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Harry Potter comprehension exercises
Literature-based
skill building: Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone comprehension
exercises
These exercises are from the discontinued Harry
Potter Comprehension Compendium. They are in Adobe
PDF (portable document file) format, which can be read by
any computer with the Adobe Acrobat Reader, available free
at the Adobe site. 
Sample exercises
- Multiple
Meanings (Chapter One)
- Understanding
Characters (Chapter Two)
- The
Importance of Names (Chapter Five)
- Quote
Analysis (Chapter Six)
- Main
ideas (Chapter Seven)
- Similarities
and Differences (Chapter Nine)
- Roots
of Vocabulary: locomotor mortis (Chapter 13)
- Similarities
and Differences in characters (Chapter 15)
- Learning
Log (Chapter 15)
- Character
Analysis - with example ( Chapter 16)
Note: These exercises are not approved
by J.K. Rowling or the publishers of Harry Potter and the
Sorcerer's Stone. They are separate works.
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