Comprehension box (English)

The adventure of the tin soldier

1. How did the amount of tin that the toymaker had left affect the tin soldier? He was constructed with only one leg.
2. Which sentence includes both similarities and differences between the tin soldier and the paper dancer? The soldier decided that the dancer who also stood on one leg and, unlike him, lived in a castle, was destined to be his wife
3. Immediately after the soldier went under the bridge, he Was Pursued by the rat.
4. You can conclude the boy like the soldier in the beginning because he Looked diligently for him
5. What would the water rat most probably have done with the tin soldier Attacked him
6. It can be 9inferred that because the cook is jolly and rotund she Enjoys her own cooking
7. the pronoun it in paragraph 3 refers to the Boat
8. It is a fact, not an opinion, that fire can Melt come metals
9. The boy most probably threw the tin soldier into the fire because The toy was faded
10. How could the soldier's attitude during his adventures best be summarised Strong and steady
11. The main idea of the fairytale is that: Love endures forever
12. The fairytale is often called the constant tin soldier or the steadfast tin soldier. The words constant and steadfast are: Pronouns
13. What is the writer's purpose for using the old-fashioned word beloved in both paragraph 6 and 7? To relate the depth of the toys' feelings for each other
14. The writer who retold this Hans Christian Andersen fairytale wanted to: Relate a lesser-known fairytale with a sad ending.