Which of the following best describes the child? (Open Window)

A. Imaginative and mischievous

B. Caring and vibrant

C. Disinterested

D. Unintelligent and outgoing

A. Imaginative and mischievous

Explanation:

The child is imaginative and mischievous. She first tells Mr. Nutel a false tale about her aunt. She tells him that her husband and brothers went hunting and never returned. The window in the house is open because the aunt is waiting for them to return but they never will. Later in the story, the husband and brothers do return. It scares Mr. Nutel because he had believed the child. When her aunt wonders why Mr. Nutel left so quickly, the child comes up with a story about him being terrified of dogs. These show her imaginative and mischievous nature.

The option that best descibes the child in "The open window" is B, caring and vibrant.

Saki wrote "The Open Window." It was first found in Beasts and Super Beasts, a collection of short stories published in 1914.

The story focuses on wild dogs, dangerous terrain, and a forest. Saki tends to mock the customs of English society by using mock, since she prefers the chaotic rather than the boring order of adulthood.