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  Poem - 4,  The Spider and the Fly A. Read the following lines from the poem and answer the questions in a sentence or two. The Spider and the Fly Questions and Answer                                                 Question 1. “The way into my parlour is up a winding stair,                    And I’ve many curious things to show when you are there ” Question (a). How to reach the spider’s parlour. Answer: The spider’s parlour can be reached through a winding stair. Question (b). What will the fly get to see in the parlour? Answer: The fly will get to see many curious things in the parlour. 2. “Oh no, no, ” said the little Fly, “kind Sir, that cannot be, I’ve heard what s in your pantry, and I do not wish to see! ” Question (a). Is the fly willing to enter the spider’s pantry? Answer: No. The fly is not willing to enter the spider’s pantry. Question (b). Can you guess what was in the pantry? Answer: Only remains of dead flies may be found in the pantry. 3. “Sweet creature! ” said the

       Prose - 4,  Seventeen Oranges Seventeen Oranges In-Text Questions Question. Where did the narrator work? Answer: The narrator worked at the Swift Delivery Company.    Seventeen Oranges Solutions Question. What was the narrator’s job in the docks? Answer: The narrator’s job was to drive a little pony-and-cart in and out of the docks. Question. What was Clem Jones carrying in the box? Answer: Clem Jones was carrying a cat in the box. Question. What happened when the box was opened? Answer: When the box was opened, a ship’s cat jumped out and ran back into the docks. Question. Did the narrator believe Clem’s story? Answer: The narrator believed Clem’s story. Question. What was the narrator carrying in his pockets? Answer: The narrator was carrying seventeen oranges in his pockets. Question. Who is Pongo? Answer: Pongo is a policeman. Question. Why did Pongo want to bring another policeman? Answer: Pongo wanted to bring another policeman to get a witness for the case. Question. What