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WHICH OF THE FOLLOWING DETAILS INDICATE THAT THE OLD MAN ACCEPTS LETTING ALICICE FIND HER FREEDOM?

• The old man shut his favorite pigeon in the box

• The old man holds his favorite pigeon on his shoulder

• The old man lets go of his favorite

• The old man quarrels with Lucy

Which type of figurative language is used in the sentence "the wooden veranda creak angrily under his feet"?

• Alliteration

• Metaphor

• Simile

• Personification

Which type of figurative language is used in the sentence "Now you can go"?

• Alliteration

• Metaphor

• Simile

• Personification

What happens at the end of the story?

• The old man hugs Alice

• Alice gets married

• Alice shed her tears

• Lucy approved of Alice's marriage

How many members are there in the house at the moment? Who are they?

• . Three. Old man, granddaughter, mother

• Four . The old man, Alice, Alice’s mother and Steven.

• Four. The old man, Alice, Alice’s mother and Alice’s brother

• Two . The old man, Alice

What is the excuse of the old man disapproving of Alice’s marriage to her boyfriend in the story “Flight” by Doris Lessing?

• Alice is not old enough

• Alice needs to go to university

• He is afraid of being lonely

• He doesn't want her to be in a relationship

What is one of the true reasons why the old man doesn't allow Alice to get married?

• He is a selfish person

• He hates her boyfriend

• He is an arrogant

• He is afraid of being lonely

 Which answer illustrates the theme of the story?

• We shouldn't allow our children's relationship when they aren't old enough

• We should let our children who already grow up to set up their own home

• How marriage is blissful despite young age

• We should keep our children by our side as long as we can

Whose son will Alice marry?

• The farmer's son, Steven

• The postmaster's son, Steven

• The teacher's Steven

• The doctor's son, Steven

" We should let our children who already grow up to set up their own home " 

Is that the answerillustrates the theme of the story ?

• Yes

• No