Moments: A House Is Not a Home · Class 9 · CBSE English
Why was the narrator deeply attached to her red tabby cat?
Practice question from Moments: A House Is Not a Home (Class 9 · CBSE English), with the correct answer and a step-by-step solution.
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Why was the narrator deeply attached to her red tabby cat?
- A.It was a rare and expensive breed.
- B.It had saved her life during the fire.
- C.She had rescued it as a small kitten and it was always affectionate.Correct answer
- D.It was a gift from her late father.
Solution
The narrator had rescued the cat when it was a small kitten, and it had a special, comforting bond with her, often sitting atop her papers while she worked.
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