The Enemy

Have you understood the lesson?

• Understood thoroughly

• Understood to some extent

• Understood very little

• Didn't understand at all

What does the narrator speak about in the beginning of the chapter?

• (a) the war

• (b) the General

• (c) Dr. Sadao’s childhood and his father.

• (d) the servants and Dr’s wife

Who is the author of the lesson The Enemy?

• (a) Pearl S. Buck

• (b) Dickens

• (c) D.H.Lawrence

• (d) None

Why did the General not pass orders to arrest Dr. Sadao for giving space to a white man?

• (a) because he trusted him

• (b) because he needed him

• (c) because he was not in good health and needed his services

• (d) None

Why did Dr.’s wife feel distressed?

• (a) seeing many patients

• (b) Seeing General’s reaction

• (c) Seeing the orders

• (d) Seeing Whiteman’s blood

Why did the servants refuse to help ?

• a) out of fears

• (b) because of superstitions

• (c) because he was an American Soldier

• (d) All these

Why did Sadao marry a Japanese girl only?

• a) because he liked Japanese

• (b) he didn’t like any other nationality

• (c) Because of his father’s fear

• (d) because he didn’t want to upset his father

Why did the messenger come to the doctor?

• a) to meet him

• (b) for checkup

• (c) to inform about the General’s pain

• (d) All these

Why did Dr. give his flashlight to the enemy soldier?

• (a) to help him

• (b) to show him the way in the dark

• (c) so that he could send him signal in case of any distress

• (d) All these

Why did Dr. help an enemy soldier?

• (a) because he was an ethical and sincere doctor

• (b) because he was his friend

• (c) because he knew him

• (d) none