The Story of An Invitation

What do you infer from these lines?

1. 'At first, she had felt shy with bright and brilliant Bertha;.....'

• Grace felt timid in front of Bertha.

• Grace suffered from an inferiority complex.

• Grace had a low self-esteem

"Have some chocolates, Grace,' said Bertha gaily.

• Bertha is in a sad mood.

• Bertha is in a good mood.

• Bertha is in a jovial mood.

"How delightful it must be to have friends like that, to love you and plan for you."

• It is bad to have true friends.

• It s nice to have a friend circle to enjoy.

• It is a matter of great joy to have good joy.

aunt Meg informed Bertha through a letter that Grace had become plump and rosy.

• There is an improvement in Grace's behaviour.

• There is an improvement in Grace's health under the care of Aunt Meg.

• Grace has put on weight and has become fat.