Griffin's Disguise and Escape

The story 'Footprints Without Feet' by A.G. Wells follows Griffin, a scientist who discovers how to become invisible. Despite his intelligence, Griffin uses his invisibility for criminal activities, such as arson and theft. His actions lead to a series of events where he is constantly on the run, trying to evade capture. The narrative explores Griffin's adventures, his attempts to disguise himself, and the challenges of being invisible, ultimately highlighting his cruel and criminal nature.

What initially surprised the two boys in the story?

• A sudden storm

• Muddy footprints appearing out of nowhere

• A loud noise

• A strange animal

Who did the mysterious footprints belong to?

• A ghost

• A thief

• Griffin, a scientist

• A magician

What did Griffin discover through his experiments?

• A new planet

• A cure for a disease

• A way to become invisible

• A method to fly

Why did Griffin set fire to his landlord's house?

• To test his invisibility

• To get insurance money

• To scare the neighbors

• Because the landlord wanted him to leave

What did Griffin do to survive the cold in London?

• He built a fire

• He broke into a store

• He asked for help

• He found a shelter

How did Griffin manage to escape from the store?

• He took off his clothes and ran

• He hid in the basement

• He called the police

• He fought the store assistants

Where did Griffin go to find a disguise?

• A theater

• Drury Lane

• A friend's house

• A costume shop

What items did Griffin use to disguise himself?

• A cape and boots

• A wig and a coat

• A false nose, dark glasses, whiskers, bandages, and a large hat

• A mask and gloves

What was Griffin's next destination after leaving London?

• A remote island

• Paris

• A mountain cabin

• The village of Ivy

What unusual event occurred at the clergyman's house?

• A ghost appeared

• A window shattered

• A fire broke out

• Noises were heard but no one was found