Question 1

What is the story about?

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About Mary’s new life in her uncle’s house.

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About the Mary’s life in India.

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About Mary Lennox and her friend Martha

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About the sounds Mary can listen to in Yorkshire.

Question 2

What does the word “wutherin’” in line 1 of paragraph 2 mean?

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The wind’s noise.

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A breaking window.

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A roar.

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A giant.

Question 3

According to the passage, where are Mary and Martha in this part of the story?

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near the fireplace.

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somewhere downstairs.

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by the windows.

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in a long corridor.

Question 4

What does the pronoun “it” in line 4 of paragraph 3 refer to?

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A curious sound.

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A familiar sound.

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A crying child.

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The wind

Question 5

What is Mary sure about?

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That the sound is a person crying.

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That a baby is crying in the corridor.

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That the wind makes a very scary and annoying sound.

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That the sound is outside the house.

Question 6

Why might have caused the door of the room they were in to be opened?

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A cold blowing wind inside the house.

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A servant downstairs.

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Another door.

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The crying person.

Question 7

The pronoun “it” in line 3 in the sixth paragraph refers to

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shut the door and turned the key

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the wind

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the sound of a door

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something walking around the house

Question 8

What can be inferred about Mary Lennox?

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She is sure Martha is hiding information from her.

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She hates the noise

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She knows a lot about the wind

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She has seen a baby crying at the endo of the corridor.

Question 9

What is the tone of the text?

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Mysterious.

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Sarcastic.

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Funny

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Humorous

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