The Falcon's Malteser - Session 3 - Reading Comprehension

In session 3 of "The Falcon's Malteser" reading comprehension, students delve into the nuances of idiomatic expressions and plot details. They explore the meaning behind phrases like 'if looks could kill,' which implies a look of intense anger, and 'a lot of bread,' which is a colloquial term for a significant amount of money. The session also prompts students to consider the practical uses of the Yellow Pages, as the brothers in the story utilise this resource for their own needs. Additionally, the session touches upon the renown of Portobello Road for its market, and questions students about a specific purchase made by Johnny Naples in a newsagent.

The comprehension questions further examine the storyline, asking how the gunman managed to escape and how the police were able to arrive on the scene with such promptness. To consolidate their understanding of the session, students are challenged to write a succinct summary of no more than 50 words, capturing the essence of session 3. This exercise not only tests their grasp of the key events but also their ability to express these events concisely.