Chapter Seven
- Chapter Seven
listen to the lesson
The summary of the chapter
- The first job for Noah was to find out what was happening to the Artful Dodger at the magistrate who sent him to prison.
- On Sunday night, Fagin and Bill Sikes were talking on business when Nancy wanted to go out to meet Rose.
- Fagin suspected Nancy and asked Noah to follow her to see who she met and what she said.
- Noah followed Nancy to London Bridge and saw her talking to Mr.Brownlow who asked her to help them find Monks or Fagin.
- Mr.Brownlow and Rose tried to persuade Nancy to go with them but she refused.
- Noah told Fagin what he had seen and Fagin was furious and told Sikes about Nancy.
- Bill Sikes killed Nancy and ran away to the country side. The police were looking for him.
- Mr.Brownlow caught Monks with the help of two guards and ordered the guards to call the police if Monks didn’t obey him.
- Monks took this name instead of his real name (Edward Leeford).
- At first, Monks denied having a brother .
- Mr.Brownlow told Monks that after his mother died, his father married Agnes and wanted her to have money and her child in one condition that the child must be good one.
- Monks dropped the gold locket, which his father had given to Agnes, in the river and it was the only thing left to show who Oliver really was.
- Monks denied killing Nancy and Mr.Brownlow told him that he would believe him if he only confessed everything in public.
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Part جزء Gang عصابة Thief لص Thieves لصوص Decide يقرر Jobوظيفة Find out يكتشف Magistrate الحاكم Directions اتجاهات Follow يتبع Carefully بحرص/ بحذر Wait ينتظر Patiently بصبر Prison سجن Lawyer محامي Nearlyتقريباً/ حوالي Lock يقفل/ قفل Upset قلق/ منزعج Watch يراقب Plan يخطط/ خطة Bridge كوبري/ جسر Strange غريب Persuade يقنع Realize يدرك Climb يتسلق Hiding مختفي/ مخبأ Furious شديد الغضب Punish يعاقب |
Catch يقبض على Killer قاتل Frightened خائف Pass يمر/ يعبر Run out of يهرب Busy مشغول Coach عربة Kidnap يختطف Prefer يفضل Pleased راضي Change يغير Relatives أقارب Cautiously بحذر Interest اهتمام Continue يستمر Married متزوج Painting لوحة Locket قلادة Promise يوعد Share يتقاسم/ يشارك Return يعود Order يأمر Safe أمان Drop يسقط Excited منفعل Keen يرغب في Run into يندفع Hope يأمل Stay يبقى |
Vocabulary
- Part (n.) a piece of something such as a film, object, area, or period of time.
- Gang (n.) a group of criminals who work together.
- Thief (n.) someone who steals things. Thieves (pl.)
- Decide (v.) to make a choice or judgment about something.
- Job (n.) work that you do regularly in order to earn money.
- Find out (v.) to get information about something or someone.
- Magistrate (n.) someone who decides if people are guilty of less serious crimes in a court of law.
- Direction (n.) the place or point towards which someone or something moves, faces. The general way in which someone or something happens or develops.
- Follow (v.) to walk or drive behind someone.
- Careful (adj.) trying very hard to avoid doing anything wrong or damaging something. Carefully (adv.)
- Wait (v.) to sit or stand somewhere or not do something until something else happens, or someone arrives.
- Patient (adj.) able to wait calmly for a long time or to deal with difficult situations without becoming angry. Patiently (adv.)
- Prison (n.) a building where criminals are kept as a punishment.
- Lawyer (n.) someone whose job is to advise people about the law and speak for them in court.
- Nearly (adv.) almost but not completely or not exactly.
- Lock (v.) to fasten something with a lock , or to be fastened with a lock.
- Lock (n.) the thing that is used to fasten a door, drawer, and is usually opened with a key.
- Upset (adj.) unhappy because something unpleasant has happened , so that you feel chocked or want to cry.
- Watch (v.) to look at and pay attention to something that is happening or moving.
- Plan (v.) to think about something you want to do and how you will do it. To intend to do something.
- Plan (n.) an idea or arrangement for achieving something that will happen in the future.
- Bridge (n.) a structure built over a river, road so that people or vehicles can cross it.
- Strange (adj.) unusual , surprising or difficult to understand.
- Surprise(n.) something that is unexpected or unusual. The feeling you have when something unexpected or unusual happens.
- Persuade (v.) to make someone decide to do something by explaining to them why it is a good idea.
- Realize (v.) to notice something that you did not notice or understand before.
- Climb (v.) to move up or down towards the top of something.
- Hiding (n.) to hide somewhere because you have done something illegal or are in danger.
- Furious (adj.) very angry.
- Punish (v.) to do something unpleasant to someone for example put them in prison or make them pay money because they have done something wrong or illegal.
- Catch (v.) if the police catch someone who has done something illegal, they find them and stop them from escaping. To stop someone from escaping by running after them and holiday them.
- Killer (n.) someone who has killed another person, or something that kills people.
- Frightened (adj.) feeling afraid because you think something bad is going to happen.
- Pass (v.) to move or travel past someone or something to go through across, through, around something also or to make something to do this.
- Run out of (v.) to come to an end , or no longer be useful or acceptable.
- Busy (adj.) working or spending a lot of time doing something.
- Coach (n.)a closed vehicle with four wheels pulled by horses that people in past times travelled in.
- Kidnap (v.) to take someone away by force and keep them as your prisoner until people give you money or things you want.
- Prefer (v.) to like someone or something more than someone or something else.
- Pleased (adj.) happy or satisfied.
- Change (v.) to become different or make someone or something become different.
- Relative (n.) a member of your family.
- Cautious (adj.) careful to avoid danger. Cautiously (adv.)
- Interest (n.) the feeling that you want to give your attention to something and find out more about it.
- Continue (v.) to keep happening, existing or doing something without stopping.
- Married (adj.) someone who is married has a husband or a wife.
- Painting (n.) a pained picture.
- Locket (n.) a piece of jewellery like a small round box, worn on a chin around your neck.
- Promise (v.) to say that you will definitely do something or that something will definitely happen.
- Share (v.) if you share something with another person, you both have it or use it.
- Return (v.) to come back or go back to a place.
- Order (v.) to officially tell someone that they must do something.
- Safe (adj.) out of danger not threatened by harm protected not hurt, unharmed.
- Drop (v.) to fall or let fall.
- Excited (adj.) full of strong, pleasant feelings, not calm.
- Keen (adj.) having a strong, active interest, eager.
- Run into (v.) to meet something with force.
- Hope (v.) to wish and expect , desire in spite of doubts.
- Hope (n.) the expectation of something happening as one wishes.
- Stay (v.) to remain, continue to be, to live in a place for a while.
1-What was Noah’s first job in Fagin’s gang?
The first job of Noah was to go and find out what was happening to the Artful Dodger.
2-Where did Noah go?
He went to the court (magistrate).
3- What did Artful Dodger tell the magistrate?
Artful Dodger said “ send me to prison, I don’t care! My lawyer will soon set me free again and you will be in trouble.”
4- Could Nancy go to meet Rose at first time? Why?
No, she couldn’t. Because Mr.Sikes locked the door.
5- Why did Fagin decide that Nancy should be watched?
Because she was upset and he knew that she was planning something.
6- What was the next job for Noah?
The next job was to watch Nancy, find out where she goes, who she sees and what she says.
7- Where did Nancy meet Rose and Mr.Brownlow?
At London Bridge.
8- Why has Nancy brought them to this strange place?
Because she was afraid to speak where there is light.
9- What did Mr.Brownlow tell Nancy?
That they need to find Monks and if not, they need Fagin.
10- Describe Monks.
Monks is tall and strong with dark hair and eyes. He’s about 28 but looks much older. He always looks nervous and on his neck he has a red mark.
11- What did Mr.Brownlow and Rose persuade Nancy to do?
They told her to go with them away from her old life.
12- Did Nancy accept their offer?
No, she didn’t.
13- What did Noah do after leaving the hiding place?
Noah left his hiding place and ran back to Fagin’s house as quickly as he could.
14- What did Fagin do after hearing what had happened?
When Fagin heard what had happened, he was furious and sent a boy to tell Mr.Sikes to visit him at once.
15- What did Noah tell Mr.Sikes?
Noah told Mr.Sikes all about what had heard at the bridge and who he had seen.
16- What did Sikes do to Nancy?
He killed her and locked the door of his house and left London before it was light.
17- Where did Sikes go after killing Nancy?
He travelled all day until he was in the country side north of London.
18- What did Sikes decide to do after hearing that the police going to Birmingham?
He was frightened but he had a plan. He decided to go back to London.
19- Why was Mr.Brownlow busy?
He was questioning Monks about his relation with his brother Oliver.
20- What was the relation between Monks and Mr.Brownlow?
Mr.Brownlow was friend of Monk’s father.
21- Who was Edward Leeford?
It was the real name of Monks.
22- What did Mr.Brownlow know about Monk’s father?
Mr.Brownlow knew that Monk’s father married Oliver’s mother after Monks’s mother died. Then, Monks father became ill in Italy and he died.
23- Who was Agnes?
Agnes was Oliver’s mother and the one whom Monks’s father married.
24- Why did Mr.Brownlow go to the West Indies?
To find Monks where he was working.
25- What did Monks do to the locket?
Monks dropped the locket in the river.
26- Why was Dr.Losberne excited?
Dr.Losberne was excited and was keen to share his news that the policemen thought that the man who killed nancy was coming back to London.
1-“ Send me to prison, I don’t care.”
a-Who are the speakers?
b- Who was watching the case?
2-“Now I have a nice job for you”
a-Who are the speakers?
b- What was that job?
3-“Why have you brought us to this strange place?
a-Who are the speakers?
b- What is the strange place?
4- “Do you know him?”
a-who are the speakers?
b- What does the underlined word “him” refer to?
5- “If he does not do what we say, take him into the street and call the police.”
a-Who are the speakers?
b- What does the underlined word “he” refer to?
6-“ You have a brother.”
a-Who are the speakers?
b-Who is that brother they are talking about?
7-“When I could not find Oliver, I decided to find you.”
a-Who are the speakers?
b- Where did one of the speakers go to find the others?
Find the mistakes in each of the following sentences and correct them:
1-Mr.Brownlow said that Monks had a black mark on his neck.
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2-Fagin suspected Nancy and decided that she should be rewarded.
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3-Noah went out to find out what was happening to Bill Sikes.
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4- Bill Sikes rewarded Nancy for the mistake she had made.
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5-Mr.Brownlow was going to divorce Monks’ aunt.
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6-Monks’ father died in Italy.
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7-Two guides helped Mr.Brownlow to bring Monks to his house.
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8- Fagin was cheerful when he knew what Nancy had done on the bridge.
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9- Mr.Brownlow and Rose tried to force Nancy to go with them.
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10- For days, Sikes slept in the cave and drank from lakes.
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