Chapter 21 The Invisible Man page 113

Why did the invisible man have to abruptly jump out of the carriage? what happened after that?

• He so the stop he needed to get off at so he had to jump out quickly and almost got hit by a railway van.

• He saw the man with the basket chasing the carriage he was in so he had to jump out quickly and almost got hit by a railway van.

• A woman with books was getting in the cab so he had to jump out quickly and almost got hit by a railway van.

• The cab driver discovered him so he had to jump out quickly and almost got hit by a railway van.

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Why did the invisible man want to get to north of the museum past Bloomsbury Square?

• He wanted to see if he could find another place to stay.

• He wanted to hide there.

• There was someone he wanted to meet there.

• It was quiet there in that part of town.

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Why did the invisible man whimper as he ran?

• He hurt himself when he jumped from the carriage.

• A dog was chasing him.

• He was very cold, scared, and uncomfortable.

• He was still hurting from where the shop owner hit him.

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What does the word incontinently mean here, "a little white dog ran out and incontinently made for me, nose down."

• Incontinently means unrestrained or suddenly.

• Incontinently means restrained or controlled.

• Incontinently means violently.

• Incontinently means slowly but steadily.

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What comparison does the invisible man make to the the dog and man?

• The nose is to the mind of a dog as the eyes are to the mind of a seeing man.

• The nose is to the mind of a man as the eyes are to the mind of a seeing dog.

• The nose is to the eyes of a dog as the eyes are to the nose of a seeing man

• The nose are to the feet of a dog as the eyes are to the mind of a seeing man

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The invisible man makes a connection to the dog and man by saying..........................

• Dogs perceive by scent and man perceives by hearing.

• Dogs perceive by scent and man perceives by sight.

• Dogs perceive by hearing and man perceives by sight.

• Dogs perceive by sight and man perceives by scent.

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What did the invisible man do to avoid the Slavation Army band coming down the street?

• He ran into the museum and waited there till the band passed.

• He ran around the salvarion army band to avoid hitting the people.

• He ran right into the salvation army band trying to avoid the people.

• He ran up the steps to the house facing the museum and waited there until the band passed.

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What made the dog stop chasing the invisible man?

• The Salvation Army band members threw rocks at the dog.

• The Salvation Army band members screamed at the dog.

• The Salvation Army band music scared the dog away.

• The Salvation Army band attacked the dag.

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What was ironic about the Salvation Army band song, "When Shall we see his face?"

• The song was ironic because it was about a face.

• The song was ironic because The salvation Army was singing it.

• The song was ironic because it was about God.

• The song was ironic because the song was about God but it could also be about when will you see the invisible man's face.

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What were the little children gaping at beside him on the newly whitened steps.

• The strange noises the Invisible man was making.

• The strange movements in the air the invisible man was making.

• The muddy footprints the invisible man was making.

• The feeling the children got when they touched something solid that was niot there.

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