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Froggy Jumps Martin Eden (an extract). J. LondonOnline version Martin Eden (an extract). J. London by qwerty 1 What made Martin begin to read and study? a He wanted to become a teacher. b He wanted to become equal to Ruth in knowledge and culture. c He wanted to travel around the world. 2 Reading was hard work for him, wasn't it? What did Martin do to make it easier? a He used a dictionary and wrote new words. b He stopped reading difficult books. c He asked Ruth to read for him. 3 What did Ruth advise Martin when they met? a To stop studying. b To stop studying. c To finish grammar school and then go to high school and university 4 What did Martin tell Ruth about his family? a His brothers helped him with money. b His family lived far away but supported him. c His parents were dead and his brothers and sisters could not help him. 5 What exactly did Ruth criticize in Martin’s speech? a His vocabulary. b His grammar c His pronunciation of long words. 6 What did Martin decide to write about first? a His childhood. b His voyage to the South Sea. c His love for Ruth. 7 Why did Martin go to sea again? a All his money had been spent. b He wanted to see the South Sea. c He wanted to write about sailors. 8 How did Shakespeare’s books influence Martin? a They trained his ear and helped him speak good English. b They taught him how to become famous. c They helped him write poems. 9 Which detail shows that Martin continued to educate himself while writing? a He worked nineteen hours a day. b He learned words from lists on the wall and mirror. c He slept only five hours a day. 10 What happened one day? a It had many stamps on it. b It contained a long letter from Ruth. c One story was accepted and he was promised five dollars for it.

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Martin Eden (an extract). J. LondonOnline version

by qwerty

What made Martin begin to read and study?

Reading was hard work for him, wasn't it? What did Martin do to make it easier?

What did Ruth advise Martin when they met?

What did Martin tell Ruth about his family?

What exactly did Ruth criticize in Martin’s speech?

What did Martin decide to write about first?

Why did Martin go to sea again?

How did Shakespeare’s books influence Martin?

Which detail shows that Martin continued to educate himself while writing?

What happened one day?