Story of invitation (as)

Who is the author? ( the story of the invitation)

• Maya Angelou
• Robert Frost
• Emily Dickinson
• Lucy Maud Montgomery

What do you infer from these lines:

Aunt Meg informed Bertha through a letter that Grace had become plump and rosy.

• Grace is healthy and well, as indicated by her becoming plump and rosy.
• Grace has not changed at all since the last letter.
• Grace is unhappy and stressed about her appearance.
• Grace is unwell and needs to lose weight.

Initially, Aunt Margaret had invited both Grace and Bertha for the holiday ( T/F)

• True

• False

what made bertha the angel ?

• because she made aunt meg to invite grace instead of her

• bertha was invited by her aunty

• she gave carmels to grace

• because she was bright,pretty and popular

were did grace decided to go at the time of vacation?

• to spent time with aunt meg

• to her house

• clarkmans bookstore

• none of them above

Aunt Meg was perfectly willing to welcome Grace into her house ( T/F)

• False

• True

I went to carter's and invested all my spare cash in ________________. it's fortunate the term is almost out, for I'm nearly________________

What do you infer from these lines:

‘At first, she had felt shy with bright and brilliant Bertha……’

• 
  Grace fell timid in front of Berth

• Grace suffered from an inferiority complex

• Grace had a low self-esteem.

what is common between life of poet and grace maxwell

• they both are orphan and quite alone in the world

• they both are bored

• none of them

• they don't love eachother

What do you infer from these lines: “How delightful it must be to have friends like that, to love you and plan for you

• The lines express the joy of having caring friends.
• The lines imply that friends are untrustworthy.
• The lines indicate a lack of support from friends.
• The lines suggest a feeling of loneliness.