The document summarizes Oscar Wilde's short story "The Canterville Ghost". The story is about the Otis family who move into Canterville Chase, an English mansion that is haunted by the ghost of Sir Simon de Canterville. While the rest of the Otis family do not believe in ghosts, young Virginia feels sorry for Sir Simon and goes on a journey to help him find peace. She is able to help Sir Simon's spirit find rest by fulfilling an ancient prophecy. The document provides chapter summaries and questions to test the reader's comprehension of the story.
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2. 2
THE CANTERVILLE GHOST
Hiram Otis, the American
embassador, buys Canterville
Chase, Lord’s Canterville’s
English county mansion, and
moves there with his family. But
they must share the house with
the ghost of Sir Simon de
Canterville –bloodstains, noisy
chains and all. However, the
Otises are modern Americans –
they don’t believe in ghosts-
and their mission is to show Sir
Simon exactly that. Only young
Virginia feels sorry for the
ghost and goes on a dangerous
journey to help him find peace.
Can she really help him?
4. 4
THE CANTERVILLE GHOST
Oscar Wilde (Dublin,
October 16th,1854 –
Paris, November
30th,1900) was an Irish
author, playwright,
essayist and poet. He is
known for his short
children story “The Happy
Prince” (1819), the play
“The Importance of Being
Earnest” and the The
Picture of Dorian Gray.
(1890)
5. 5
THE CANTERVILLE GHOST Chapters 1 & 2
1. The Canterville Ghost always
appeared ___ of the death
of somebody in the
Canterville family.
a. before
b. after
c. at the time
2. The ghost touched the ___ of
Lord Canterville’s aunt.
a. face
b. shoulder
c. hand
3. ___ doesn’t believe in
ghosts.
a. Mrs Umney
b. Lord Canterville
c. Mr Otis
4. ___ first appeared at
Canterville Chase in 1584.
a. Washington Otis
b. Sir Simon’s ghost
c. Lord Canterville
5. According to Lord
Canterville, Americans are
very ___.
a. gentle
b. practical
c. honest
6. The Otises took the ___ to
Canterville
a. train
b. boat
c. bus
6. 6
THE CANTERVILLE GHOST Chapters 1 & 2
7. The twins were the ___
of the Otis children.
a. youngest
b. quietest
c. most attractive
8. The atmosphere inside
Canterville Chase was
a little ___.
a. frightening
b. tranquil
c. lovely
9. Virginia noticed some
strange writing on the
library ___.
a. wall
b. door
c. window
10. Sir Simon killed Lady
Eleanore in the ___.
a. garden
b. fireplace
c. garden
7. 7
THE CANTERVILLE GHOST Chapters 3 & 4
1. Sir Simon killed his wife
and then ___.
a. disappeared
b. went to prison
c. died
2. According to Mrs Umney, it
was ___ to remove the
bloodstain from the library
floor.
a. possible
b. impossible
c. easy
3. ___ cleaned the stain with
Pinkerton’s Champion
stain Remover.
a. Mrs Otis
b. Mrs Umney
c. Washington
4. Mrs Umney heard the ghost’s
chains and was ___.
a. nervous
b. surprised
c. happy
5. The ghost didn’t ___ Mr Otis.
a. frighten
b. see
c. hear
5. The bloodstain on the library
floor appeared ___.
a. only three times
b. again and again
c. every afternoon
8. 8
THE CANTERVILLE GHOST Chapters 3 & 4
7. The stain ___ the Otis
family.
a. worried
b. frightened
c. fascinated
8. In the night, Mr Otis
heard a noise. It came
from ___.
a. the corridor
b. his room
c. the library
9. Mr Otis took a bottle
from his bedroom’s
___.
a. cupboard
b. shelf
c. table
10. The Canterville Ghost
had dark ___ under his
eyes.
a. lines
b. circles
c. marks
9. 9
THE CANTERVILLE GHOST Chapters 5 & 6
1. The ghost’s clothes were
___.
a. old and dirty
b. clean and elegant
c. heavy
2. Mr Otis left a bottle of ___ on
a table for the ghost.
a. water
b. medicine
c. lubricator
3. The Canterville Ghost was
___ Mr Otis.
a. afraid of
b. furious with
c. happy with
4. The twins threw a ___ at the
ghost.
a. pillow
b. table
c. bottle
5. The ghost thought the Otis
family were ___.
a. insulting
b. funny
c. Silent
6. The ghost went to a room at
the back of the house and
thought about ___.
a. Virginia
b. his past victims
c. the stain
10. 10
THE CANTERVILLE GHOST Chapters 5 & 6
7. The twins ___ at the
Canterville Ghost.
a. shouted
b. shot peas
c. threw a bottle
8. The ghost tried to
frighten the Otis family
with his ___.
a. demonic laugh
b. big, black dog
c. suit of armour
9. ___ gave the ghost a
bottle of medicine.
a. Mrs Otis
b. Washington
c. Mr Otis
10. The Canterville Ghost
was frustrated and he
___.
a. disappear
b. run downtairs
c. left the house
11. 11
THE CANTERVILLE GHOST Chapters 7 & 8
1. The ghost felt weak and
stayed in his room for ___.
a. a few weeks
b. a few days
c. one week
2. The ghost wore a big hat and
a long ___.
a. shirt
b. coat
c. cape
3. A storm started and the
weather was ___ for his
plan.
a. perfect
b. bad
c. terrible
4. The ghost decided not to
frighten ___ very much.
a. Virginia
b. Washington
c. Mrs Otis
5. The ghost planned to
transform into a ___ to
frighten the twins.
a. skeleton
b. dagger
c. monster
12. 12
THE CANTERVILLE GHOST Chapters 7 & 8
6. The Canterville Ghost was
frigthened of the ___.
a. fire
b. other ghost
c. dark
7. The Canterville Ghost was
___ because of the twins’
trick.
a. furious
b. happy
c. sad
8. The ghost fell over the ___
across the corridor all the
time.
a. bucket
b. cords
c. stairs
9. The ghost removed his
___ and tried to
frighten the twins.
a. Arm
b. Head
c. eye
10. The ghost had a
temperature because a
___ fell on him.
a. bucket
b. cupboard
c. dagger
13. 13
THE CANTERVILLE GHOST Chapters 9 & 10
1. The ghost room was at the
___ of the house.
a. corner
b. front
c. back
2. Virginia ___ the Canterville
Ghost.
a. hated
b. felt sorry for
c. hurt
3. According to Virginia, the
ghost did something very
___.
a. honest
b. cruel
c. gentle
4. Virginia was angry
because the ghost ___
her family.
a. insulted
b. tortured
c. stole
5. Virginia ___ the
bloodstain on the
library floor wasn’t
real.
a. didn’t know
b. suspected
c. knew
14. 14
THE CANTERVILLE GHOST Chapters 9 & 10
6. It was impossible for the
ghost to ___.
a. sleep
b. paint
c. sing
7. A ___ sang all night in the
Garden of Death.
a. bird
b. young girl
c. frightening ghost
8. The ghost needed Virginia’s
help to find ___.
a. the angel
b. peace
c. the prophecy
9. The prophecy on the
library window was
about ___.
a. Lady Eleanore
b. Virginia
c. Lord Canterville
10. Virginia must ___ the
Angel of Death to help
the ghost.
a. repair
b. meet
c. kill
15. 15
THE CANTERVILLE GHOST Chapters 11 & 12
1. There was an old ___on
the other side of the
ghost’s room.
a. jug
b. bowl
c. tapestry
2. The wall disappeared and
Virginia entered a ___.
a. big cave
b. long corridor
c. small room
3. Mrs Otis became worried
because Virginia didn’t
appeared for ___.
a. afternoon tea
b. breakfast
c. lunch
4. Mr Otis went to the ___
to look for Virginia.
a. library
b. garden
c. train station
5. At midnight, Virginia
appeared from a ___
on the wall.
a. tapestry
b. coffin
c. panel
16. 16
THE CANTERVILLE GHOST Chapters 11 & 12
6. Virginia took her family to
___ Sir Simon.
a. meet
b. help
c. say goodbye to
7. The Otises entered a room
with a ___ on the floor.
a. box
b. torch
c. skeleton
8. Sir Simon ___ in the small
room.
a. died
b. slept
c. lived
9. The Angel of Death ___
Sir Simon.
a. killed
b. forgave
c. hurt
10. The ___ was the same
as the ghost’s
description of the
Garden of Death.
a. funeral procession
b. cemetery
c. secret corridor
17. 17
THE CANTERVILLE GHOST Final check
1. Nobody wanted to live at
Canterville Chase because
of ___.
a. Lord Canterville
b. Lady Eleanore
c. The Canterville Ghost
2. There was a red ___ on the
library floor.
a. bottle
b. book
c. bloodstain
3. The Canterville Ghost was a
___ man.
a. young
b. old
c. funny
4. The bloodstain on the
library floor started to
change ___.
a. colour
b. shape
c. size
5. The ghost wanted to
transform into a big,
black dog to frighten
___.
a. Mrs Otis
b. Washington
c. George and Lincoln
18. 18
THE CANTERVILLE GHOST Final check
6. The ghost hated the Otises
and their strange American
___.
a. products
b. clothes
c. food
7. The twins appeared as a ___
to frighten Sir Simon.
a. skeleton
b. green man
c. ghost
8. Virginia was angry because
the ghost stole her ___.
a. paints
b. horse
c. sandwich
9. The ghost convinced
Virginia to help him
find ___.
a. his wife
b. peace
c. love
10. Virginia ___ at Sir
Simon’s funeral.
a. laughed
b. sang
c. cried