What have you learned about Charles Dickens?1)When and where was Charles Dickens born? 2)What was his childhood like?3)When did Charles begin working?4)Where had Charles worked before he become famous?5)What was he doing when he worked as a reporter?6)What novel made Dickens famous?7)When was this novel published?8)What did Dickens write about?9)When and where were Dickens' novels set?10)What do people value Charles Dickens novels for?
What have you learned about Charles Dickens?1)When and where was Charles Dickens born? 2)What was his childhood like?3)When did Charles begin working?4)Where had Charles worked before he become famous?5)What was he doing when he worked as a reporter?6)What novel made Dickens famous?7)When was this novel published?8)What did Dickens write about?9)When and where were Dickens' novels set?10)What do people value Charles Dickens novels for?
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1) Charles Dickens was born on February 7, 1812, in Portsmouth, England.
2) Dickens had a difficult childhood as his family faced financial problems. He had to work at a young age to support his family.
3) Charles began working at the age of 12 at a blacking factory, where he pasted labels on pots of boot polish.
4) Before becoming famous as a writer, Dickens worked as a law clerk, a court reporter, and a political journalist.
5) When he worked as a reporter, Dickens wrote reports on parliamentary debates and other events.
6) The novel that made Charles Dickens famous was "The Pickwick Papers."
7) "The Pickwick Papers" was published in monthly installments between March 1836 and November 1837.
8) Dickens wrote about social issues, poverty, injustice, and the struggles of the working class in his novels.
9) Most of Dickens' novels were set in Victorian England, with locations ranging from London to smaller towns and villages.
10) People value Charles Dickens novels for their vivid descriptions, memorable characters, social commentary, and timeless themes that still resonate with readers today.