What is this passage describing?He took a shortcut through a back alley to get to his friend’s house. Suddenly, he realized he was being followed.characterresolutionconflictrising action

Read the following extract and answer the questions that follow:As he walked along with the money in his pocket he felt quite pleased with his smartness.He realised, of course, that at first he dared not continue on the public highway, but mustturn off the road, into the woods. During the first hours this caused him no difficulty.Later in the day it became worse, for it was a big and confusing forest which he hadgotten into. He tried, to be sure, to walk in a definite direction, but the paths twisted backand forth so strangely! He walked and walked without coming to the end of the wood,and finally he realised that he had only been walking around in the same part of the forest.All at once he recalled his thoughts about the world and the rattrap. Now his own turnhad come.a) Why did ‘he’ feel quite pleased?i) for his smartness resulting in his favourii) for deceiving his own selfiii) for robbing in the shopkeeperFoe befooling his friendsb) Why did ‘he’ decide to turn off into the woods?i) to reach the destination in timeii) to complete a dare that he gave himselfiii) to show off his smartness and be pleasediv) to escape the police from following himc) ‘Now his own turn had come’, what does this statement reflect?i) He had found his way to his destinationii) He had cheated an old maniii) He had fallen prey to the rattrapiv) He felt guilty of of what he has doned) What did the peddler realise when he turned into the woods?e) Why did the peddler think that he had indeed fallen into a rattrap?

Read the following summary:A young student in a tough neighborhood is gifted intellectually but must shun the dangerous streets of his neighborhood in order to achieve academically. This results in his being lonely throughout school. He goes to college, but his social life has suffered, and he has few friends from his own neighborhood.Based on this passage, a reader is most likely to come to what conclusion about the story's themes?A.The author believes that human nature makes people social, and that only strong minds can overcome this natural instinct.B.The author believes that all achievement requires sacrifice, and that these sacrifices can be incredibly difficult.C.The author believes that achievement by an individual is good, but only if it is accompanied by social progress.D.The author believes that achievement made dishonestly is never satisfying, and that envy is a matter of perspective.

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