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Although he rarely spoke to others, everyone trusted Phileas Fogg because of his respectable "reputation."
rich
well-respected
strict
unusual
During the journey, they faced many "difficulties" along the way.
delays
challenges
surprises
delays
Fogg quietly "accepted" his loss without showing strong emotion.
ignored
allowed
agreed to
admitted
Without his money, Fogg feared a life of "poverty".
extreme lack of money
sadness
weakness
loneliness
He sold all his "possessions" to pay for the journey.
clothes
savings
properties
belongings
He had no close "relatives" to support him in difficult times.
friends
neighbors
partners
family members
Passepartout felt it was his "fault" that they were late.
accident
mistake
decision
responsibility
Suddenly, Passepartout "realized" they had gained a day while traveling east.
imagined
understood
remembered
discovered
The "reverend" agreed to perform the wedding ceremony.
teacher
official
religious leader
judge
People at the Reform Club were confident that Phileas Fogg would win the bet.
FALSE
Newspapers reported that the bank robber had been arrested.
TRUE
Phileas Fogg reacted calmly and politely to Inspector Fix after being released.
FALSE
Passepartout felt happy and proud after the journey ended.
FALSE
Mrs Aouda was affected by Fogg’s financial loss.
TRUE
Fogg refused to marry Mrs Aouda because he did not love her.
FALSE
The wedding could not take place the next day because it was Sunday.
TRUE
