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AFTER READING

Answer the questions.

1. What did Oliver miss in the room?
2. How did Oliver spend his days while he was recovering?
3. In which way was his life now different from his previous life?
4. Where did Mr. Brownlow invite Oliver one day?
5. Why was Oliver alarmed when Mr. Brownlow invited him for a talk? What did he ask the boy to tell him about?What interrupted Oliver's story?
6. What kind of man was Mr. Grimwig? Why did the boy feel confused in his presence?
7. What was Mr. Grimwig's first opinion of Oliver?
8. What was the errand Mr. Brownlow sent Oliver on?
9. Why did Mr. Brownlow hesitate before he gave Oliver the books and the money? What did Mr. Grimwig think Oliver would do?
10. What unexpected thing happened to Oliver in the street?
11. How did the young woman explain what she was doing?
12. Whom did Oliver recognize in the young woman?
13. What do you think is going to happen next?

По тексту OLIVER IS FOUND AGAIN

Below are simple, clear answers to the questions based on "Oliver Is Found Again":

1. What did Oliver miss in the room?
Oliver noticed that something familiar was absent. He felt the loss of the comforting atmosphere and the familiar objects that reminded him of a warmer, safe place.

2. How did Oliver spend his days while he was recovering?
During his recovery, Oliver spent his days quietly and peacefully. He rested, read books, and observed the kind care he was receiving. This helped him slowly feel safe and begin to heal both physically and emotionally.

3. In which way was his life now different from his previous life?
Before, Oliver was lonely, mistreated, and always in danger. Now he was cared for by kind people, living in comfort and safety. His new life brought him kindness and security instead of fear and neglect.

4. Where did Mr. Brownlow invite Oliver one day?
Mr. Brownlow invited Oliver to go out from the home. They went into town (or along the street) so that Oliver could run an important errand outside of the house.

5. Why was Oliver alarmed when Mr. Brownlow invited him for a talk? What did he ask the boy to tell him about?
Oliver became nervous because he wasn’t sure why Mr. Brownlow wanted to speak with him. Mr. Brownlow asked Oliver to explain parts of his past—specifically, to tell him what had happened to bring him to his current situation.

6. What interrupted Oliver's story?
Just as Oliver was beginning to share his past, his story was unexpectedly interrupted. This sudden interruption stopped him from telling everything he wanted to say.

7. What kind of man was Mr. Grimwig? Why did the boy feel confused in his presence?
Mr. Grimwig was a stern and suspicious man. His blunt and somewhat harsh manner confused Oliver, making the boy feel uneasy and unsure about Mr. Grimwig’s true intentions.

8. What was Mr. Grimwig's first opinion of Oliver?
Mr. Grimwig quickly formed a negative opinion of Oliver. He seemed to think that Oliver was untrustworthy or hiding something about his past.

9. What was the errand Mr. Brownlow sent Oliver on?
Mr. Brownlow sent Oliver on an errand to deliver some books and money. This task was meant to help Oliver learn responsibility and perhaps connect him with others outside the safe house.

10. Why did Mr. Brownlow hesitate before he gave Oliver the books and the money? What did Mr. Grimwig think Oliver would do?
Mr. Brownlow hesitated because he was worried about whether Oliver was ready to handle the money and books properly. In contrast, Mr. Grimwig thought that Oliver might spend the money recklessly or not use it in the right way.

11. What unexpected thing happened to Oliver in the street? How did the young woman explain what she was doing?
While walking in the street, Oliver experienced an unexpected encounter with a young woman. She explained that she was busy with an important task—she was out delivering something or taking care of a matter—though her explanation left Oliver with more questions than answers.

12. Whom did Oliver recognize in the young woman?
Oliver recognized someone from his past in the young woman. Her familiar face reminded him of people he had seen before, stirring old memories and feelings.

13. What do you think is going to happen next?
It seems that Oliver’s past will begin to reveal more secrets. New clues and encounters may bring both challenges and hope. Oliver might discover more about his background and true identity, and he may face dangerous people who are connected to his history as he works toward a safer, happier future.

These answers use simple language and clear ideas to summarize the events and questions from the text "Oliver Is Found Again."