Question

(2) he said " there was no time to do any such thing ". what was it he was talking about? ( )
(a) to jump
(b) to cry out
(c) to tremble
(d) all the above

(3) " I was turned to stone ". what does the idiom mean? ( )
(a) he be came to stone
(b) he became strong like a stone
(c) he was looking at a stone
(d) he sat motionless

(6) if the doctor moved from his seat, what would happen? ( )
(a) the snake would not chase him.
(b) the snake would go on its own way
(c) the snake would bite him
(d) the snake would not hiss .

(9) the doctor felt pain his left arm, because... ( )
(a) his left arm was injured already
(b) his left arm was coiled around by snake
(c) the snake bit on his left arm
(d) his left hand had burnt white lighting the lamp

please answer the questions ​​

Answer 1

(2) (d) all of the above

(3) (d) He sat motionless

(6) (c) The snake could bite him

(9) (b) His left arm was coiled around by snake

Explanation:

(2) "There was no time to do any such things", like :- to jump, to cry out, to tremble.

Because snake was in his left arm, so he want to do all these things but he can't, so the Answer :- all of the above (option d)

(3) The idiom "turn to stone" means become motionless. Here, He became motionless and sat down. Hence, Answer :- option (d)

(6) If he moved off his seat, the snake could bite him. Because snake usually react fastly to motion. Answer :- option (c)

(9) Because his left arm was strongly coiled by the snake, that's why he was feeling pain on that arm. Answer :- option (b)

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