In a few days the coolies hoisted the cage on to the island and Baba was released. He was delighted; standing on his hindlegs, he pointed his ‘gun’ and cradled his ‘baby’. My wife spent hours sitting on a chair there while he sat on her lap. He was fifteen months old and pretty heavy too!The way my wife reaches the island and leaves it is interesting. I have tied a rope to the overhanging branch of a mango tree with a loop at its end. Putting one foot in the loop, she kicks off with the other, to bridge the six-foot gap that constitutes the width of the surrounding pit. The return journey is made the same way. But who can say now that a sloth bear has no sense of affection, no memory and no individual characteristics ?1. ‘Baba was standing on his hindlegs’. This sentence in the passage shows the bear’s ……………………A. anger.B. attacking mood.C. delight.D. miserable condition.2. The surrounding pit was created ………………..A. so that nobody could reach the bear.B. so that the bear could be kept confined.C. so that the bear could be kept safe from other animals.D. None of these three3. The writer’s wife could manage to reach the bear and come back from him with the help of ………………..A. the writer.B. the caretaker of the bear.C. a rope hanging from a branch of the mango tree.D. a jumping board.4. In the end, the writer wants to convey us the message that …………………A. ‘a bear is a sensitive animal’.B. ‘a bear is an intelligent animal’.C. ‘animals should be loved and taken care of kindly’.D. All of these three