Q.1.
In 'a copper at one end', what is meant by the word 'copper'?
Q.2.
In 'the boys had one porringer and no more', what is meant by the word 'porringer'?
Q.3.
Why didn't the bowls ever need washing?
Q.4.
In 'as if they could have devoured the very bricks of which it was composed', which of the following words is closest in meaning to 'devour'?
Q.5.
What is meant by 'suffered the tortures of slow starvation'?
Q.6.
What is meant by 'lots were cast'?
Q.7.
What is meant by 'it fell to Oliver Twist'?
Q.8.
In 'He gazed with stupefied astonishment', who does 'he' refer to?
Q.9.
Why was Oliver called 'the small rebel'?
Q.10.
Who do you think 'the beadle' might be?