Compréhension écrite : The BFG de Roald Dahl
Roald Dahl est un écrivain britannique né en 1916 et mort en 1990. C'est un grand auteur de la littérature jeunesse et ses titres les plus célèbres sont Matilda, Charlie et la Chocolaterie ou encore Le Bon Gros Géant. De nos jours, ses romans continuent de faire rêver petits et grands, et continuent d'être adaptés au cinéma.
Roald Dahl est un écrivain britannique né en 1916 et mort en 1990. C'est un grand auteur de la littérature jeunesse et ses titres les plus célèbres sont Matilda, Charlie et la Chocolaterie ou encore Le Bon Gros Géant. De nos jours, ses romans continuent de faire rêver petits et grands, et continuent d'être adaptés au cinéma.
The BFG by Roald Dahl – Summary
« Roald Dahl's The BFG is a story about a friendly giant known as the BFG who collects and gives good dreams to children, and an orphan named Sophie. Together, the BFG and Sophie, with help from the Queen of England, help to rid the world of the child-eating giants. »
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The BFG by Roald Dahl - Review
« One night, the BFG (Big Friendly Giant) comes to Sophie's house during the witching hour. Sophie hides under her duvet because she thinks he is a bad giant. When you read on you will find out about their amazing adventures.
The main characters are the BFG, Sophie, the Queen and the Giants. My favourite character is the BFG because he is really clever and caring and he's always ready to help.
I like the illustrations Quentin Blake did. He is really good at drawing.
I really liked this book. It was quite difficult to read but it was an excellent book.
My favourite bit is when the Queen's footmen make the BFG a cup, knife, fork, spoon, table and chair.
I would recommend this book to a friend if they were over the age of seven because some bits are sad. »
The main characters are the BFG, Sophie, the Queen and the Giants. My favourite character is the BFG because he is really clever and caring and he's always ready to help.
I like the illustrations Quentin Blake did. He is really good at drawing.
I really liked this book. It was quite difficult to read but it was an excellent book.
My favourite bit is when the Queen's footmen make the BFG a cup, knife, fork, spoon, table and chair.
I would recommend this book to a friend if they were over the age of seven because some bits are sad. »
The Guardian, The Talented Tallenders, Feb 21, 2016
Exercice n°1
Sophie n'a plus ses parents.
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Exercice n°2
Le géant mange les enfants.
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Exercice n°3
Le livre est facile à lire.
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Il est assez difficile.
Exercice n°4
Roald Dahl a écrit seulement des histoires pour enfants.
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