Question

9.59 Whenever terror struck again, Douglas would imagine himself
A. laughing and joking
B. crying and panicking
C. avoiding water and swimming D. jokingly talking to terror

Answer 1

Whenever terror struck again, Douglas would start talking to terror.

Option (d) is correct.

Explanation:

• The question is from the chapter "Deep water".
• The main character of the story is Douglas who had a fear of swimming in water.
• He never did swimming and therefore, when he did it for the first time he felt released from the fear of terror.
• President Roosevelt encouraged him and enabled him to overcome his fears.