Which line of dialogue best shows how the Traveller feels about what has happened to him?
A “What a treat it is to stick a fork into meat again!”
B “I’ve lived . . . such days as no human has ever lived before.”
C “[Forget the story . . . I want something to eat.]”
D “I’m nearly worn out, but I shan’t sleep until I’ve told this thing over to you.”
What shows that the other men are eager to hear the Traveller’s story?
A They refuse to let him finish his dinner.
B They agree to listen with no interruptions.
C They ask for proof that he has been time travelling.
D They agree to return after the Traveller has eaten and slept.
For the first question, the line of dialogue that best shows how the Traveller feels about what has happened to him is:
B “I’ve lived . . . such days as no human has ever lived before.”
This indicates that he feels both extraordinary and possibly overwhelmed by his experiences, suggesting a mix of amazement and disbelief.
For the second question, the answer that shows the other men are eager to hear the Traveller’s story is:
A They refuse to let him finish his dinner.
This demonstrates their impatience and eagerness to hear his tale about his adventures.
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