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READY TO
TRAVEL
AROUND THE
WORLD ?
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PLOT
OVERVEW
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RTERS
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W wealthy gentleman of
forty
W n extremely
meticuIous man who
thrives on routine
W Stickler for punctuality
W Determined to win the
wager
W Practical travels light
W alm and collected
never panics despite the
many adversities they
faced.
PHlLEAS FOGG
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EAN
PASSEPAHTOUT
W newly-hired butler to
Fogg
W Somewhat mirrors
Fogg's characteristics of
being precise
W ontented and eager to
pIease his master
W Protective of Fogg and
defends his honour
W Trustworthy he could
be trusted with Fogg's
money
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ETECTlVE FlX
W short man with small eyes
and bushy eyebrows that
twitched constantly
W detective who's hot on the
trail of Fogg whom he thinks
robbed the Bank of England
W Persistent - doggedly follows
Fogg, Passepartout and ouda
around the world
W aterialistic follows Fogg
around the world only because
there's a reward
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AOUA
W Persian-ndian
princess who was rescued
by Fogg.
W Shares the adventures of
the duo
W rateful for the kindness
extended to her
W ares for Fogg and
Passepartout but later
comes to love Fogg
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SETTN
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efore the 80 days
TraveI Around the WorId
No.7 SaviIe Row, London, Fogg's
residence.
The Reform Iub, a gentIeman's
cIubhouse.
- The place where Phileas Fogg
spends most of his time and where
he makes a bet with ndrew Stuart
about being able to travel around the
world in 80 days.
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uring the 80 ays Travel
round the World
Suez
Bombay
alcutta
ong Kong
Yokohama
San Francisco
New York
Liverpool
Fogg's ouse at No 7 Savile Row
Reform lub
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TEES
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W !erseverance and
determination is the best
motivation towards
success
W ourage amidst
adversities
W Generosity and goodwiII
pays
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VLUES
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W Time is very precious and
shouId be used in the
most practicaI manner
W We shouId face Iife's
Iessons with patience
and strength
W haIIenges and struggIes
in Iife are part and parceI
of one's existence in this
worId
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OW WELL O
YOU
UNERSTN
TE STORY?
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SUGGESTE lEAS
W Replicate Fogg's trip around the world and
create your own flight itinerary. The
itinerary should be the cheapest and
quickest route around the world.
W ave students locate the places mentioned
in the book using oogle Earth. ave them
select 5 places they would stop at and
explain why.
W reate a journal. nclude map, postcards,
photographs of famous
landmarks/paintings/people, food, culture,
some foreign words, amazing facts, details,
capital city.
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LlNKS
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(NTERTVE WEBSTE)
W hLLp//wwwfreeworldgroupcom/downloads/aroundL
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W hLLp//dellghLfullearnlngblogspoLcom/2009/03/arou
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W hLLp//wwwassoclaLesdegreecom/2010/03/14/googl
eearLhforeducaLors30exclLlngldeasforLhe
classroom/
LESSON PLNS N ES)
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A man caIIcd homc to his wifc and said, " Honcy I havc bccn askcd
to go fishing up in Canada with my boss & scvcraI of his Fricnds
Vc'II bc gonc for a wcck. This is a good opportunity for mc to gct
that Promotion I'vc bccn wanting, so couId you pIcasc pack cnough
CIothcs for a wcck and sct out my rod and fishing bo, wc'rc
Lcaving From thc officc & I wiII swing by thc housc to pick my
things up"
" Oh! PIcasc pack my ncw bIuc siIk pyjamas. Thc wifc thinks this
sounds a bit fishy but bcing thc good wifc shc is, did cactIy what
hcr husband askcd.
Thc foIIowing Vcckcnd hc camc homc a IittIc tircd but othcrwisc
Iooking good.
Thc wifc wcIcomcd him homc and askcd if hc caught many
fish? Hc said, "Ycs! Lots of SaImon, somc BIucgiII, and a fcw
Swordfish. But why didn't you pack my ncw bIuc siIk pyjamas Iikc I
askcd you to Do?"
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Thc wifc rcpIicd,
"I did. Thcy'rc in
your fishing bo ..."
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