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Roald Dahl “The Landlady
Worksheet 1
1. Find information about the setting: town, time of day, weather .
TOWN: Bath
TIME OF DAY: nine o’ clock in the evening
WEATHER: air was deadly cold and the wind was like a flat blade of ice
2. At the beginning, we find out that the story is about:
  • a young man who is looking for a pub in London -
  • a young man who is looking for a place to stay in Bath +
  • a young man who is cold and tired because of a long train journey. -
    Bill has come there :
  • to make new friends -
  • to take on a new job +
  • to find loggings -
    The houses along the street:
  • are in good condition -
  • are no longer lived in -
  • are in need of repair +
    3. Find information about the first character: full name, age, job, travelling from..via..by
    FULL NAME: Billy Weaver
    AGE: 17
    JOB: he came from London to Bath to find a job, it means he doesn’t have job
    TRAVELLING FROM London to Bath, England BY train
    4. Billy mentally compares what he knows of B&B’s and pubs. Find information about the places in the text:
    place name
    sort
    advantages
    disadvantages
    B&B
    Boarding house
    Comfortable, cosy, filled with pleasant furniture, pretty decent house
    Scary , watery gabbage, powerful smell of kippers
    The Bell and Dragon
    Pub
    Cheap , beer and darts in the evenings,
    -
    5. What the man decides to do: Billy decides to walk on and take a look around at the Bell and Dragon before making up his mind
    6. What he does in fact : In fact he started at the small notice “Bed and Breakfast ” and involuntarily he moved to the front door and press the bell.
    7. Is this normal? Justify with two adjectives from the text: No. 2 ADJ. FROM THE TEXT: queer,
    8. The bed & breakfast:
  • Looks lovely and comfortable +
  • Has too much furniture and too many animals -
  • Does not appeal to Billy -
    9. Billy decides:
  • That a pub is better than a B&B -
  • That this B&B is better -
  • That he must see the Bell and Dragon before deciding +
    10. Billy reaches the bell of the B&B because:
  • He suddenly understands he will be better there -
  • He likes the letters of the word B&B -
  • He feels obliged to go there without knowing why +
    11. List all the elements that make the B&B billy sees through the window a pleasant place ( plant , animals, furniture, adjectives with pleasant connotations)
    • Green curtains (velvety material);
    • Chrysanthemus,
    • Bright fire burning in the heart;
    • Carpet in front of fire;
    • Pretty little dauchshund asleep;
    • Pleasant furniture;
    • Baby- grand piano;
    • Big sofa;
    • Several plump armchairs;
    • A large parrot in a cage.

    12. List all the elements that make the B&B seem strange (synonyms of strange, strange comparisons, verbs showing that Billy cannot control his actions)
    A pleasant place
    Comfortable and cosy
    Polite landlady
    A strange place
    Stuffed animals are weird and scary
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    1. Find information about the setting: town, time of day, weather.
    TOWN: Bath
    TIME OF DAY: nine o’clock in the evening
    WEATHER: air was deadly cold and the wind was like a flat blade of ice
    2. At the beginning, we find out that the story is about:
    a young man who is looking for a pub in London -
    a young man who is looking for a place to stay in Bath
    a young man who is cold and tired because of a long train journey. -
    Bill has come there:
    to make new friends -
    to take on a new job
    to find loggings -
    The houses along the street:
    are in good condition -
    are no longer lived in -
    are in need of repair

    3. Find information about the first character: full name, age, job, travelling from..via..by
    FULL NAME: Billy Weaver
    AGE: 17
    JOB: he came from London to Bath to find a job, it means he doesn’t have job
    TRAVELLING FROM London to

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