Wilson worked for Mr. Ross for six weeks. – ( False )
  4. Jones was a lawyer. – ( False )
  5. Spaulding dug a tunnel from the cellar of the shop to the jewellery shop. – ( False )

B. Complete the table based on the information from the text.

Holmes’ Findings

Clues

Mr. Holmes found the tunnel.

“Spaulding often went down to the cellar” the tunnel to dig, Holmes was hitting the ground with his stick to find the location of the cellar. He found out that the cellar was behind the shop.

Mr. Spaulding dug the tunnel.

His trousers were dirty because he had been digging a tunnel.

The tunnel was made to get into the bank’s strong room.

The Bank was at the back of the shop.

Spaulding could be the thief.

“Spaulding was happy to work for half-wages”.
“His trousers… were dirty”
“Spaulding is John Clay, the notorious thief”
He often went down to the cellar.

C. Answer the following questions.

1. Why did Jabez Wilson meet Mr. Holmes?

  • he Red-Headed league in which Jabez worked was dissolved and he was disturbed. So Jabez met Mr. Holmes for a solution.

2. Describe Vincent Spaulding.

  • Vincent spaulding is Jabez Wilson’s assistant. His real name is John Clay. He is a notorious thief.

3. Why did Spaulding spend a lot of time in the cellar?

  • Spaulding was making a tunnel that connected to the strong room of the Bank. So he spent a lot of time in the cellar.

4. Why was Mr. Wilson hired to copy the Encyclopaedia?

  • Mr. Wilson was hired to copy the Encyclopaedia so that Spaulding got enough time to dig a tunnel to the bank.

5. How did Holmes’ team catch the thieves?

  • Holmes’ team hid in the strong room of the Bank. When the thieves entered through the tunnel, they ceased them.

D. Based on your reading of the text complete the pyramid by arranging the sequence in the correct order.

  1. Holmes found the tunnel from the cellar to the bank’s strong room.
  2. Wilson was assigned to copy the encyclopaedia.
  3. Wilson asked Sherlock Holmes for help.
  4. Wilson got the job in The Red – Headed League.
  5. Spaulding and Ross were caught by the famous detective.
  6. One day he found the notice that ‘The Red – Headed League’ was dissolved.
  7. Holmes recognised Spaulding who was actually John Clay, a notorious criminal.

Ans. :

  1. Wilson got the job in The Red – Headed League.
  2. Wilson was assigned to copy the encyclopaedia.
  3. One day he found the notice that ‘The Red – Headed League’ was dissolved.
  4. Wilson asked Sherlock Holmes for help.
  5. Holmes recognised Spaulding who was actually John Clay, a notorious criminal.
  6. Holmes found the tunnel from the cellar to the bank’s strong room.
  7. Spaulding and Ross were caught by the famous detective.

STEP TO SUCCESS

G. Just like the example, use the key to fill in the blanks and break the code.

 

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Ans ; TRICK

 

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Ans ; RIDDLE

 

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Ans ; PUZZLE

 

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