Question

B. Tick the sentences that bring out the correct meanings of the sentences in bold.
1. I had nothing but a table between me and Africa.
a. She was not in Africa but somewhere behind a table.
b. She only had a table between her and the wildlife that
roamed the forests of Africa.
c. There was only a table between her and the lioness
who represented the dangers of Africa.
2. All I could do was to try to blind them with my light.
a. She could only use the torch to see if they were blind.
b. She aimed the light at their eyes so that they were unable to see.
c. She was blind without her torch.
3. However, the roaring of the lions in the stillness of the night never
seemed to me a bloodcurdling noise.
a. The roaring of the lions did not seem a terrifying sound.
b. The roaring of the lions did not affect her blood or health.
c. The roaring of the lions seemed to curdle her blood.
4. The wild animals seemed to consider cars as some kind of fellow creatures
with strange habits and a peculiar scent.
a. The wild animals thought cars were odd things and left them alone.
b. The wild animals thought cars were their fellow beings.
c. The wild animals thought cars were unfriendly animals that shared the
forest with them.​

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