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B. A few years later when I came to know the waters of the Cascades, I wanted to get
into them. And whenever I did - whether I was wading the Tieton or Bumping River
or bathing in Warm Lake of the Goat Rocks - the terror that had seized me in the pool
would come back. It would take possession of me completely. My legs would become
paralysed. Icy horror would grab my heart.
1) Who is the author of the chapter from which the given lines have been taken?
(a) William Shakespeare
(b) William George Bernard Shaw
(c) William Wordsworth
(d) William Douglas
(ii) The figure of speech used in 'icy horror' in the extract is
(a) Personification (b) Alliteration
(c) Metaphor (d) Simile
(iii) What experiences lead to the development of the terror?
(a) Being pushed into the pool.
(b) Being swept by waves at a beach
(c) Being trained by the instructor
(d) Both (a) and (b)
(iv) How did the terror affect the author?
(a) He became isolated,
(b) He lost his appetite.
(c) He lost his secial life.
(d) He became aggressive​

Answer 1

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