Beware Of The Dog Review
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Answer questions on Beware of the Dog by Roald Dahl.
- 1.When Peter is in the Spitfire feeling his pain, what does he realize he must do?
- A.
Land safely
- B.
Crash land
- C.
Radio for help
- D.
Bail out
- 2.What does the RAF officer in the shabby uniform want to know first?
- A.
Peter's name
- B.
Peter's hometown
- C.
Peter's squadron
- D.
Peter's rank
- 3.Which of the following is NOT suspicious to the soldier?
- A.
The nurse's kindness.
- B.
The nurse complaining about the hard water.
- C.
The plane sounds.
- D.
The sign outside his window.
- 4.How does Peter answer the RAF officer when he comes to question him?
- A.
He gives him his name only.
- B.
He tells him everything he wants to know.
- C.
He gives him his name, rank, and number
- D.
He refuses to answer him.
- 5.How does Peter get himself out of the plane?
- A.
He hits the ejection seat.
- B.
He flips the plane and falls out.
- C.
He falls out upon crash landing.
- D.
He jumps.
- 6.How is Peter treated by the doctor and nurse?
- A.
With kind cheerfulness
- B.
In a suspicious manner
- C.
In a very cruel way
- D.
With little patience
- 7.When the story begins, where is the main character?
- A.
In a bunker
- B.
In a hospital
- C.
In a plane
- D.
In bed
- 8.What is suspicious about the aircraft noise?
- A.
It sounds like an American bomber.
- B.
It can only be heard at night.
- C.
It sounds like an enemy plane.
- D.
It sounds like a fleet of planes.
- 9.Upon regaining consciousness, where is the soldier?
- A.
In what appears to be a hospital
- B.
At his base camp
- C.
At his crash site
- D.
In his home
- 10.What does Peter realize when he looks out the window?
- A.
He is in enemy territory.
- B.
He is in neutral territory
- C.
He doesn't know where he is.
- D.
He is in his home town.
- 11.Lads
- A.
Young boys or young men
- B.
Poorly maintained and thus falling apart or dirty
- C.
Ridiculous because of being irrational, incongruous, or illogical
- D.
To have raised or lifted somebody or something up
- 12.Basin
- A.
An instrument that shows height above sea level
- B.
Open container for washing
- C.
Seriously inadequate or of very low quality
- D.
To have raised or lifted somebody or something up
- 13.Absurd
- A.
Going up and down like waves
- B.
Ridiculous because of being irrational, incongruous, or illogical
- C.
A unit of a tactical air force belonging to a group and containing two or more flights
- D.
To have given something an abrupt shake or shock
- 14.Squadron
- A.
Ridiculous because of being irrational, incongruous, or illogical
- B.
Going up and down like waves
- C.
The state of being obsessed by somebody or something
- D.
A unit of a tactical air force belonging to a group and containing two or more flights
- 15.Altimeter
- A.
Open container for washing
- B.
A movement in which the body is rolled over on the ground or in midair
- C.
Acting in an aggressive, cruel, and violent way
- D.
An instrument that shows height above sea level
- 16.Obsession
- A.
Poorly maintained and thus falling apart or dirty
- B.
To have raised or lifted somebody or something up
- C.
The state of being obsessed by somebody or something
- D.
Acting in an aggressive, cruel, and violent way
- 17.Jarred
- A.
Ridiculous because of being irrational, incongruous, or illogical
- B.
Young boys or young men
- C.
To have given something an abrupt shake or shock
- D.
A movement in which the body is rolled over on the ground or in midair
- 18.Hoisted
- A.
Open container for washing
- B.
To have raised or lifted somebody or something up
- C.
Feeling dizzy or unsteady and as if about to fall down
- D.
A unit of a tactical air force belonging to a group and containing two or more flights
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