The Loaf and The Knife | Part 2 | STORY | NASTY

The story revolves around a narrator dealing with a mouse infestation. Despite attempts with poison, the mice remain. The narrator seeks help from Mrs. Kent, a local known for handling such issues. Mrs. Kent agrees to help but warns the narrator not to watch her method. The story builds suspense around Mrs. Kent's mysterious approach to solving the problem.

What makes mice difficult to catch according to the narrator?

• They are too small to notice.

• They can communicate and warn each other.

• They are immune to poison.

• They are faster than other pests.

Why is it challenging to find Mrs. Kent at home?

• She lives in a remote area.

• She doesn't like visitors.

• She is often out or asleep.

• She is always busy with work.

What condition does Mrs. Kent set before agreeing to help with the mice?

• She insists on not being watched.

• She demands a clean house.

• She requires a specific type of knife.

• She asks for payment in advance.

What type of knife does Mrs. Kent ask for?

• A ceramic knife.

• A silver knife.

• A stainless steel knife.

• An iron knife.

What does the narrator do after Mrs. Kent enters the kitchen?

• They go to sleep.

• They call a friend.

• They watch through the keyhole.

• They leave the house.