The document contains a 17 question Matilda film questionnaire. The questions ask about details of the plot such as Matilda's favorite activity (reading), her father's job (selling cars), that she had 1 brother, she wanted to go to school at age 6, an incident at a restaurant where her father's hat got stuck, the family's habit of watching TV in the house, Matilda making the TV explode, the principal's name being Mrs. Trunchbull, Miss Honey being Matilda's teacher, Miss Trunchbull being the principal, Roald Dahl being the writer of Matilda, and Matilda getting something out of Miss Trunchbull's house for Miss Honey.
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Knowledge and skills frameworks, generally called competency frameworks, for ELT teachers, trainers and managers have existed for a few years now. However, until I created one for my MA dissertation, there wasn’t one drawing together what we need to know and do to be able to effectively produce language learning materials.
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1. MatildaQuestionnaire
Answerthe followingquestionsabout the film.
1. What was Matilda’sfavorite thingtodo?
A. Writing
B. Skating
C. Reading
D. Singing
2. What didMatilda’sdad do?
A. Sell candy
B. Buy houses
C. Sell cars
D. Sell bikes
3. How manybrothersor sistersdid Matildahave?
A. 1 Sister
B. 2 Brothers
C. 1 Sisterand1 Brother
D. 1 Brother
4. Where did Matildawant to go to whenshe was 6 years old?
A. Daycare
B. Playground
C. School
D. Friend’shouse
5. What happenedatthe restaurant?
A. Theyeat dinner
B. Theydon’tlike the food
C. Hat is stuckon the dad’s head
D. Theyget ina fight
6. What didthe familylove todoin the house?
A. Watch T.V.
B. Listentomusic
C. Readbookstogether
D. Eat candy
7. What happenedwhenMatildawatched T.V.?
A. She loved the T.V.show
B. She made the T.V. explode
C. She ran to her room
D. She started to cry
8. What was the principal’sname?
A. Mrs. Cleft
B. Mrs. Trunchbull
C. Mrs. Wonka
D. Mr. Harry
2. MatildaQuestionnaire
Answerthe followingquestionsabout the film.
9. Miss Honeywas…
A. Matilda’smother
B. Matilda’steacher
C. The Principal
D. Matilda’saunt
10. Miss Trunchbull was…
A. Matilda’smother
B. The principal
C. Matilda’saunt
D. Miss Honey
11. Who wasthe writerof Matilda?
A. JohnnyDepp
B. Maruja Mallo
C. RoaldDahl
12. What was the name of Matilda’sbestfriend?
A. Lavender
B. Lilly
C. Honey
D. Rebecca
13. Who wasMiss Honey’saunt?
14. What didBruce Bogtrottereat?
15. Who waswatchingMatilda’shouse?
16. What was MissTrunchbull afraidof?
17. What didMatildaget out of Miss Trunchbull’shouse forMissHoney?
18. Write differentthingsaboutMatilda.
She had one brother
MATILDA
