Question

The old lady was sitting in a wheelchair, her hands folded in her lap. She had silver white hair pinned into a wispy bun. She was gazing out at the garden. "Hello," I said. She turned and looked up at me vacantly. "Happy Christmas, Connie," I went on. "I found this. I think it's yours." As I was speaking her eyes never left my face. I opened the tin box and gave it to her. That was the moment her eyes lit up with recognition and her face became suffused with a sudden glow of happiness. I explained about the desk, about how I had found it, but I don't think she was listening. For a while she said nothing, but stroked the letter tenderly with her fingertips.
1. How can you say that the lady looked old?

2. Where was she sitting and what was she doing?

3. ‘I found this.’ What does ‘this’ here refer to?

4. What did the lady do while the writer was speaking to her?

5. What was it that the lady had recognised? 6. What did the writer explain to the lady?

7. What did the lady do with the letter?

8. Which word in the passage means with ' a blank expression ' ?​

Answer 1

Answer:

1. She had silver white hair pinned into a wispy bun.

2. The old lady was sitting in a wheelchair, her hands folded in her lap.

She was gazing out at the garden.

3. the tin box

4. She said nothing, but stroked the letter tenderly with her fingertips

5. tin box

6. he explained about the desk, about how he had found it.

7. She stroked the letter tenderly with her fingertips.

8. Suffused

Explanation:

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Answer 2

Answer:

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