The Address

What's the name of the lady who used to come to take items from the narrator's mother's house during the war?

• Mrs. Doubtfire

• Mrs. Dorling

• Mrs. Darling

• Mrs. Danneberg

Where is the narrator from?

• Frankfurt

• Berlin

• Holland

• Munich

What is the address of Mrs Dorling?

• Marconi Street, no. 46

• Marconi Street, no. 40

• Baker Street, no. 22

• Baker Street, no. 45

What made the narrator realise that she had found the right house?

• She remembered Mrs Dorling's face vividly

• She had been to Mrs Dorling's house before and recognised it

• She recognised her mother's cutlery and furniture laying around

• She saw Mrs, Dorling wearing her mother's green jumper

How did Mrs. Dorling treat the narrator when the narrator when the narrator visited her?

• Warm & welcoming

• Cold & inhospitable

• Overjoyed

• Angrily

How does the author describe Mrs. Dorling when she saw her the first time during the war?

• A woman with a broad back

• A woman with a round back

• A woman with a straight back

Who opened the door upon the author's second visit to Mrs. Dorling’s house?

• Mrs. Dorling

• Mrs. Dorling’s daughter

• Mrs. Dorling’s husband

• No one opened the door

“I was in a room I knew and did not know.” What does author mean by this?

• She saw familiar things but in unfamiliar surroundings

• She saw unfamiliar things but in familiar surroundings

• She did not recognize the things she saw

• She did not want to remember anything

How does the author describe the living room?

• Muggy smell

• Pleasant smelling

• Sophisticated

• Organised

The author remembered that the woollen table-cloth had _________.

• an ink-mark

• a defect

• a burn mark

• a tear