Mijbil, the Otter, Part 1

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Mijbil the Otter Part 2.



Mijbil, the Otter, Part 1

Comprehension 1.



1. Where did the narrator travel in the early New Year of 1956?

  • a) Northern Iraq
  • b) Southern Iraq
  • c) Eastern Iraq
  • d) Western Iraq

2. What type of pet did the narrator decide to keep instead of a dog?

  • a) A cat
  • b) A rabbit
  • c) An otter
  • d) A parrot

3. Why did the narrator consider Camusfearna suitable for an otter?

  • a) It had vast forests
  • b) It was surrounded by water
  • c) It had a warm climate
  • d) It was isolated from humans

4. Who suggested that the narrator could get an otter in the Tigris marshes?

  • a) A local Arab
  • b) A shopkeeper
  • c) A friend
  • d) A consulate official

5. Where did the narrator and his friend go to collect their mail?

  • a) The market
  • b) The Consulate-General
  • c) A post office
  • d) A hotel

6. What problem did the narrator face regarding his mail?

  • a) His mail was lost
  • b) His mail was delayed
  • c) He forgot to collect it
  • d) It was sent to the wrong address

7. How long did the narrator wait for his mail to arrive?

  • a) Two days
  • b) Five days
  • c) Seven days
  • d) Ten days

8. Why was the narrator unable to call England initially?

  • a) The phone lines were destroyed
  • b) The call required 48 hours to book
  • c) The call had to be booked 24 hours in advance
  • d) The narrator lacked funds

9. What caused delays in the telephone communication?

  • a) Weather issues
  • b) Religious holidays and technical breakdowns
  • c) Political unrest
  • d) Lack of telephone operators

10. What did the Arabs bring to the narrator's bedroom?

  • a) A dog
  • b) A sack
  • c) A bird
  • d) A note

Correct Answer: b) A sack

11. What was squirming inside the sack brought by the Arabs?

  • a) A dog
  • b) An otter
  • c) A cat
  • d) A bird

Correct Answer: b) An otter

12. Who sent the otter to the narrator?

  • a) A stranger
  • b) His friend
  • c) A consulate official
  • d) A local fisherman

Correct Answer: b) His friend

13. What did the Arabs give to the narrator along with the sack?

  • a) A map
  • b) A note
  • c) A photograph
  • d) A passport

Correct Answer: b) A note

14. What did the note say?

  • a) "Take care of the otter."
  • b) "Here is your otter."
  • c) "Please return the otter."
  • d) "The otter is unwell."

Correct Answer: b) "Here is your otter."

15. What emotion did the narrator likely feel on receiving the otter?

  • a) Surprise and joy
  • b) Anger and frustration
  • c) Fear and anxiety
  • d) Indifference

Correct Answer: a) Surprise and joy

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