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1. 1.

   Choose the correct answer to complete each of these sentences. Copy the sentences in your notebook.

   1. The Reform Club was a place that Fogg went to

   1. every day.
   2. when there was a meeting.
   3. when he was free.

   2. Phileas Fogg

   1. was always more or less on time.
   2. was always on time, exactly to the minute.
   3. knew time was important, but did not care.

   3. At the end of the eighty days, Fogg said he would be

   1. back at the Reform Club in London.
   2. back in England.
   3. back in London.
2. 2.

   Mark whether these sentences are true (T) or not true (NT). Correct the sentences which are not true.

   1. There had been a robbery at the Bank of England.
   2. Detectives were sent to ports in Europe, America and Japan.
   3. A well-dressed man was photographed in front of the bank.
   4. A description of the likely culprit was sent to the detectives.
   5. Fogg felt that the world was not so large any longer.
3. 3.

   Why was there so much talk about the bank robbery?

4. 4.

   What did Ralph say that led to a challenge?

5. 5.

   What was Stuart's challenge to Fogg? Why do you think Fogg accepted it?

6. 6.

   What are the things Fogg states he will take into account in the eighty-day journey?