The Rajah's diamond ch 4

Look at the picture of Lady Vandeleur and Sir Thomas at a ball. Match the words below with the objects in the picture.

a

b

c

d

e

f

g

h

i

tiara

earrings

bow tie

dress

ring

handkerchief

bracelet

necklace

glasses

Why was important for Mr Rolles to understand how his train carriage was divided?

• To fell asleep with privacy

• To avoid John Vandeleur and hide the diamond

• To find John Vandeleur and return the diamond

• To eat his lunch and then nap peacefully

What did John Vandeleur hide inside his coat sleeve?

• several diamonds and a tiara

• two tiaras and some diamonds

• diamond rings, a tiara and a necklace

• a bag of jewelry, including earrings, two tiaras, a bracelet and a diamond ring

Mr. Rolles tells John Vandeleur that he should help him sell the Rajah's diamond, and that they will split the profits in this proportion:

• 50/50

• 60/40

• 70/30

• 80/20

Comprehension check

Read the sentences below about Chapter Four. Decide if each sentence is TRUE or FALSE.

Groups:

(a) True

,

(b) False

• John Vandeleur cut his hand with

  a knife.

• The diamonds Mr Rolles saw included several tiaras.

• John Vandeleur kept diamonds in the sleeve of his coat.

• When Mr Rolles woke up, he was more afraid because he had bad dreams.

• John Vandeleur refused to help Mr Rolles sell the Rajah's Diamond.

• Mr Rolles tried very hard to

  fall

  asleep.