The signalman part one quiz

What happened to Charles Dickens when he was twelve? What effect did this have on him?

• His father was imprisoned for debt, and Charles had to work in a factory to support his family. This experience influenced his writing.
• He traveled the world and wrote about his adventures in exotic lands.
• He won a scholarship to study at a prestigious university, which shaped his future career.
• His father became a successful businessman, and Charles inherited his wealth.

What jobs did Charles Dickens have during his life?

• 1. He worked in a factory, as a chef, a novelist, a short story writer and an editor.

• 1. He worked in a factory, as a newspaper reporter, a novelist, a short story writer and an editor.

• 1. He worked in a factory, as a banker, a novelist, a short story writer and an editor.

• 1. He worked in a factory, as a accountant, a novelist, a short story writer and an editor.

How many times did the narrator call before the signalman saw him?

• 2
• 4
• 3
• 5

Why did the narrator move away from the signalman?

• The narrator moved away due to a family emergency
• The narrator moved away because He thought he was a ghost

• The narrator moved away to escape the noise of the train
• The narrator moved away because of a job opportunity

What did the signalman do in his job?

• He changed the signals, pulled switches, and checked that the

  red light was working.

• Clean the stations, train and ticket stall

• Sell tickets, food and drinks

• Drive the trains

How did the signalman behave during the conversation with the narrator?

• Nervously and haunted
• Confidently and relaxed
• Angrily and confrontational
• Calmly and indifferent