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snipe — a type of bird; falteringly — hesitantly; dusk — twilight; dazed — confused or stunned;
                  headlong — rushing forward; imminent — about to happen soon; mackintosh — a waterproof long
                  coat; pariah dogs — stray or unwanted dogs.







                                     ASSESS YOURSELF
                                     ASSESS YOURSELF




                    Let's Read and Reflect                                                            Comprehension



            A.  Tick (3) the correct option.

                 1.   What was the name of the niece?
                      (a) Vera                          (b) Bertie                       (c) Framton

                 2.   Mr Frampton knew only the name and                                 of the aunt.

                      (a) phone no.                     (b) address                      (c) birthday
                 3.  Aunt’s husband carried a                            coat?

                      (a) grey                          (b) green                        (c) white

                 4.  The husband went to shooting with his younger                                .
                      (a) sisters                       (b) brothers                     (c) friends

                 5.  Which dog dis Mrs Sappleton have?

                      (a) Sapien                        (b) Retriever                    (c) Chihuahua
            B.  Fill in the blanks.

                 1.   As per Mr Frampton’s sister, some of the people of this town were quite                          .

                 2.   Mr Frampton’s sister stayed at the                            .
                 3.   There was a strange sence of                            habitation in the room.

                 4.   The                        month was going on in the story.

                 5.   Mrs Sappleton’s husband had gone out for                              .
                 6.   The husband got engulfed in the                            .

            C.  Write ‘T’ for true and ‘F’ for false statements.

                 1.  The niece seemed to be self-obsessed.
                 2.  Mrs Sappleton was a married woman.

                 3.  Mr Frampton knew everything about aunt.

                 4.  Vera was making up stories about her aunt.

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