Bus RIde Quiz

Based on the text Bus Ride, read the question carefully and choose the best possible answer!

According to the text, why did the narrator leave the ER two hours earlier than usual?

• The head nurse sent them home early.

• The narrator finished their night shift early.

• The ER had a particularly quiet night.

• The narrator was feeling unwell.

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What was the man carrying with him when he entered the bus, and where did he place them?

• He was carrying two books and placed them on the seat next to him.

• He was carrying a red postman's bag and a black garbage bag, which he put on the ground.

• He was carrying groceries in his hands.

• He was carrying a briefcase and a laptop bag.

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How did the narrator react to the man's scrutiny while on the bus?

• The narrator avoided eye contact with the man.

• The narrator stared at the man intensely.

• The narrator struck up a conversation with the man.

• The narrator moved to a different seat to avoid the man's gaze.

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How does the narrator's curiosity about the man on the bus contribute to the development of the story's plot and the narrator's perspective?

• The man's presence on the bus is irrelevant to the plot.

• The narrator's curiosity adds tension to the story and drives their imagination.

• The narrator immediately strikes up a conversation with the man.

• The man's appearance on the bus causes the narrator to become anxious.

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What role does the setting play in establishing the mood of the story?

• The setting adds to the hectic atmosphere experienced by the narrator.

• The dark early morning setting contributes to a sense of calm and relaxation.

• The story's setting is not described in detail.

• The story takes place in a different location in each paragraph.

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What potential conflict or tension arises from the foul odor emanating from the man's bottle?

• The man offers the narrator some of the foul-smelling liquid.

• The man becomes aggressive when the narrator reacts to the odor.

• The narrator confronts the man about the odor.

• The narrator tries to hide their discomfort, fearing the man's reaction.

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Which of the following is NOT the physical characteristics of the middle-aged man?

• His quick glances and deep-set eyes

• His tall, muscular build and angular face

• His nervousness and curiosity

• His interest in the narrator's reaction

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Which of the following aspects is NOT a physical characteristic mentioned in the description of the middle-aged man?

• His tall stature

• His five o'clock shadow

• His flickering gaze

• His curiosity about the narrator's reaction

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How does the narrator's increasing suspicion of the man on the bus contribute to the conflict in the story?

• The narrator suspects the man is involved in illegal activities.

• The narrator is annoyed by the man's presence.

• The narrator is impressed by the man's behavior.

• The narrator befriends the man and shares their concerns.

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What is the significance of the moment when the man on the bus turns to look at the narrator, and their eyes meet?

• It marks the end of the story.

• It confirms the man's innocence.

• It intensifies the fear and suspense in the story.

• It leads to a friendly conversation between the two.