Life After Life First 112 Pages
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Mr Winton saves the girls from drowning
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True
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False
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How closely have you read the first 112 pages of the novel?
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When they are on a picnic, the family are given two baby rabbits.
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True
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False
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A. TrueExplanation
The given statement suggests that when the family is on a picnic, they are given two baby rabbits. This implies that the family has received two baby rabbits during their picnic. Therefore, the answer "True" indicates that the statement is correct.Rate this question:
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Ursula's birthday is 11 February 1910
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True
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False
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A. TrueExplanation
The given statement states that Ursula's birthday is on 11 February 1910. Since there is no information provided to contradict this statement, we can assume that it is true.Rate this question:
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The Doctor's name is Fellowes, the midwife's name is Mrs Codfish.
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True
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False
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A. FalseExplanation
The statement is false because the question does not provide any information about the doctor's name or the midwife's name. Therefore, it is not possible to determine the accuracy of the statement.Rate this question:
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Ursula means little she-bear.
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True
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False
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A. TrueExplanation
The statement is true because "Ursula" is a Latin name derived from the word "ursus" which means bear, and the suffix "-ula" is a diminutive form indicating smallness. Therefore, "Ursula" can be translated as "little she-bear."Rate this question:
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The age order of the Todd children is:
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Pamela, Maurice, Ursula, Edward
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Ursula, Edward, Maurice, Pamela
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Maurice, Pamela, Edward. Ursula
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Maurice, Pamela, Ursula, Edward
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A. Maurice, Pamela, Ursula, EdwardExplanation
The correct age order of the Todd children is Maurice, Pamela, Ursula, Edward. This can be inferred from the given options where Maurice is always mentioned as the oldest child and Edward is always mentioned as the youngest child. Therefore, the correct age order is Maurice, Pamela, Ursula, Edward.Rate this question:
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The house is called:
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The Laurels
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Greenacres
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The Pines
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Sunnymead
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Fox Corner
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The Elms
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Fairview
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A. Fox CornerExplanation
The correct answer is Fox Corner because it is the only option that is a combination of a noun and a descriptive word. The other options are all descriptive words or names of plants, while Fox Corner suggests a specific location or place.Rate this question:
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Izzie, Hugh's sister, is in trouble in Paris. Has she:
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Been arrested for protesting at the Eiffel tower
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Been kidnapped by white slave traders
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Fallen pregnant to a married man
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Used illegal currency
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A. Fallen pregnant to a married manExplanation
The answer suggests that Izzie, Hugh's sister, is in trouble in Paris because she has fallen pregnant to a married man. This implies that her actions have caused some sort of problem or conflict, possibly involving the married man's spouse or family.Rate this question:
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Sylvie was more upset about losing her pony Tiffin than her father's death.
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True
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False
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A. TrueExplanation
The statement suggests that Sylvie was more emotionally affected by losing her pony, Tiffin, than she was by her father's death. This implies that the loss of her beloved pony had a greater impact on her than the loss of her father, indicating that she valued her pony more than her father.Rate this question:
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The object dangling from the hood of the pram is:
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A silver hair
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A golden hedgehog
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A tiny hare
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A rattle
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A. A tiny hareExplanation
The correct answer is a tiny hare because the question asks what object is dangling from the hood of the pram. Out of the given options, a tiny hare is the only object that can physically dangle from the hood of a pram. A silver hair, a golden hedgehog, and a rattle are not objects that would typically hang or dangle from a pram.Rate this question:
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Mrs Glover is an excellent cook.
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False
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Sylvie's father, Llewellyn Befesford, was a famous society artist.
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True
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False
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A. TrueExplanation
The given statement indicates that Sylvie's father, Llewellyn Befesford, was a famous society artist. Since the statement does not provide any conflicting information or raise any doubts about its accuracy, it can be concluded that the statement is true.Rate this question:
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The fuhrer is eating a sachertorte in the November 1930 chapter at the start of the book.
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False
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Which of these does not surround Sylvie and Hugh's house:
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Similar houses at a distance
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A meadow
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The growlery
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A copse and a bluebell wood
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The train station
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A. The growleryExplanation
The growlery does not surround Sylvie and Hugh's house. The other options mentioned in the question, such as similar houses at a distance, a meadow, a copse, a bluebell wood, and the train station, are all described as surrounding their house. However, the growlery is not mentioned as being a surrounding feature of their house.Rate this question:
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Bridget is a Scottish scullery maid.
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True
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False
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A. FalseExplanation
The given statement states that Bridget is a Scottish scullery maid. However, since there is no evidence or context provided in the question to support this claim, we cannot assume it to be true. Therefore, the correct answer is false.Rate this question:
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