Question

How does the writer show the fire spreading and becoming very serious in these
lines? (10 marks)

Downstairs the abandoned, forgotten iron was demonstrating its faults. My mother wasn't to
know that the thermostat wasn't working properly and that while she was snoring in her bed,
the iron was getting hotter and hotter, scorching the cloth on the ironing board until the pad
underneath began to sizzle and burn. The flames then found the wood of the ironing-board
frame and were happy for a time but then the iron's melting
lead fell to the floor and found the
carpet and a particularly energetic flame stretched up and reached the curtains. Then there
was no stopping it as the flame greedily gobbled up everything in its path, including the kitchen
wallpaper.
In the end even that wasn't
enough and the fire left the kitchen, popping its head out
of the door
and into the shop where there were wonderful things to play with - paraffin, sawdust and the
whispering, rustling noise of fear.
*Ruby! Ruby!'​

Answer 1

Answer:

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