Mrs. Drover's Decisions and Discoveries

Mrs. Drover returns to her London home to collect belongings and finds a mysterious letter reminding her of a past promise. As she recalls her engagement to a soldier presumed dead, she becomes increasingly anxious. The letter's ominous tone and the memory of the soldier's promise unsettle her. She decides to leave, but her encounter with a taxi driver leads to a terrifying realization, leaving her fate uncertain.

What was Mrs. Drover's primary reason for returning to her London house?

• To renovate the house

• To meet a friend

• To collect some personal belongings

• To sell the house

What unusual item did Mrs. Drover find in her house?

• A broken vase

• A family photograph

• A mysterious letter

• A hidden key

What was the content of the letter that Mrs. Drover found?

• A bill

• A love letter

• A warning

• A reminder of a promise

Who was Mrs. Drover engaged to during World War I?

• A soldier

• A teacher

• A businessman

• A doctor

How did Mrs. Drover's family react to her fiancé's disappearance?

• They were angry

• They were indifferent

• They were devastated

• They were relieved

What decision does Mrs. Drover make after reading the letter?

• To call the police

• To leave the house immediately

• To wait for her husband

• To stay in the house

What happens when Mrs. Drover gets into the taxi?

• The taxi breaks down

• She meets a friend

• The driver starts the engine without her instructions

• She gives the driver directions