The Invisible Man's Encounters

In this adaptation of H.G. Wells' 'The Invisible Man', Mr. Thomas Marvel encounters an invisible man who reveals himself by throwing stones and speaking to him. Initially shocked and confused, Mr. Marvel is eventually convinced to assist the invisible man in obtaining clothes and shelter. The invisible man promises great power and rewards in return for Mr. Marvel's help, leading to a reluctant agreement from Mr. Marvel.

What was Mr. Thomas Marvel's opinion about his boots?

• He found them very comfortable.

• He loved their style.

• He disliked their size and appearance.

• He thought they were too expensive.

What did Mr. Marvel initially think when he heard the voice?

• He believed it was a ghost.

• He thought it was his imagination.

• He thought he was dreaming.

• He assumed it was a prank.

What did Mr. Marvel see when he turned around after hearing the voice?

• A shadowy figure.

• Nothing at all.

• A bright light.

• A group of people.

How did the invisible man prove his presence to Mr. Marvel?

• By making a loud noise.

• By throwing stones.

• By writing a message.

• By whispering in his ear.

What did the invisible man claim to be?

• A scientist.

• A ghost.

• Thin air.

• A magician.

What was Mr. Marvel's initial reaction to the stones being thrown?

• He thought it was a natural phenomenon.

• He ignored it completely.

• He believed someone was playing a trick.

• He was confused and scared.

What did the invisible man say about his own nature?

• He was a spirit.

• He was a shadow.

• He was thin air.

• He was a ghost.

What was Mr. Marvel's reaction upon feeling the invisible man's hand?

• He was calm and composed.

• He was shocked and surprised.

• He laughed it off.

• He ignored it.

What did Mr. Marvel touch that confirmed the invisible man's presence?

• A warm hand.

• A bearded face.

• A cold breeze.

• A piece of cloth.

What did the invisible man want from Mr. Marvel?

• To help him find a job.

• To assist him in getting clothes and shelter.

• To teach him how to be visible.

• To help him escape the town.