Going Solo By Roald Dahl

The phrase "Everyone was dotty at the ship" suggests that everyone was crazy or eccentric at the ship. This implies that there was a sense of excitement or unusual behavior among the people at the ship. Therefore, the statement "Everyone was dotty at the ship" is true.

Roald was not highly trained for combat.

Roald's biggest fear in Dar es Salaam is snakes.

The log book was used to record his flights. This suggests that the person in question was likely a pilot or involved in aviation in some capacity. The log book would contain important information such as the date, duration, and details of each flight, serving as a record of his aviation activities.

The statement suggests that Roald was too small to fit in a plane correctly, but the correct answer is False. This means that Roald was not too small to fit in a plane correctly.

The statement suggests that Roald only knew English while he was in Dar es Salaam. The correct answer is False because the statement implies that Roald did not know any other language besides English, even when he was in Dar es Salaam. However, without further context or information, it is not possible to determine if Roald knew any other languages or if he learned any other languages while in Dar es Salaam.

Roald was sent to fight with his team in Greece.

Roald crashed his plane in the middle of the desert because he chose the wrong location to land. This implies that he mistakenly selected a spot that was not suitable for landing the plane safely.

The statement suggests that everyone in the RAF team cared about each other like brothers. However, the correct answer is False, indicating that the statement is not true. This implies that not everyone in the RAF team had a brotherly bond or cared deeply for each other.

Roald's initial thought when he took down enemy planes was whether the pilots survived.