CUNSULIDAILA4.WenarDocaA1. Answer these questions.1. Why did the narrator scarcely get time to think of the captain?2. How would the captain spend his time after the stroke?3. What did the blind beggar say he would do to the narrator if thelatter didn't take him to the captain?4. What was drawn and written on the card? How did the captain react uponreading the card?5. It was the second death I had known, and the sorrow of the first was still freshinmy heart. Whose deaths is the narrator talking about? Why was the sorrowthe first death still fresh in the narrator's heart?A2. Answer these questions with reference to the context.1. He got downstairs next morning and had his meals as usual, though he ate littlea. Who is the speaker?b. Who is 'he' mentioned in the above sentence?C. Why did 'he' eat little? What had happened to him?28
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Answer:
1.
The narrator didn't have time to think about the captain because of the death of
his father.
2.
After the stroke the captain spent his time walking up and down stairs, putting his
nose outside to sniff the sea while breathing hard. His temper was more violent,
and he drew his sword alarmingly, keeping it bare on the table.
3.
The blind beggar said he would break the narrator’s arm if he didn't take him to
the captain.
4.
The card had a big black spot drawn on it and on the other side was a message
that said, ‘Ten o'clock’. The captain reacted by swaying, and then falling face
foremost to the floor. He had been struck dead.
5.
The narrator is talking about the death of his father, which was the first death.
The second death is the death of the captain. The sorrow of the first death is still
fresh for the narrator because hardly any time has passed between the two
deaths.
1
a. The speaker is the narrator.
b. The ‘He’ mentioned in the sentence is the captain.
c. He ate little because he had had a stroke.
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