Read and give the gist of the Directors suggestions. Answer

Read and give the gist of the Directors suggestions. Answer questions l-n alongside the text. When the work on the X Principle had gone on for six weeks, the Institute staff suspected that something was occurring, and they hinted to Martin that he needed their several assistances. He avoided them. He did not desire to be caught in any of the competing factions. (...) How the Director first heard that Martin was finding gold is not known. (...) One morning he burst in, whiskers alive, and reproached Martin: What is this mysterious discovery youre making, Arrowsmith? Ive asked Dr Gottlieb, but he evades me; he says you want to be sure, first. I must know about it, not only because I take a very friendly interest in your work but because I am, after all, your Director!quot; Martin felt that his one ewe lamb was being snatched from him but he could see no way to refuse. He brought out his note-books and the agar slants with their dissolved patches of bacilli. Tubbs gasped, assaulted his whiskers, did a moment of impressive thinking, and clamored: Do you mean to say you think you39;ve discovered an infectious disease of bacteria, and you havent told me about it? My dear boy, I dont believe you quite realize that you may have hit on the supreme way to kill pathogenic bacteria.... And you didnt tell me!quot; (...] And then he took Martin to the top of the mountain and showed him the kingdoms. Yes. the best room for you would be that big one on the upper floor, right next to the elevator. Thats vacant now. And your office across the hall. And all the assistance you require. Why, my boy, you wont need to sit up nights using your hands in this wasteful way, but just think things out and take up possible extensions of the work cover all the possible fields. Well extend this to everything! Well have scores of physicians in hospitals helping us and confirming our results and widening our efforts...quot; l The Director is described in a: a) respectful way. b) ironic way. c) frightening way. Why do you think so? m Martin was: a) reluctant b) happy c) eager to show his discovery. How do you know? n What does this phrase mean? How can you find out? Do you know what to call this literary device? Can you give examples from Russian literature?