Foot Print without Feet

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             Foot Print Without Feet

Short Questions 
  1. Who is the author of the story?
  2. What was the scientist's name? 
  3. What did Griffin discover? 
  4. Why did Griffin set his landlord's house on fire? 
  5. How did Griffin become invisible?  
  6. Who first noticed the mysterious footprints?
  7. What kind of footprints were they? 
  8. Where did Griffin first hide from the cold in London? 
  9. What did Griffin steal from the London store?
  10. Where did Griffin go after leaving the London store? 
  11. What did he wear on his face from the theatrical shop? 
  12. What village did Griffin escape to for privacy? 
  13. What was the name of the local inn where he stayed? 
  14. Who was the owner of the inn?
  15. How did Mrs. Hall find Griffin? 
  16. Whose house did Griffin rob in Iping? 
  17. Who was the village constable called to arrest Griffin?
  18. What unusual thing happened during the constable's scuffle with Griffin?
  19. What is the central theme of the story? 
  20. What core message does the story convey? 

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