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36373839lmagine you are Dorian. Write in your diary about the day that youarranged for Alan Campbell to get rid of Basil's body.Basil finally tells Dorian that he worshipped him at one time. How isworshipping someone different from loving them? Write about thisfor a magazine for young adults.Write a description of Dorian's mind as he grows older. Why doeshe choose to show his soulto Basil? And why does he kill him?Write a note to a friend about this book. Describe the book and sayif your friend will like it or not and why.Answers for the Activities in this book are available from the Penguin Readers website.A free Activiry Workshee t is also available from the website. Activiry'Worksheets arepart of the Penguin Teacher Support Programme, which also includes Progress Testsand Graded Reader Guidelines. For more information, please visit:www.penguinreaders. com.
worsh¡p (v) to love and admire someone very muchworth (adj) valuable or important enough foryawn (v) to open your mouth very wide when tired or bored
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Introduction ? .r)tt 'flf I could s
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which many people think is one of t
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importance that was above or separa
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'But why not?'Oh,I can't explain. W
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life. In some strange way his perso
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Henry his face went red for a momen
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Lord Henry watched hím. He knew th
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And yet, what was there to be afrei
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that? What had happened? His face w
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The painter bit his lip and walked
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''With an actress,'said Dorian Gray
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'I want you and Basil to come and w
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Page 30 and 31: Chapter 5 Dorian Leaves SibylThe th
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Page 34 and 35: never see you again. I will never t
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Page 42 and 43: talk about SibylVane was just a moo
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Page 46 and 47: As he left the room, Dorian Cray sm
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Page 54 and 55: Hallward looked around the room in
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Page 70 and 71: ACTIVITIESChapters 1-2Before you re
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