English, 24.03.2021 17:20 tylorroundy

1. Which statement would be included in a summary of the passage? A. The French and mathematics teachers discuss spiritualism on the sofa.
B. Ahineev believes Vankin is spreading rumors about him to the guests.
C. Vankin whispers something to the inspector's sister-in-law during the party.
D. Ahineev enters the kitchen at midnight to check on supper.

2. Which two statements would be included in a summary of the passage?
A. Ahineev enters the kitchen at midnight to check on supper.
B. The French and mathematics teachers discuss spiritualism on the sofa.
C. Ahineev believes Vankin is spreading rumors about him to the guests.
D. Vankin whispers something to the inspector's sister-in-law during the party.
E. Vankin swears to Ahineev that he did not gossip about him.

3. Which is the best summary of paragraph 9?

A. Ahineev suspects that Vankin is going to talk about him to his guests when he sees Vankin with the inspector's sister-in-law.
B. Ahineev goes hesitantly into his drawing room and sees Vankin laughing and talking with a woman.
C. Ahineev decides to go to the drawing-room to keep Vankin from ruining his reputation.
D. Ahineev sees Vankin spreading rumors about him and goes over to the French teacher to explain what really happened in the kitchen

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