CLASS XI - THE ADDRESS

Mrs Dorling's behaviour towards the narrator was :

• very sweet

• very threatening

• very harsh

• very descent

When the narrator visited Mrs. Dorling's house the second time, she found:

• Mrs Dorling

• Mrs Dorling's daughter

• Mrs Dorling and her daughter

• None of the above

Mrs Dorling's harsh behaviour shows that she is

• an unfriendly lady

• a quarrelsome lady

• an extrovert lady

• an ungrateful lady

____________________ is the narrator of the story.

The narrator's mother left all her expensive household article with her friend, ____________

Mrs Dorling lived at Number 46 _______________ street.

The narrator recognised Mrs Dorling her ___________________ .

Which of the following statements are TRUE.

• Mrs Dorling recognised the narrator immediately

• The narrator wanted to get back her mother's household articles.

• The narrator visited Mrs Dorling's house thrice

• The narrator met Mrs Dorling during her second visit.

• Mrs Dorling took all the belongings from the narrator's mother with her consent

The narrator of the story wanted to forget the address because

• Mrs Dorling was very harsh in her behaviour.

• The address made her recall her mother's memories

• Mrs Dorling lived far away

• None of the above

Which of the following is not true-

The narrator decided to forget the address because:

• She lived in a small apartment and did not have enough storage space for her mother's belonging

• Mother's belonging had lost its importance because of the tasteless manner it was arranged in Mrs Dorling's house

• She wanted to move on in life and not recall her past memories with mother that caused pain.

• She had selective amnesia and when Mrs Dorlings behaved harshly it caused mental agony.