Twelfth Night - Act 3 Scene 4
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Complete the sentences to summarise the plot | ||
An interactive matching exercise. | |||
| KS3 KS4 | Plays Published: 26/09/2005 | |||
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Who says these lines? | ||
An interactive multiple choice exercise. Pick the correct speaker for each quotation. | |||
| KS3 | Plays Published: 22/09/2005 | |||
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Quiz activities | ||
A range of quick activities. | |||
| KS3 | Plays Published: 18/03/2002 | |||
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Work book 4 | ||
More tricky comprehension questions. | |||
| KS3 | Plays Published: 01/04/2001 | |||
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Work book 3 | ||
Who wants to be a ...(Twelfth Night expert) - quiz, complete the sentences and quote quest activities. Teachit Interactive activities based on this resource are also available. | |||
| KS3 | Plays Published: 01/04/2001 | |||
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Work book 2 | ||
Malvolio - what is he thinking? Should we feel sorry for him? An interactive 'true or false' version is available. | |||
| KS3 | Plays Published: 01/04/2001 | |||
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Work book 1 | ||
Summary activity and why the scene is funny. | |||
| KS3 | Plays Published: 01/04/2001 | |||
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Malvolio and subtext | ||
Complete the chart to show what Malvolio is really thinking! | |||
| KS3 | Plays Published: 01/04/2001 | |||
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