The mystery is unfolded for the narrator and he receives a mail from the real Sebastian who thanks him for rescuing him and wishes to meet him. EXTRACT COMPREHENSION QUESTION EXERCISES [A] Shultz, the boy I’d got to know so well recently, had apparently been in a “Sebastian coma for all that time. I felt nervous and shivery. It didn’t make any sense at all.” (a) How does the narrator know Sebastian? (b) What had happened to him? (c) What is the meaning of the word ‘shivery’? Answers. (a) The narrator knows Sebastian as a computer character whom he has met in different psycho-drive games. (b) Sebastian Shultz had met an accident and had gone to the state of coma. (c) frightened [B] we have one last try’ it said, think the helicopter was the right idea. There’s got “‘Can ‘I to be some kind of an accident… go into If this doesn’t work I won’t bother ‘Warzone’. you again. Cheers, Seb.” (a) What did Sebastian want to have a last try for? (b) What is the zone’? ‘War (c) What does Sebastian mean by- I won’t bother you again? Answers. (a) Sebastian wanted the narrator to have a last try in rescuing him by attempting the psycho-drive game named Zone’. ‘War (b) War zone is a psycho-drive computer game in which the target of the player is to safely pass through the battle field. (c) Sebastian means that he would not disturb the narrator for helping him in getting him rescued any more if this attempt fails. [C] jumped in, turned the ignition key and revved the engine. in’. I climbed into “He ‘Jump the passenger seat and we were off.” (a) Who are in these lines? ‘we’ (b) Where are they off to? (c) What is the meaning of the word- ‘revved’? Answers. (a) The narrator and Sebastian Shultz are in the lines. ‘we’ (b) They are off to a grounded helicopter which is landed on the other side of the zone’ ‘war in the computer game Zone’. ‘War (c) to prepare/to start.
The mystery is unfolded for the narrator and he receives a mail from the real Sebastian who thanks him for rescuing him and wishes to meet him. EXTRACT COMPREHENSION QUESTION EXERCISES [A] “Sebastian Shultz, the boy I’d got to know so well recently, had apparently been in a coma for all that time. I felt nervous and shivery. It didn’t make any sense at all.” (a) How does the narrator know Sebastian? (b) What had happened to him? (c) What is the meaning of the word ‘shivery’? Answers. (a) The narrator knows Sebastian as a computer character whom he has met in different psycho-drive games. (b) Sebastian Shultz had met an accident and had gone to the state of coma. (c) frightened [B] “‘Can we have one last try’ it said, ‘I think the helicopter was the right idea. There’s got to be some kind of an accident… go into ‘Warzone’. If this doesn’t work I won’t bother you again. Cheers, Seb.” (a) What did Sebastian want to have a last try for? (b) What is the ‘War zone’? (c) What does Sebastian mean by- I won’t bother you again? Answers. (a) Sebastian wanted the narrator to have a last try in rescuing him by attempting the psycho-drive game named ‘War Zone’. (b) War zone is a psycho-drive computer game in which the target of the player is to safely pass through the battle field. (c) Sebastian means that he would not disturb the narrator for helping him in getting him rescued any more if this attempt fails. [C] “He jumped in, turned the ignition key and revved the engine. ‘Jump in’. I climbed into the passenger seat and we were off.” (a) Who are ‘we’ in these lines? (b) Where are they off to? (c) What is the meaning of the word- ‘revved’? Answers. (a) The narrator and Sebastian Shultz are ‘we’ in the lines. (b) They are off to a grounded helicopter which is landed on the other side of the ‘war zone’ in the computer game ‘War Zone’. (c) to prepare/to start.
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