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Exercise 1: The magic of Roald Dahl 1

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The magic of Roald Dahl 1

1You are going to watch a video about Roald Dahl. Complete the sentences.

Africa
boarding
desert
Else
magic
married
Norway
Story
sweets
Wales

1The full name of the Roald Dahl Museum is The Roald Dahl Museum and Centre.
2His parents were from .
3Roald Dahl was born in in 1916.
4Roald's sisters were called Alfhild and .
5When he was nine years old, his parents sent him to school.
6Sometimes a company sent samples of new to his school for the children to test.
7After he finished school, he lived in for over three years.
8During the war, Dahl crashed his plane in the .
9He Patricia Neal in 1953.
10Roald Dahl always believed in the of storytelling.

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