Question

d. Both a and b are correct.
B
Read the sentences and answer the questions.
1. ... was evident from the behaviour of my invisible companions that they were not used
to dining under such circumstances as I was.
a. Who were the companions?
b. What circumstances did the speaker refer to?
c. Why was the speaker used to dining under such circumstances?
2. "To the health of the children my boy saved!"
a. Who said these words?
b. What did the boy save the children from?
c. How did the incident affect the family?
C С
Answer these questions.
1. How did the narrator get lost? Why did he go to the house despite the countryman's
warning?
2. Why did the narrator hesitate to enter the house?
3. Did the narrator's hosts eat dinner in the dark every day? Why did they do so that day?
4. How did the narrator discover what the old man's son looked like? What explanation did
the old man provide?
5. Why did the family not have company often?
D
Think and answer.
1. Why do you think the countryman discouraged the narrator from going to the house?
2. Why do you think the villagers believed that there was something strange in the house?
Were they correct in their belief?​

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