1.What kind of film do you think “Sleepy Hollow” is? a)Horror b)Action c)Comedy d)Drama e)Musical Comprehension Check: Trailer.

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1.What kind of film do you think “Sleepy Hollow” is? a)Horror b)Action c)Comedy d)Drama e)Musical Comprehension Check: Trailer

2. Who is the hero of this story? a)Ichabod Crane b)The Headless Horseman c)Johnny Depp

3.What is Ichabod’s occupation? a)Soldier b)Tailor c)Detective Comprehension Check: Trailer

Comprehension Check: Movie Clip Watching section 20:40 – 25:03

Comprehension Check: Movie Clip 1.What is the horse’s name? a)Gunpowder b)Silver c)Thunderbolt

Comprehension Check: Movie Clip 2. What happened to Masbeth’s head? a)It was lost b)It was never there c)It was taken

Comprehension Check: Movie Clip 3. What should one not do? a)Examine the body b)Move the body c)Talk about the Horseman

Comprehension Check: Movie Clip 4. What is strange about the wound? a)It is very small b)It is a strange colour c)It looks like the weapon was hot

Activity: Change the Script Demonstration (The people are examining the body. From 21:46-22:59) Baltus: Where is Ichabod? Ichabod: Don’t be afraid, I’m here now! (walks over) Lancaster: Do you know who this guy is? Ichabod: Let me get a look at him first… Where is his hat? Baltus: Gone! Ichabod: Gone? Interesting. Very interesting. Baltus: What is? Ichabod: Usually, it’s polite to leave the hat in such a case. Baltus: This murder isn’t very polite. Ichabod: I agree.

What would the characters talk about at the crime scene? Examples: – Talk about the guy that was murdered? – Talk about what weapon they think was used? – Talk about the murderer? – Talk about how to stop him? – Others. Activity: Change the Script

Get a task sheet and pick an activity! 1.Practice the sample script. 2.Change the sample script. 3.Write your own script.