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Before him on the tablecloth lay an open book. His powerful brain was plainly busy. (a) Who is he referred to here? (b) What kind of person he is? (c) Give the meaning of ‘plainly’.
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31/01/2021 10:58 am
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Read the extracts given below and answer the questions that follow:
Before him on the tablecloth lay an open book. His powerful brain was plainly busy.
(a) Who is he referred to here?
(b) What kind of person he is?
(c) Give the meaning of ‘plainly’.
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31/01/2021 10:59 am
(a) He is Harold, the Bramble’s son.
(b) He is a studious lad, an intellectual-type.
(c) ‘clearly’.
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