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1. Mr. Fogg and Passepartout were charged for
violating a place of worship for the Indians.
2. A policeman arrested Mr Fogg and
Passepartout as they arrived in Calcutta.
3. He was granted a bail of £2,000 to which he
accepted.
4. They were taken to court for trial.
5. Mr. Fogg unmoved by the sentence,
requested for bail.
6. Passepartout was sentence to time in prison
and a fine.
7. Passepartout admitted to the offence.
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Around the World in Eighty Days Chapter 9
Judge Obadiah sentenced Passepartout to a week in prison and a fine for committing the offense of illegally entering a place of worship for Indians. Mr. Fogg was granted a bail of £2,000 for the same charge. Fix was angry when Mr. Fogg left the courtroom because Fix wanted to detain Mr. Fogg longer in India to interfere with his world trip wager.
Around the World in Eighty Days Chapter 9
- 1. Chapter 9 :Bail Money
- 2. Contextual Assessment 1. DescribeJudge Obadiah. He was a ………………………………………………. 2. Who did Mr Fogg think the people who detained him were initially? Mr Fogg thought……………………………………… 3. What was the offence that Passepartout committed? Passepartout had ………………………………………
- 3. 4. What didthe judge say about the bail money? The judge said that …………………………………. 5. Why was Fix looking so angry when Mr Fogg left the courtroom? He was angry because ………………………………
- 4. 1. Mr. Foggand Passepartout were charged for violating a place of worship for the Indians. 2. A policeman arrested Mr Fogg and Passepartout as they arrived in Calcutta. 3. He was granted a bail of £2,000 to which he accepted. 4. They were taken to court for trial. 5. Mr. Fogg unmoved by the sentence, requested for bail. 6. Passepartout was sentence to time in prison and a fine. 7. Passepartout admitted to the offence. Sequence of Events [ ] [ ] [ ] [ ] [ ] [ ] [ ]
- 5. The train finallyarrived in Calcutta and Mr Fogg …..(1)….Aouda down from the train. A policeman was already waiting for them and immediately place Mr Fogg and Passepartout under ….(20…. They were later places in a …..(3)…. that was a small room with bars on the window. Mr Fogg and Passepartout were taken to court and Passepartout was charged with illegally entering a …..(4)…… The judge showed Passepartout his shoes as ……(5)….. That he was really there. Passepartout was very glad to have found his missing shoes. He was fined £150 and sentenced to a week’s ……(6)….. Cloze Passage
- 6. All the while,Fix was sitting and observing the trial in a corner. When the ….(7)….of Mr Fogg’s arrest had still not arrived, Fix felt that he had to create a situation where Mr Fogg would be ……(8)….. Longer in India. When he heard of the incident with Passepartout at the temple , Fix knew that he had found his reason. cell detained helped warrant arrest temple evidence imprisonment
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