Question

1. why do the cobras want to kill the humans?

a. the humans killed their offspring.
b. they wanted the bungalow all to themselves.
c. the human has a gun.
d. they wanted to get rid of rikki.

1. about how long is nag?

a. three feet
b. four feet
c. five feet
d. six feet

1. when the narrator cuts the fishing line, he is overcome with what feeling?

a. relief
b. regret
c. hostility
d. embarrassment

Explanation:

Question 8

This question is about the reason cobras want to kill humans, likely from a literary work (e.g., "Rikki - Tikki - Tavi"). In the story, the cobras (Nag and Nagaina) want the bungalow for themselves as they see humans as intruders in their territory. Option a is incorrect as the humans didn't kill their offspring (the humans were going to destroy the eggs, but that's after the cobras' plan to kill humans). Option c is not the reason for their desire to kill humans. Option d is incorrect as their main target is the humans, not just Rikki.

For the length of Nag (from "Rikki - Tikki - Tavi"), Nag is described as being about five feet long.

When the narrator cuts the fishing line (context - likely from a story where the fishing line was a source of tension or a difficult situation), cutting it would bring a feeling of relief as the tension or problem related to the fishing line is resolved. Regret would be if he felt bad about cutting it, hostility is a negative feeling towards someone, and embarrassment is about feeling ashamed, which don't fit.

Answer:

b. They wanted the bungalow all to themselves.

Question 9