The chapter reminds me to be careful with my words. Like Mary, I sometimes speak too quickly. It teaches that politeness and kindness in conversations—especially with elders and guests—can prevent misunderstandings and help build better relationships in real life. Class 7 ...
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Mrs. Shaw advises Mary to ask guests to stay longer as a polite gesture. When Mrs. Shaw says, “Please stay a little longer,” it helps maintain hospitality. Her thoughtful words contrast with Mary’s blunt comment, showing the impact of kind ...
The play teaches that polite conversation involves kindness, thoughtfulness and awareness of others’ feelings. Speaking without thinking can unintentionally hurt people. Good manners, sensitivity and the ability to avoid personal remarks are essential for successful and respectful interactions. Class 7 English ...
No, Mary did not find the dog cute. She called it dirty and questioned why anyone would want it. Her negative comment was embarrassing, especially after learning the dog, Towzer, actually belonged to Mrs. Harding, one of the guests. Class 7 ...
Mary criticised people who call the doctor often because she finds it unnecessary. She believes it’s strange to stay in bed in the morning or need frequent medical attention, failing to understand that others might have health concerns she doesn’t. Class ...