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What did Griffin wore on his forehead
A
Bandages
B
Mask
C
White cloth
D
False hair
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What did Griffin wore on his forehead
Bandages
Mask
White cloth
False hair
The flying .........; from the bedpost hit and Mrs. Halls face.
Bandage
Hat
Umbrella
Stick
Where did he find comfort in London?
At the inn
In a big store
In a theatre store
None of the above
What do you mean by the word hysterics?
An exaggerated reaction
A normal reaction
No reaction
None of the above
The story occurred in
America
Berlin
London
Paris
Griffin the scientist was making
A walking plant
A talking plant
Invisible footprints
An invisible man
Who were the boys following?
None of the above
A scientist
A dog
A rat
What was an unusual event?
Nothing was unusual there
A guest at the inn during winters
A guest at the inn during summers
A guest at the inn during spring
How many Boys noticed the muddy imprint of bare feet.
5
2
4
3
Where was the century of the theater world.
Dubry Lane
Samson Street
Drury Lane
Welson street
What do you mean by the word eccentric?
None of the above
Uncommon
Extra
Catchy
Where did he go next?
None of the above
To the inn
To a big store
To the theatre store
What was easier said than done?
None of the above
To see him
To talk to him
To hold him
What caused the villagers to suspect the scientist?
All of the above
The robbery
The furniture incident
Unexpected availability of cash on him
Mr. Jaffers was
Owner of the another inn
The constable
Village head
Another scientist
Who called the incident an extraordinary affair?
All of the above
The clergyman
The clergyman's wife
Mrs Hall
What did Griffin ate with the cold meat from the store
Coca- cola
Tea
Water
Coffee
Griffin robbed the money from the
Bank
Streetma
Shopkeeper
Random house
Griffin decided to stay at the .........; to keep himself warm.
Random house
Store
Library
Science Lab
What does the first encounter tell us about Mrs Hall?
All of the above
She is not friendly
She is money-minded
She is disinterested in her guests