Is the following statement true or false?

“The Ghost” and “The Darkness” are names of two man-eating lions.

In paragraph 5 the elderly man:"...dabbed the corners of his mouth with a white napkin and placed his cutlery neatly together on his plate" which makes him appear...

What does the word “laundered” (paragraph 5) tell the reader about the appearance of the elderly gentleman?

Why does the writer state that he and his fellow passengers “swayed” to the dining compartment?

Name the figure of speech used below:

"I lay wrung-out like an old sweat sock"

(write a single word answer and spell it correctly)

What is the function of the apostrophe in “else’s” (paragraph 3)?

Write two consecutive words from paragraph 3 which tell you that the writer shared the dining car with grubby New Zealanders.

(write the two words only - in the correct order - and spell them correctly)

Is the following statement true or false?

The fan in the train very efficient.

Write a synonym from paragraph 2 for the word “dilapidated”. (only write one word, spelled correctly)

In paragraph 1, the writer says that he decides to take the “Lunatic Express”. What does this name suggest about the train?