Question

I. Listen to the following passage extracted from the text “Seventeen Oranges” and
answer the question that follows.
“I was working in a dock. My job was driving little pony cart. Oranges! I was fond of
them. I used to eat them all day and every day. One day Pongo, the policeman caught
me red-handed because my apron string broke. He noticed that my trouser pockets were
somewhat bulging. He caught me by the collar, took me into the cabin nearby and looked
into my pockets. There were seventeen oranges. Pongo counted them and placed them
carefully on the table. Pongo and the other policeman had seen some carts near the dock
gate. They went and talked to the drivers. In the meantime I ate all the seventeen oranges.
Pongo returned and became angry. But he was not able to send me to the prison, because
there was no evidence. However this incident changed my mind and I forgot eating
oranges and forbade the habit of stealing.”
Choose the correct answer from the options given below.
1. The narrator hid the oranges in
and brought them.
d. bag
a. box
b. apron
c. sack​

Answer 1

Answer:

box

Explanation:

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