Test: The Snake And The Mirror - 2

To grow a thin moustache.     

To keep an attractive smile on his face always.    

Both A and B.    

Neither A nor B.

A woman doctor with a good medical practice.     

A woman who had plenty of money.     

A woman too fat to run after him.     

All the above.

The squeak of a rat.    

The hiss of a snake.    

The dull thud of something falling to the ground.    

The sound of somebody coming into the room.

A rubber tube.    

A big rat.    

A fat snake.    

A dead mouse.

A fat snake landed on his shoulder.    

A fat snake fell on the back of his chair.     

A fat snake fell to the ground.    

A fat snake wriggled from his shoulder to the back of the chair.

He did not jump.    

He did not tremble.    

He did not cry out.    

He neither jumped nor trembled nor cried out.

He cried in fear.       

He trembled in fear.        

He jumped up from the chair.        

He was turned to stone.

He felt as if a leaden rod was piercing his heart.        

He felt as if he was going to die.          

He felt as if God had come there to save him.         

He felt as if a rod of fire was crushing his arm.

fearsome symbols of death

faithful friends 

loyal to the human being

not harmful to us

stone

bullet

mud

stick