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1. Who does 'I' refer to in the story?
2. What problem does Mrs Pumphrey think Tricki has?
3. What was Tricki’s main fault?
4. Where did Mr Herriot take Tricki?
5. “I think I know a cure for you.” Who is ‘I’?
6. What did Mrs Pumphrey think her dog is suffering from?
7. What is the meaning of the word 'scrimmage'?
8. Where did Mr Herriot take Tricki?
9. What was best according to the vet?
10. What is the meaning of the word 'scrimmage'?
11. What was best according to the vet?
12. Who was Mrs Pumphrey worried about?
13. What is the meaning of 'distraught'?
14. What was Tricki’s main fault?
15. What did Mrs Pumphrey think her dog is suffering from?
16. Was Tricki happy on seeing Mrs. Pumphrey?
17. Mrs Pumphrey was a very…….. Lady.
18. for how many days he was given no food?
19. Who does 'I' refer to in the story?
20. 'In two weeks he had been transformed into a lithe, hard-musled animal' . What is the meaning of the word 'lithe'?
21. Who was Mrs Pumphrey worried about?
22. What problem does Mrs Pumphrey think Tricki has?
23. Was Tricki happy on seeing Mrs. Pumphrey?

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