Question

Q.3 Read the following passage and answer the question bel
Now the chair, table and stool had formed a solid block, with me at their heart, and they could
withstand all his tricks. He scrutinized my arrangement with great interest, espied a gap and thrust his paw
in. It dangled in my eyes with the curved claws opening out towards me. I felt very angry at the sight of it.
Why should I allow the offensive to be developed all in his own way? I felt very indignant. The long knife
from the station-master's table was lying nearby. I picked it up and drove it in. He withdrew his paw,
maddened by pain. He jumped up and nearly brought down the room, and then tried to crack to bits the
entire stockade. He did not succeed. He once again thrust his paw in. I employed the knife to good purpose
and cut off a digit with the claw on it. It was a fight to the finish between him and me. He returned again and
again to the charge. And I cut out, let me confess, three claws, before I had done with him. I had become as
bloodthirsty as he.
1) The narrator felt indignant because.
2) The narrator had become as bloodthirsty as the tiger. Justify.
3) The narrator had only one weapon which he put to good use. What was it? How did he use it?
4) When and how did the narrator feel relieved?
5) Pick out adjectives from the passage​

Answer 1

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