Oliver Twist
Chapter-two
1. When did Oliver reach Barnet?
Ans:
Early on the seventh morning after he started out from Mr. Sowerberry's, Oliver
limped wearily into the little town of Barnet, near London.
2. What did Oliver think about going
to London?
Ans:
Oliver had decided in the early stage of his terrible journey to go to London,
which he knew to be a large place and where he thought he would be safe from
Mr. Bumble.
3. According to Oliver, How was the
little boy?
Ans:
In Barnet, Oliver saw a little boy and he stared at that boy. According to
Oliver, he saw a small, dirty boy with sharp, ugly eyes and bow legs, dressed
in a man’s clothes which were much too big for him.
4. What Oliver said to that boy?
Ans:
When the boy wanted to know if Oliver was in trouble. On reply Oliver said,
‘I'm very hungry and tired .I have walked along way. I’ve been walking for
seven days.'
5. How the boy helped Oliver?
Ans:
After hearing Oliver’s sorrowful story, the boy said, ‘You need food and you
shall have it.' Up you comet' Helping Oliver to his feet, he led him to a
nearby shop and brought him and bread.
6. What was the boy’s name who helped
Oliver?
Ans:
Jack Dawkins.
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7. By which name the boy’s friends
call him?
Ans:
Artful Dodger.
8. How the boy informed Oliver about
Fagin?
Ans:
The boy said, ‘I know a respectable old gentleman in London, called Fagin,
who'll give you lodgings for nothing, if. I introduce you.'
9. How the Dodger led Oliver to the
London?
Ans:
Dodger led Oliver through a maze of dirty, evil smelling streets, full of
screaming children and drunken men and women. Oliver, terrified at what he saw.
10.
Where
Oliver and the Dodger did go up?
Ans:
Oliver and the Dodger went
up a dark, broken staircase which the Dodger evidently knew well, and entered a
back room.
11.
How
was the room that Oliver and the Dodger entered?
Ans:
According to Oliver the
walls and ceiling of the room were black with age and dirt. There was an old
table before the fire. On the table were a candle stuck in a bottle, a few pots
and a loaf of bread.
12.
At
the first sight of Oliver, How was the Jew?
Ans: The Jew was shriveled and villainous-looking. His horrible
face was nearly hidden by a quantity of matted red hair and he wore a greasy
flannel gown.
13.
What
was the condition around the Jew?
Ans:
Behind the Jew there was
was a rack covered with a great number of silk handkerchiefs. On the floor were
several rough sacking beds. Round the table sat four or five boys, all of about
Oliver's age, drinking spirits and smoking pipes with the air of middle-aged
men.
14.
What
was the name of the Jew?
Ans:
Fagin
15.
How
Fagin welcomed Oliver?
Ans:
Fagin welcome Oliver by saying, ‘We
are very glad to see you’
16.
How
the Jew beat the boys?
Ans:
The Jew beat the boys off with the
toasting-fork.
Chapter
–Three
17.
Who
entered in the room in early morning?
Ans:
The Dodger and Charley Bates entered
in the room in early morning.
18.
Who
said, ‘they are very good ones’?
Ans:
When Charley produced four large
silk pocket-handkerchiefs, the Jew said, ‘they’re very good ones’.
19.
Who
taught Oliver how to mark anything on the pocket-handkerchiefs?
Ans: Charley
20.
Who
are the two young ladies?
Ans:
The two young ladies are Bet and Nancy.
21.
Who taught Oliver how to
play the game?
Ans:
Fagin taught Oliver how to play the game.
22.
What was the game that Oliver was
taught by Fagin?
Ans:
Snatching something from somebody.
23.
With
whom Oliver went out from the Fagin’s room?
Ans:
Oliver went out under
the guardianship of the Dodger and Charley Bates.
24.
What
the Dodger and Charley doing at the time of walking?
Ans:
At the time of walking, the Dodger teasing small children and Charley lifting
the odd apple or onion from the traders' stalls at the roadside.
25.
How
was the man at the bookstall?
Ans:
The old gentleman was smartly dressed and quite absorbed with the book he had
picked up from the stall.
26.
What
did the dodger snatch from the gentleman?
Ans:
The Dodger put his hand into the old gentleman's pocket, pull out his
handkerchief and run off at full speed, followed by Charley.
27.
How
Oliver was taken to the police station?
Ans:
Oliver was weak and shaken and dragged off to the police station with the old
gentleman walking beside him and a large crowd staring and shouting.
28.
Who
was Mr. Fang?
Ans:
Mr. Fang was the magistrate.
29.
How
was Mr. Fang?
Ans:
Mr. Fang was a very bad-tempered man.
30.
Who
was named after as Mr. Brownlow by Mr. Fang?
Ans:
The old gentleman
31.
Who
said that, ‘I knew he was pretending. Let him
lie there’?
Ans: MR. Fang
32.
How
it is proved that Oliver was not a thief?
Ans:
When Mr. Fang said to Brownlow that he would give Oliver 3 months punishment
and after that an old man came and said, ' Stop! Stop!' he cried. ' I saw it all—I keep
the bookstall. There were three boys. This one was not the thief. I saw that he
was amazed at what he had seen.'
33.
Where
Oliver was taken from the police station?
Ans:
Oliver was taken to the Mr. Brownlow’s house from the police station.
34.
Where
was Mr. Brownlow’s house?
Ans:
Mr. Brownlow’s house was near the Penton Ville.
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