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This document contains questions and answers based on the short story The Elevator by Bruce Coville. It covers important elements of the story including the character of Martin, his fear of elevators, the mysterious fat lady, and the suspenseful events in the apartment building. The material includes comprehension questions, short-answer explanations, and exam-oriented responses that help students understand themes such as fear, suspense, and psychological tension. It is useful for ICSE Class 10 English Literature revision and examination preparation.


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