Read Chapter 4, and answer these questions: 1) Why did Ram Dass come across the roof to Sara’s room? 2) Why did Sara feel sorry for the Indian gentleman? 3) Why did Mr Carrisford want to find Ralph Crewe’s child? 4) Why did Mr Carrisford run away from Ralph in India? 5) Why was Mr Carrisford sorry for the little servant-girl next door? 6) Why did Mr Carrisford go to Moscow? 7) Why did Sara give her bread to a child in the street? 8) Why was Sara very unhappy that night?

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Ram Dass came across the roof to Sara’s room because he wanted to show her his little monkey.
Sara felt sorry for the Indian gentleman because he was lonely and had no friends in England.
Mr Carrisford wanted to find Ralph Crewe’s child because he felt responsible for Ralph’s daughter and wanted to make sure that she was safe and cared for.
Mr Carrisford ran away from Ralph in India because he was afraid of Ralph’s anger and did not want to face him.
Mr Carrisford was sorry for the little servant-girl next door because she worked hard, lived in a cold attic room and seemed lonely and unhappy.
Mr Carrisford went to Moscow because he was looking for Ralph Crewe’s child.
Sara gave her bread to a child in the street because the child was hungry and she felt sorry for him.
Sara was very unhappy that night because she had no food left after giving her bread to the child and was cold, tired and lonely.