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Passages for Comprehension

Passage 1
The next day both men got up in good season. The crofter was in a hurry to milk his cow, and the other man probably thought he should not stay in bed when the head of the house had gotten up. They left the cottage at the same time. The crofter locked the door and put the key in his pocket. The man with the rattraps said good bye and thank you, and thereupon each went his own way. But half an hour later the rattrap peddler stood again before the door. He did not try to get in however. He only went up to the window, smashed a pane, stuck in his hand, and got hold of the pouch with the thirty kronor. He took the money and thrust it into his own pocket. Then he hung the leather pouch very carefully back in its place and went away.

Question. Why was the crofter in a hurry?
(a) to feed his cow
(b) to drink his cow's milk
(c) to milk his cow
(d) to get up in good season
Answer. C

Question. Where did the crofter put the key?
(a) in his suitcase
(b) in the pocket of his guest
(c) in his own pocket
(d) none of the above
Answer. C

Question. Where did the rattrap peddler thrust the money?
(a) in the crofter's pocket
(b) in his own pocket
(c) in the child’s pocket
(d) in the blacksmith’s pocket
Answer. B

Question. When did the rattrap peddler come again?
(a) after one hour
(b) after two hour
(c) after half an hour
(d) after three years
Answer. C

Question. Who did not try to get in?
(a) the crofter
(b) the iron master
(c) the rattrap peddler
(d) the blacksmith
Answer. C

Question. Find the word that means the same as ‘badly broken’ in the given passage
Answer. smashed

 

Passage 2
It was late in December. Darkness was already descending over the forest. This increased the danger, and increased also his gloom and despair. Finally he saw no way out, and he sank down on the ground, tired to de ath, thinking that his last moment had come. But just as he laid his head on the ground, he heard a sound —a hard regular thumping. There was no doubt as to what that was. He raised himself. ‘‘Those are the hammer strokes from an iron mill’’, he thought. ‘‘There must be people nearby’’. He summoned all his strength, got up, and staggered in the direction of the sound.

Question.What did darkness increase for the rattrap seller?
(a) danger
(b) gloom
(c) despair
(d) all of the above
Answer. D

Question. That thumping sound was of________
(a) first strokes
(b) mallets strokes
(c) hammer strokes
(d) dog's barking
Answer. C

Question. What did he do to stagger in the direction of the sound?
(a) summoned his strength
(b) got up
(c) both (a) & (b)
(d) slept
Answer. C

Question. Choose the correct word from the passage that means the same as 'gathered'.
(a) summoned
(b) strengthened
(c) staggered
(d) tired
Answer. A

Question. Which month is described in the passage?
(a) November
(b) December
(c) April
(d) May
Answer. B

 

 
RTC
 
1.‘As he walked along with the money in his pocket he felt quite pleased with his smartness. He realised, of course, that at first he dared not continue on the public highway, but must turn off the road, into the woods. During the first hours this caused him no difficulty. Later in the day it became worse……..’
 
Question. Who is he? Where is he at the moment?
Answer.He is the rattrap peddler. He is in the woods after taking a diversion from the public pathway.
 
Question. Explain ‘pleased with his smartness’.
Answer.He was happy to have fooled the crofter by breaking into his house and stealing his 30 kronor.
 
Question. Why didn’t he dare to continue on the public pathway?
Answer.He did not want to be caught after stealing. He had the 30 kronor in his pocket.
 
Question. What became worse and how?
Answer.Later in the day the woods became confusing and he was unable to find his way out. He was trapped there.
 

2. The next day both men got up in god season. The crofter was in a hurry to milk his cow, and the other man probably thought he should not stay in bed when the head of the house Answer.had gotten up. They left the cottage at the same time. The crofter locked the door and out the key in his pocket.
 
Question. Who is the ‘other man’ here?
Answer.Here the other man is the peddler
 
Question. Why was crofter in a hurry?
Answer.He was in a hurry as he had to milk his cow
 
Question. What did the other man think?
Answer.He thought that would be inapporiate to stay in the bed when the head of the house had gotten up.
 
Question. Explain, ‘both men got up in good season’
Answer.Both men woke up early on time that pleasant morning.
 

Short answers
 
1. plodding along the road- left to his own meditations- peddler - struck by the idea- world around him with its lands and cities - big rattrap- never existed for any other purpose than to set baits for its people.
 
2. peddler’s life - sad and monotonous- world never been kind to him- full of bitterness and malice against it. experienced unwonted joy at everyone else’s discomfort- pain at being ensnared by the
devilish ways of the world- gave him sadistic delight to see others caught in the snare and still others
circling around the bait.
 
3. crofter- old man -without a wife or child- was happy to get someone to talk to in his lonelinessvalued the presence of the peddler- shared his confidences generously with him- probably a way for
the crofter to infuse a sense of joy in his otherwise dreary life
 
4.two men are the old crofter and the rattrap peddler- crofter got up early in the morning -milk his cow- guest also wanted to get up because the host was awake. Both left the cottage at the same timecrofter locked the door- put the key in his pocket- both bade each other goodbye - went their own way
 
5. - crofter told the peddler- had earned a reasonable sum of money from his extraordinary cow - gave him so much milk for creamery every day earned thirty kronor last month- peddler seemed incredulous to acknowledge this piece of information- in order to assure his guest of the truthshowed thirty kronor to him
 
6. -to remain undetected as a thief- peddler left the highway -took the mute of the forest -lost his way in the forest -after some time realised -moving around the same point -at the Ramsjo Ironworks- was invited by the ironmaster to his home- declined the invitation due to the fear of being caught
 
7. When the peddler realized that - had been walking around in circles - recalled his thoughts about the world and the rattrap- felt his own time had come and the forest -like an impenetrable prison, a rattrap. Since he had taken the bait, the thirty kronor, he was caught -escape may not be possible
 
8. ironmaster mistook- peddler for his old acquaintance, the regimental comrade, Captain von Stahle-was shocked to see that his old comrade- fallen on bad days.-invited him to his own house to give him company at Christmas and to make his future secure.
 
9. - peddler declined the invitation - was afraid of being detected as a thief- felt that by accepting the invitation to go to the ironmaster’s house- was voluntarily walking into lion’s den- only wished to sleep in the forge -sneak away as inconspicuously as possible.
 
10. Edla’s kindness, persuasive nature, friendly and compassionate manner allowed the peddler to have confidence in her. Her assurance that he would be just as free to leave as he came left him with no option but to accept the invitation.

 

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