Important Questions (Plays) Part 2

Q17:    How did the second man accuse the first man of lying?
Ans:    Second man accused the first man of lying because he had already seen the in the room through the glass of the door.
Q18:    How much impressive were the morals of Kreton?
Ans:    His morals were very impressive. He was very polite, courteous, tolerant and patient. He tried to satisfy everyone with love.
Q19:    How did Ellen defend john?
Ans:    Ellen is argumentative so she defended John with her argues.
Q20:    Does the writer open the oyster? Why or why not?
Ans:    He does not open the oyster because he knows that there is no pearl in it. He has bought It just to help a poor family.
Q21:    Why did the girl refuse to go with second man? Or Why she did not accompany the second man?
Ans:    The girl reused to go with the second man because she thought that he might be the killer.
Q22:    Who saved the life of the girl?
Ans:    The dog that jumped and seized the man with its sharp teeth, saved the life of the girl.
Q23:    Who is John? What is Mr.Spelding’s view about him?
Ans:    John is boy friend of Mr.Spelding’s daughter, Ellen. Mr.Spelding thinks that John is not ambitious. He has no object of life.
Q24:    What is optical illusion?
Ans:    Optical illusion is a visual deception. It is a state of mind when things appear to us quite contrary to their real nature.
Q25:    What is mass hysteria?
Ans:    It means react of people to something in an uncontrolled or unreasonable way.
Q26:    What does Clay believe in the oyster? How much is its worth?
Ans:    He believes that there is a big pearl in oyster. The worth of the pearl might be tree hundred dollars.
Q27:    What was the condition of the girl? Or What was the condition of the girl when she entered the room?
Ans:    Her cloths were wet and muddy. Her hair was scattered. She was sobbing.
Q28:    How dose powers accuse Kreton?
Ans:    He accuses that kreton is spy. He thinks that Kreton has been sent by an alien planet to know about their secrets.

Q29:    What is the purpose of the visit of Kreton?
Ans:    Mr. Kreton has sent to take the charge of the whole world. He also wants to see the progress it has made.

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