Chapter - 3 Oxford New Revised Pathways
Ch-3 All About a dog
1.What was the narrator’s perception of the conductor? Who did he compare him to? Why?
2.What according to the conductor was the rule about dogs? How did the people react towards the conductor?
3. What was the conductor’s way to get the woman to comply with the rule?
4. What did the passengers do when the bus stopped?
5. Why did the bus stop for the second time?
6. What was the narrator’s advice to the conductor? How does the conductor take the narrator’s advice? Give reasons to support your answer.
7. The narrator makes a couple of digs at the “Pekinese party” but it is evident that he sympathizes with them. Give two examples as evidence of his views.
8.“You have kept the rule and broken its spirit” sums up the purpose of writing the essay. Do you agree? Elaborate upon this.
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The dog or domestic dog is a domesticated descendant of the wolf, characterized by an upturning tail. The dog derived from an ancient, extinct wolf, and the modern grey wolf is the dog's nearest living relative
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