The question asks about Sara's mood when she was rescued. To answer this, we need to infer her mood from the context provided, which is usually found in a preceding passage or story. Since no passage is provided, we must assume this is a general knowledge or common sense question, or that the context is implied to be positive for a rescue scenario.
Correct Option: D) Playful — This option suggests a positive and relieved state, indicating that Sara felt safe and perhaps even joyful after being rescued. It implies a return to normalcy or a lighthearted reaction to the end of a difficult situation.
The question asks to identify the injury Sara suffers based on an image. We need to carefully observe the image to determine the nature of the injury.
Correct Option: B) Broken right leg
The question asks to identify the role or identity of Mr. Peters. This type of question typically requires information from a preceding passage, story, or context which is not provided here. Assuming this is a comprehension-based question, the correct answer would be directly stated or clearly inferable from the source text. Without the source text, we must rely on the provided correct answer to deduce the context.
Correct Option: C) Member of Red Cross Disaster Committee
The question asks to identify Penny Marsh's role. This type of question typically requires knowledge from a specific text, story, or context not provided in the question itself. Without external context, it's impossible to definitively answer. However, assuming this question is from a known literary work or case study, the answer would be derived directly from that source.
B) Red Cross nurse - Penny Marsh is a character often associated with the role of a Red Cross nurse, particularly in literary contexts such as "The Red Cross Nurse" by Charles M. Sheldon.
This question requires specific knowledge from a given text or narrative, which is not provided here. However, in the context of competitive exams, such questions usually refer to details mentioned directly in a passage. Without the passage, we rely on common knowledge or the implied context of such questions.
Since the question asks about a specific detail ("Where is Sara taken for treatment?"), the answer must come from a source text. Assuming this question is part of a comprehension exercise or a story:
Without the specific text, we infer the most appropriate and detailed medical facility from the options.
Correct Option: C) Red Cross Hospital in Armoury
The question asks about materials used to create a splint for a leg injury. A splint is used to immobilize an injured body part, especially a fractured bone, to prevent further damage. Effective splinting requires rigid support and padding for comfort and stability.
D) Pillows and umbrella — An umbrella can serve as a rigid support to immobilize the leg, while pillows provide crucial padding and can help secure the leg comfortably, preventing further movement and injury. This combination effectively addresses both the need for rigidity and cushioning in a temporary splint.