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TINTIN, THE COMIC HERO

                     B2    Complete the table of dates and events.


                                 1929

                                 1930

                                 1954        Tintin went on a voyage to the moon.

                                 1976

                                 1983

                                 2004


                     B3    Answer these questions.
                           1.  Tick what is true about Tintin. Cross the rest.

                                     comic strip character                        widely recognized and loved

                                     England’s most famous icon                   a journalist

                           2.  How did the creator envisage the character of Tintin?
                           3.  How did Hergé add a touch of realism to his comic character?

                           4.  How was Tintin honoured on the 75th anniversary of his creation?





                 C         Think




                     C1    Think carefully and answer in detail.
                           1.  Why was Snowy an important presence in Tintin’s life and adventures?

                           2.  Comic books are a form of entertainment, but they can also be a source of important
                                values and learning. Explain.
                           3.  Why do you think comic characters like Tintin continue to be popular generation after
                                generation?





                D          Language in Use




                           Vocabulary

                                                                  Affixes

                            An affix is a letter or group of letters which is added either at the beginning or the end of a word
                           to form a different word with a slightly different meaning. An affix can be a prefix or a suffix.

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