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On the next slide slap which text shows that the mines are harsh Africa that can hold its head high The mines sucked our men in On the next slide slap which text shows Africans are treated like a low class ID: 708474

day pets allowed run pets day run allowed pet mines lennox

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Ob: practise how to answer a select and retrieve questionSlide3

On the next slide, slap which text shows that the mines are harsh. Slide4

Africa that can hold its head

high

.

The mines sucked our men in Slide5

On the next slide, slap which text shows Africans are treated like a low class.Slide6

They built their big houses.

And we dug below them Slide7

On the next slide, slap which text shows reasons WHY people work at the mines.Slide8

My father’s lands

were not good

enough to support me and a wife.

My father said I should go

I was eighteen

when I went to the mines. Slide9

Last one

On the next slide, slap which text shows the HARSH training.Slide10

they took us

to a building

which they had heated with steam

they made us jump up and down on

the benches for

four hours each day.Slide11

So when the recruiting truck came from over the border I went to them and they put me on a

scale and listened to my chest and made me run up and down a ladder for ten minutes. Then a

man said that I would make a good miner and they made me write my name on a piece of paper.

They asked me whether I had ever been in any trouble with the police. That was all. In

Johannesburg they spent two weeks training us. We were all quite fit and strong, but nobody

could be sent down the mines until he had been made even stronger. So they took us to a

building which they had heated with steam and they made us jump up and down on the benches

for four hours each day.

What words seem like the mines are

harsh

?Slide12

I’m glad to say that all the pets

received a lot of attention from me

on the afternoon of that fateful day. The kittens were fluffed up, Rags the puppy was stroked and the hamsters were allowed to run along the counter. I even attempted a conversation with the parrot. It was suddenly clear where my destiny lay – I was going to run a pet shop, like my father before me. In a few years the sign above the door would no longer read ‘G. Lennox’ but ‘R. Lennox’. Here was my future! It would no longer matter that I was not allowed to have pets of my own because all the pets would be mine one day.

I’m glad to say that all the pets

received a lot of attention from me

on the afternoon of that fateful day. The kittens were fluffed up, Rags the puppy was stroked and the hamsters were allowed to run along the counter. I even attempted a conversation with the parrot. It was suddenly clear where my destiny lay – I was going to run a pet shop, like my father before me. In a few years the sign above the door would no longer read ‘G. Lennox’ but ‘R. Lennox’. Here was my future! It would no longer matter that I was not allowed to have pets of my own because all the pets would be mine one day.

I’m glad to say that all the pets

received a lot of attention from me

on the afternoon of that fateful day. The kittens were fluffed up, Rags the puppy was stroked and the hamsters were allowed to run along the counter. I even attempted a conversation with the parrot. It was suddenly clear where my destiny lay – I was going to run a pet shop, like my father before me. In a few years the sign above the door would no longer read ‘G. Lennox’ but ‘R. Lennox’. Here was my future! It would no longer matter that I was not allowed to have pets of my own because all the pets would be mine one day.Slide13

MAIN TASK:

Now answer the question (find and list 5

things you learn about Ruby Lennox

)

Skim and Scan and write down

6 short

, sharp

quotes, only explain BRIEFLY!!

(there are

10 in total!)

Stick to the QUESTION

(Ruby)

START at the highlighted bits – almost every text will have a long intro – skip it!

We learn that Ruby gives pets attention, “received a lot of attention from me”. She also has a “conversation with the parrot”, as well as

Slide14

Answers

she

gives the pets a lot of attention

she

talks to the parrot

she

has decided to follow in her father’s footsteps and run a pet shop

she

thinks it is her destiny

she

thinks this is her future

ironically

, she is not allowed to have a pet

she

dreams of one day having all the pets

she's

caring / likes pets

her

dad owns the pet shop

surname

is Lennox