1. Why did Griffin leave London for Iping?
- a) To find new experiments
- b) To escape the police
- c) To get away from the crowd
- d) To visit relatives
Correct Answer: c) To get away from the crowd
2. Why was Griffin’s arrival at the inn unusual?
- a) It was summer and inns were closed
- b) Strangers rarely came in winter
- c) He had no luggage
- d) He looked rich and famous
Correct Answer: b) Strangers rarely came in winter
3. What excuse did Griffin give Mrs Hall about his face?
- a) He had no face
- b) He was injured in an accident
- c) He suffered from a disease
- d) He was shy of people
Correct Answer: b) He was injured in an accident
4. Why was Mrs Hall willing to tolerate Griffin’s eccentric behaviour?
- a) He was very polite
- b) He paid her in advance
- c) He explained everything clearly
- d) She respected scientists greatly
Correct Answer: b) He paid her in advance
5. How did Griffin pretend when his money was finished?
- a) He said he was poor
- b) He promised to sell inventions
- c) He claimed he was expecting a cheque
- d) He begged Mrs Hall for food
Correct Answer: c) He claimed he was expecting a cheque
6. What was heard by the clergyman and his wife in their study?
- a) Griffin’s voice
- b) The sound of drawers opening and coins clinking
- c) Footsteps running upstairs
- d) A chair moving
Correct Answer: b) The sound of drawers opening and coins clinking
7. What did the clergyman find when he flung open the door?
- a) Griffin stealing money
- b) An open window
- c) An empty room
- d) His servant
Correct Answer: c) An empty room
8. What was missing from the clergyman’s desk?
- a) Letters
- b) Housekeeping money
- c) Keys
- d) Documents
Correct Answer: b) Housekeeping money
9. Why did Mrs Hall enter Griffin’s room that morning?
- a) To clean it
- b) To check his health
- c) Because the door was open
- d) To collect rent
Correct Answer: c) Because the door was open
10. What strange sign showed Griffin had been up early?
- a) Food on the table
- b) Bedclothes were cold
- c) A light still burning
- d) His shoes missing
Correct Answer: b) Bedclothes were cold
11. What attacked Mrs Hall in the scientist’s room?
- a) The bedclothes
- b) A chair and a hat
- c) A mirror
- d) Griffin himself
Correct Answer: b) A chair and a hat
12. How did the chair behave?
- a) It broke into pieces
- b) It danced around the room
- c) It charged at Mrs Hall and pushed her out
- d) It floated quietly
Correct Answer: c) It charged at Mrs Hall and pushed her out
13. What did Mrs Hall think caused the strange happenings?
- a) Witchcraft or spirits
- b) A thief hiding in the room
- c) Griffin’s experiments
- d) Strong wind
Correct Answer: a) Witchcraft or spirits
14. What strengthened suspicion against Griffin after the burglary?
- a) He denied leaving his room
- b) He suddenly had cash
- c) He laughed strangely
- d) He admitted stealing
Correct Answer: b) He suddenly had cash
15. Who was secretly sent for by the villagers?
- a) A priest
- b) The constable
- c) The landlord
- d) The magistrate
Correct Answer: b) The constable
16. Why was Mrs Hall angry with Griffin?
- a) He refused to pay
- b) She believed he had bewitched her furniture
- c) He was rude
- d) He damaged her inn
Correct Answer: b) She believed he had bewitched her furniture
17. What happened when Mrs Hall questioned Griffin?
- a) He paid her rent
- b) He explained politely
- c) He lost his temper and revealed himself
- d) He fled immediately
Correct Answer: c) He lost his temper and revealed himself
18. How did Griffin shock the people in the inn?
- a) He showed his money
- b) He removed his disguise and became headless
- c) He broke the furniture
- d) He disappeared suddenly
Correct Answer: b) He removed his disguise and became headless
19. Who was Mr Jaffers?
- a) A farmer
- b) A constable
- c) A shopkeeper
- d) A neighbour
Correct Answer: b) A constable
20. What was unusual about Jaffers’ duty that day?
- a) He had to arrest a headless man
- b) He had to arrest his landlord
- c) He had to arrest two thieves
- d) He had to arrest a ghost
Correct Answer: a) He had to arrest a headless man
21. How did Griffin try to escape from the constable?
- a) By running out of the inn
- b) By begging for mercy
- c) By bribing Jaffers
- d) By throwing off his clothes to become invisible
Correct Answer: d) By throwing off his clothes to become invisible
22. Why was it difficult to arrest Griffin?
- a) He was too strong
- b) He was armed
- c) He had many followers
- d) He became invisible
Correct Answer: d) He became invisible
23. How did the constable finally end up?
- a) He caught Griffin
- b) He tied Griffin’s hands
- c) He was knocked unconscious
- d) He called for soldiers
Correct Answer: c) He was knocked unconscious
24. What did the villagers experience during the arrest attempt?
- a) They saw floating clothes
- b) They heard loud laughter
- c) They watched Griffin surrender
- d) They felt blows from nowhere
Correct Answer: d) They felt blows from nowhere
25. What happened to Griffin at the end of Part 2?
- a) He was imprisoned
- b) He was killed
- c) He surrendered
- d) He escaped successfully
Correct Answer: d) He escaped successfully
26. Why did Mrs Hall call Griffin “eccentric”?
- a) He behaved strangely and avoided people
- b) He wore fashionable clothes
- c) He was very friendly
- d) He talked to himself
Correct Answer: a) He behaved strangely and avoided people
27. Which theme is highlighted through Mrs Hall’s furniture episode?
- a) The power of magic
- b) Fear of the unknown
- c) Science is always right
- d) Friendship and trust
Correct Answer: b) Fear of the unknown
28. What does Griffin’s sudden appearance of money after theft show?
- a) He was intelligent
- b) He was hard-working
- c) He was lucky
- d) He was dishonest
Correct Answer: d) He was dishonest
29. What competency is tested when students conclude: “Power without morality is dangerous”?
- a) Recall
- b) Inference and evaluation
- c) Vocabulary
- d) Memory skills
Correct Answer: b) Inference and evaluation
30. What central idea of Part 2 is most clear?
- a) Society respects eccentric scientists
- b) Arresting criminals is easy
- c) Villagers always believe in witchcraft
- d) Crime and misuse of science lead to downfall
Correct Answer: d) Crime and misuse of science lead to downfall
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