Read the passage given below and answer the questions that follow : Outside the house, I exercised him on a lead, precisely as if he had been a dog. Mij quickly developed certain compulsive habits on these walks in London streets, like the rituals of children who on their way to and from school must place their feet squarely on the centre of each paving block; must touch every seventh upright of the iron railings, or pass to the outside of every second lamp post. Opposite to my Bat was a single-storied primary school, along whose frontage ran a low wall this wall, jump on it, and gallop the full length of its thirty yards, to the hopeless distraction both of pupils and of staff within.1. How did the author exercise Mij ?a. The author exercises him on a ball like he would have with a dog.b. The author exercised him on a treadmill like he would have with a cat.c. The author exercised him on a lead, like he would have with a dog.d. He exercised him on weights like he would have with cats.2. Where did Mij develop certain compulsive habits?a. Mij developed compulsive habits on the streets on Paris.b. Mij developed compulsive habits on the streets on London.c. Mij developed compulsive habits in his house.d. Mij developed compulsive habits on the road.3. Where was the size of the front wall?a. The front wall was twenty yards.b. The front wall was one yard.c. The front wall was thirty yards.d. The front wall was the size of the otter.4. What was the play the o'er indulged in?a. It is to lie on its back and juggle with small objects between its paws.b. It is to pretend to play dead so that he could trick the author.c. It is to kick balls all around the house like he was playing basketball.d. It is to lie on his front and whine for the master to give him a bath.5. Find a word from the passage which means 'diversion'.a. The passage which means 'diversion' is distraction.b. The passage which means 'diversion' is paving.c. The passage which means 'diversion' is compulsive.d. The passage which means 'diversion' is ritual.