Footprints Without Feet: The Hack Driver · Class 10 · CBSE English
Why was the narrator sent specifically to New Forest by his firm?
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easy · MCQ · Q-67FB08
Why was the narrator sent specifically to New Forest by his firm?
- A.To investigate a major murder case
- B.To buy a horse-drawn carriage
- C.To serve a summons on Oliver LutkinsCorrect answer
- D.To collect overdue rent from local villagers
Solution
The narrator was sent to New Forest because the firm had repeatedly failed to serve a legal summons on Oliver Lutkins, who was needed as a witness in a lawsuit.
More from Footprints Without Feet: The Hack Driver
- What was the narrator's primary profession or job role at the firm where he worked before being sent to New Forest?
- How did the hack driver, Bill, initially present himself to the narrator at the railway station?
- Which of the following locations did Bill NOT take the narrator to while supposedly searching for Lutkins?
- What was the most striking physical reaction of Oliver Lutkins' mother when the narrator and Bill visited her farm?
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