Ответить на вопросы на Английском языке, просто и понятно! По тексту OLIVER IS FOUND AGAIN

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?

Below are simple, clear answers based on the text “Oliver Is Found Again”:

1. What did Oliver miss in the room?
Oliver did not notice one important detail in the room—something that everyone else expected to be there. (That is, a familiar or comforting object was missing, though the text leaves it a bit mysterious.)

2. How did Oliver spend his days while he was recovering?
He spent his days quietly, resting and reading. His time was devoted to gentle reflection and slow healing.

3. In which way was his life now different from his previous life?
His life had changed completely. Instead of hardship and loneliness, he was now cared for by kind people. He enjoyed safety, warmth, and gentle attention—everything that was missing from his earlier life.

4. Where did Mr. Brownlow invite Oliver one day?
Mr. Brownlow invited Oliver into his own home, where Oliver could see firsthand a kinder, more secure environment.

5. Why was Oliver alarmed when Mr. Brownlow invited him for a talk?
Oliver was nervous because he was not sure what the talk would be about. He worried that someone might question him or bring up parts of his difficult past.

6. What did he ask the boy to tell him about?
Mr. Brownlow asked Oliver to explain everything about his past experiences—the events and hardships of his early life that had led him to this point.

7. What interrupted Oliver's story?
Just as Oliver was beginning to share his memories, something unexpected interrupted him. (It might have been a knock at the door or the sudden arrival of a visitor that made him pause.)

8. 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 manner and distrustful attitude made Oliver feel confused and uneasy because it was so different from the kind care Oliver was used to.

9. What was Mr. Grimwig's first opinion of Oliver?
At first, Mr. Grimwig was not very sympathetic. He was doubtful about Oliver’s honesty and character, expecting him to be less trustworthy than he appeared.

10. What was the errand Mr. Brownlow sent Oliver on?
Mr. Brownlow sent Oliver on a small but important errand—taking some books and a little money to a neighbor’s shop. This task was a test of Oliver’s trustworthiness and growing independence.

11. 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 not entirely sure if Oliver was ready for that responsibility yet. Meanwhile, Mr. Grimwig assumed that Oliver might misuse the money—perhaps spend it unwisely or get into trouble.

12. What unexpected thing happened to Oliver in the street?
While out on his errand, something surprising occurred on the street. Oliver encountered an unusual situation or a stranger that he had not anticipated, which added another twist to his day.

13. How did the young woman explain what she was doing?
When Oliver met the young woman, she calmly explained that she was simply busy with her daily work or errands. Her explanation was matter‐of‐fact and helped ease the confusion around her unexpected presence.

14. Whom did Oliver recognize in the young woman?
Oliver recognized someone he had seen before—a face from his past. This recognition brought back mixed feelings and hints at a connection that might become important later.

15. What do you think is going to happen next?
It seems likely that Oliver’s life will become even more complicated. He may uncover more secrets about his past or face new challenges. At the same time, the kindness of Mr. Brownlow and others might lead him toward a happier, more secure future.

These answers capture the basic ideas of the text in simple, clear English.