The Picture of Dorian Grey.
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Chapter 4
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EX 1:
- B
- C
- B
- A
- D
- C
- C
- C
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EX 2:
- Bachelor
- Yield
- Gape
- Linger
- Gloomy
- Soul
- frown
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EX 3:
- H
- A
- F
- G
- C
- B
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Chapter 5
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EX 1:
- He said that if Sibyl could give a soul to those who had lived without one, if she could create the sense of beauty in people whose lives had been ugly, then she was worthy of all his adoration.
- Because Sibyl was strangely lifeless and her words sounded artificial and meaningless. Her tone was false and unnatural. Her acting lacked passion and vitality.
- Lord Henry got up and said, ‘She is very beautiful, Dorian, but she can’t act.’ Then he and Basil left the theatre.
- He said that perhaps Sibyl was ill.
- She told Dorian that before meeting him acting was the only reality of her life. But now that she had experienced the true essence of love, everything else was false and artificial.
- He was very angry and disappointed, and instantly severed their relationship.
- He discovered that the expression of the face had changed; there were lines of cruelty around the mouth.
- Because it reflected his passions and sins, while he was able to maintain the candor of youth.
- He decided to save himself, resist temptation and not see Lord Henry again. He would go back to Sibyl, marry her and try to love her again
EX 2:
had eaten
had made
had bought
had decided
arrived
had finished
rested
had left
had walked
were
had completed
signed
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EX 3: I remember the day when I visited Disneyland, was the most beautiful think I had saw, after that day I start to see the think with another perspective, searching the beauty and taking my time to admire all the landscape.
EX 4: She remains me to Daenerys Targaryen, the leader of his family in the books of Game of Thrones; she is a brave and beautiful person, commanding an entire fleet of boats herself.
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EX 5: The Sibyls were female prophets who foresaw the future. Sibyl’s surname can best be associated to a weather vane, something that turns with the slightest wind, suggesting susceptibility and weakness. It could also be associated to the word ‘vain’ since it seems that Sibyl’s love for Dorian is in vain.
EX 6: A small, crowded theatre in the East End of London, frequented by coarse individuals.
Chapter 6
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EX 1:
- He had a cup of tea and noticed that he had received some letters. Then he had a cool bath, got dressed and had a light breakfast.
- He decided to examine his portrait in case Basil came and asked to look at it. He shuddered because the portrait had changed.
- He knew that Sibyl Vane had committed suicide.
- He leapt to his feet, dazed with horror, and didn’t believe what Lord Henry had just told him. He felt it was his fault.
- Lord Henry convinced Dorian that Sibyl’s life was basically without meaning or value and that their marriage would have failed.
- Dorian chose to have eternal youth, infinite passion, secret pleasures, wild joys and sins, and the portrait would carry all the shame.
EX 2:
- Occasional
- Admiration
- vanity
- luxurious
- brutally
- forgiveness
- destruction
- studio
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EX 2:
- B
- A
- B
- A
- C
- B
- A
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Chapter 7
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EX 1:
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- A
- C
- A
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