The Veldt. Big Wheel Game

Do you know: The veldt

Nazarbayev Intellectual school PhM

Kokshetau

Teacher: Olga Plyushko

Rachel Underwood

 Go to the wheel!!!!

1 - How much did the happy life home cost?

• $ 13,000
• $30,000
• $3,000
• $33,000
• $23,000

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  2 - When visiting the veldt, it doesn’t smell like…

• Lion grass
• A hidden water hole
• Dried animal blood
• Dust like pepper
• Old, wet mud

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Right-hand side

   3 – At the beginning of the story, how does George feel about the idea of the nursery?

• Filled with concern
• Filled with fear
• Filled with disgust
• Filled with respect
• Filled with jealousy

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Right-hand side

  4- Who is the first to admit the house has taken over and “That’s just it, I feel like I don’t belong here anymore.”

• Wendy
• Lydia
• Peter
• David
• George

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Right-hand side

  5 - How has George been dealing with feeling unnecessary in the house?

• He argues more with his wife
• He secretly visits a psychologist to talk
• He spends more time with the kids
• He goes on more holidays away
• He smokes, drinks & takes sleeping pills

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6 - One of the main points/event of the story is when George realizes the adults cannot change the nursery from the horrific veldt scene. How does he realize this?

• He asks it for Aladdin & it won’t change
• He notices a broken switch & can’t fix it
• He sees peter changing the settings
• Wendy tells him the room can never change
• David Mcclean asks for oz and it won’t change

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Right-hand side

7 - What does Wendy change the nursery to  to trick her father into thinking he was mistaken in seeing the African veldt?

• Aladdin and a magic carpet
• A beach with singing birds
• A singing bird girl and a green forest
• The wizard of oz and mountains
• Summer fireworks and a festival

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8 - What two things does George find, bloody and wet from the lions’ mouths in the nursery?

• His shoe and Lydia’s purse
• His wallet and Lydia’s scarf
• His tie and Lydia’s sock
• His shirt and Lydia’s glasses
• His briefcase and Lydia’s skirt

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Right-hand side

Page: 7

Left-hand side

9 - How does David explain (through an analogy) how the children view their parents?

• They were angels, now they are monsters
• They were teachers, now they are jailers
• They were friends, now they are parents
• They were parents, now they are police
• they were santas, now they are grinches

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Right-hand side

Nahhhhhh 

• 1 – How much
• 2- When visiting the veldt
• 3 – At the beginning of the story
• 4- “Who is the first to admit
• 5- How is George dealing

• 6 – one of the main points
•   7 – what does wendy change
• 8 – What two things
• 9- How does david explain

 Go to the wheel!!!!

Hooray!!!

 Go back to the wheel!!!!

End Game

45

-10

15

100

-5

75

10

25

• 1 – How much
• 2- When visiting the veldt
• 3 – At the beginning of the story
• 4- “Who is the first to admit
• 5- How is George dealing

The Big

Wheel

• 6 – one of the main points
•   7 – what does wendy change
• 8 – What two things
• 9- How does david explain

85

Points