Question

why had the workmen left the letter near the Trap door ?​

Answer 1

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(a) 1. Startle—surprise

2. Casual—usual

3. grasp—hold

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2. Michael was looking for some mischief. On seeing the spire of the church, crowned by a golden ball and weather vane, an idea entered his mind. He wanted to be the first person in this town of Flushing to stand on the golden ball beneath the weather vane.

3. Michael managed to stand on top of the golden ball, holding on to the weather vane. This required much courage and therefore he showed that “he had a Cool head and iron nerves.”

4. The sight of people rushing out of their shops in the market place and crowding below to watch him standing on top of the church, made Michael extremely delighted.

5. Michael did not wait for rescue because that would have been a shameful end to his brave act. He decided to come down alone even if it cost him his life.

6. The principal said to me, “If your attendance is less than seventy percent then you must face the consequences.” (c) Michael Clasped his arms round the top of the ball and let his body ship down till his foot reached slatted spire. He kicked with his iron toe-caps till the slate crashed and michael got a foothold on the wooden laths below. slowly he slid his hands on the ball and reached its base. Kicking the stairway he slipped down. (d) “A Narrow Escape” is the title of the summary. It was a very narrow or dangerous escape as Michael could have died at any

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