Minions: Breaking into the Castle: Comprehension Questions
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Task Description
Students will answer questions in their own words about the events in the scene.
Check out also this related video quiz with the same video clip: https://en.islcollective.com/video-lessons/minions-breaking-castle-tappable-visual-dictionary
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Scene summary
The minions infiltrate the London Tower in order to steal the Queen's crown. They deceive the cashier first, then hypnotize the guards.
Video length
2 minutes 55 seconds
Video genre
Cartoons for kids & kids' videos
Language goals
General topic
Other pedagogical goals
This is a funny Minions scene that your students are going to enjoy watching in ESL class.
Level
The above lesson is a great teaching resource for:Elementary (A1), Pre-intermediate (A2)
Student type
This resource is intended for:High schoolers, Elementary schoolers
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This resource is licensed by Kisdobos under the iSLCollective Copyright License.
Upload date
17/08/2017
Video quiz questions (printable)
1. Guess the end.
Why do the minions want to enter the castle?
2. Guess the end.
Why does the cashier not allow the minions to enter?
3. Guess the end.
How do the minions trick the cashier?
4. Guess the end.
What do the minions pay the ticket with?
5. Guess the end.
How do the minions pass through the guards?
Vocabulary list
get off the bus
to leave the bus after you arrive
let somebody do something
to allow them to do it, not prevent them from doing it
visitor n.
a person who goes to a place to see it
moustache n.
the hair below a man's nose
cashier n.
a person whose job is to take in or give out money in a store, bank, etc
pay v.
to give money for something (when you want to buy it)
gold bar n.
a big piece of gold
cash n.
money in the form of coins and bills (paper money)
card n.
a bank card
guards n.
a person whose job or duty is to watch and protect someone or something
entrance n.
a door or opening through which you enter a place
sword n.
a weapon with a long metal blade that has a sharp point
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