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Section A Ans. No: 7

The passage describes a boy's experience staying in an empty haunted house in England with his dog. He wakes up one night to a strange sound, which terrifies him. His dog is also frightened, with its muscles quivering in shock. Though unable to identify the source of the noise, the boy reassures his dog that they will be okay. The descriptive language and first-person narration create a sense of fear and suspense.

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Section A Ans. No: 7

The passage describes a boy's experience staying in an empty haunted house in England with his dog. He wakes up one night to a strange sound, which terrifies him. His dog is also frightened, with its muscles quivering in shock. Though unable to identify the source of the noise, the boy reassures his dog that they will be okay. The descriptive language and first-person narration create a sense of fear and suspense.

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SECTION A

Ans. no: 7

a) It means the writer pampered the dog and helped them to regain their faith and also allows them to

be courageous enough to go forward and unleash the source to disturbance.

b) It showed a direct relation between them meaning that it was being felt that his dog was a little bi

frightened as a result she her muscle was quivering and she was in a shock and the same was for him

as he was also feeling the same.

Ans. no: 8

This Passage is about a boy who was staying at a deserted haunted place with his don in England and

shares his experience and how he felt while staying there. This text was written for people of all age but

especially people who loves horror friction or the people who loves suspense will love it the most. The

writer starts of the text using pictorial description of how moon light cascaded to her bed and what made

her to wake up which helped to gain an overall solid gist about the situation that the writer was going

through. The uses of bold adjectives like “faint, strain” many times in text increased its factualness and

also made the text more reliable towards the readers as it helped the readers to know the whole scenario

with an ease. The writer then starts off by explicitly portraying her immense degree of terror with some

bold pictorial adjectives like “quite impossible” which clearly shows how frightened he was. The writer

was very much descriptive as well as expressive as he was including every single description with proper

detail which eventually made the text more responsive as well as more interesting towards the readers.

The writer also personified the dog as he introduced humane characteristics in it and also compares it with

“she” which juxtaposes the spider with humane qualities and makes it an ease for the readers to compare.

The writer also includes some biological reference as it include some body parts like “limb” which made it
more visualistic as well as imaginative. Then the writer showed some relief as he was moving his hands on

the dog proving that he was “reassuring them“ them that nothing will happen. The writer also describes

the whole passage using first person which made the whole text more descriptive as well as more

imaginative as it helped the readers to gain a complete idea about the scenario and draw a complete

image on the readers mind. Not only this, by using first person narration the writer also has full excess to

be completely expressive which helped the readers to gain a complete idea about the degree of fear he

felt. The writer also expresses her striving monomania to from the “first visit” to unleash what was

present on the other side of the door but unfortunately he wasn’t able to do so. His proportional sense

gave an image on his mind of how “familiar the sort of sound was” but ironically he was still not able to

“exactly place” it. The subjective approach of the writer helped to gain a proper image of how he felt and

how frightened he was which amplified by the uses of simile like “It was a sound of something bumping

gently”, “I could feel the tension” which made the text more descriptive as well as expressive. The writer

writes the whole passage using easy accessible words which made it an ease for all types of reader to read

it. The writer also has suspicion tone all thorough out the text which made it more hyped up among the

readers and also catalyzed among the readers to draw an immense amount of interest on the readers

mind.

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