Why did the doctor suggest that his wife Yecko-San must go on ahead?

Tick all the right answers

(a) she had less injuries

(b) she had not much difficulty walking

(c) the doctor could not walk

(d) he wanted his wife saved

(e) the doctor thought more about her safety than about himself

As he and his wife stood and watched a building crash, his uppermost thoughts were

(a) _______________

(b) _______________

The poet says, 'This thought disturbed me somewhat," This thought refers to

A dreadful loneliness came over me when she had gone.

(a) Who is the 'she' referred to here?

(b) Where did she go?

(c) What did the doctor feel when she had left? Do you think she should have left?

..........My mind Ran at high speed, my body crept behind. Why was his body unable to keep pace with his thoughts?