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Question
Say ‘False’ or ‘True’ for the following statement.
Macavity is well-dressed, smart, and bright.
Options
True
False
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Solution
False
Macavity is not well-dressed as its coat is dusty out of neglect. Its eyes are sunken, and not bright.
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