Test: Gullivers Travels - 2 - Class 5 MCQ

The passage mentions that the creature blew the protagonist's hair aside to get a better view of his face.

The passage states that the inhabitants sat on the ground to take a good look at the protagonist after he was placed on the ground.

The passage describes fields of barley on either side of the steep hill that the protagonist climbed.

The passage states that the country the protagonist explored was barren and rocky.

The passage describes the inhabitant's voice as much louder than a trumpet, sounding like thunder.

In the passage, the narrator mentions pulling off his hat and making a low bow towards the farmers. This indicates a gesture of respect or acknowledgment in their presence.

The passage states that during dinner, the farmer's wife crumbled some bread and placed it before the narrator. Additionally, she was stroking a cat, which implies a similar affectionate gesture towards the narrator.

The passage mentions a noise behind the narrator during dinner, which is revealed to be the entrance of the farmer's one-year-old son.

The passage describes the child grabbing the narrator from the table and putting the narrator's head into his mouth, an unexpected and dangerous action.

The passage mentions that the baby dropped the narrator, and the narrator would have broken his neck if the mother had not held her apron under him. This action saved the narrator from harm.