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Oliver Asks for More

ICSE · Class 10 · English Literature-Treasure Chest ( Poems and Short Stories)

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Who is the central child character in "Oliver Asks for More"?

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What kind of food is given to the boys in the workhouse?

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How many bowls of gruel do the boys receive each day?

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On which day do the boys receive bread with their meal?

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Who names the abandoned children in alphabetical order?

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Mr Bumble

Mr Bumble is the parish beadle who names abandoned children in alphabetical order as a bureaucratic habit.

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Which letters had been used before Oliver was named?

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S and T

Before Oliver, Mr Bumble had named children Swubble and Twist, which means the letters S and T were already used.

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What words does Oliver speak when he asks for more food?

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Please, sir, I want some more.

Oliver politely says, "Please, sir, I want some more." These words are famous for their simplicity and courage.

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How old is Oliver when he is slowly starving with the other boys?

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Nine years old

Oliver is nine years old when he lives under the harsh workhouse system with the other boys.

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