Chapter 4

Why did Mr. Goldlaws jaw drop when he reached the top of the mountain?

What do you think is in the parcel the Sage gives to Yash for the 'friend'?

What is the fronted adverbial in this sentence:

After a few seconds, the rumble of the surrounding machines dropped and the great bulldozer squealed to a halt.

• the rumble of the surrounding machines dropped

• the great bulldozer squealed to a halt.

• After a few seconds

In the far distance, snow-capped summits glistened in the sunlight.

What information does the fronted adverbial tell us?

• When

• Who

• Where

• How

He stood and waited under the clock.

Does this sentence have a fronted adverbial?

• Yes

• No

Patiently, the teacher waited for the children to form a line, ready for assembly.

What is the fronted adverbial?

• Ready for assembly

• Patiently

• No fronted adverbial

What did the Sage mean when he said that Mr. Goldlaw will have to move the mountain pebble by pebble?

What does the passage in the picture tell us about Mr. Goldlaw?

• He is proud and arrogant.

• He is a high achiever.

• He is delusional.

• All of the above