Selection Quick Checks (English)



1.	Why had the narrator's house been long enclosed?
	A.	The air in Dublin was smelly and polluted.
	B.	The former tenant had died in the back drawing room.
	C.	North Richmond Street was notorious for criminal activity.
	D.	It was the only way to drown out the loud street noises.

2.	Whose door does the narrator watch every morning?
	A.	Mangan's sister's door
	B.	his uncle's door
	C.	the door of the Christian Brother's School
	D.	his father's study door

3.	What does the narrator promise to do if he goes to Araby?
	A.	look after Mangan
	B.	wait for Mangan's sister at the entrance
	C.	describe everything that happened at Araby to Mangan's sister
	D.	bring something home to Mangan's sister

4.	Why do the narrator's eyes burn with anguish and anger at the end of the story?
	A.	He did not have enough money to buy a vase.
	B.	He missed most of the Araby bazaar.
	C.	He saw himself as a creature driven and derided by vanity.
	D.	He was not able to buy a present for Mangan's sister.

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