Refer to Chapter 3 The Canterville Ghost (Question
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In Chapter 3 of The Canterville Ghost by Oscar Wilde, how does Mr. Otis feel about his gift of oil being rejected?
He is annoyed.
He is enraged.
He is confused.
He is deeply hurt.
In Chapter 3 of The Canterville Ghost by Oscar Wilde, how does Mr. Otis feel about his gift of oil being rejected?
He is annoyed.
He is enraged.
He is confused.
He is deeply hurt.
2. In Chapter 3 of The Canterville Ghost by Oscar Wilde, what does Mr. Otis discover when he hears a loud crash one night?
The ghost has broken a window.
The ghost has hurt himself and knocked over a suit of armor.
The kitchen mirror fell down.
1. In Chapter 3 of The Canterville Ghost by Oscar Wilde, how does Virginia feel about the bloodstain?
She is fascinated by it.
She is the only one in the family not amused by it.
She refuses to acknowledge that there is a bloodstain.
She loves it and refers to it as ''my Wilbur.''
Virginia fell out of bed.