The Third Level by Jack Finney
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What is the main topic of the text?

  • A psychiatrist's perspective on modern life
  • The existence of a third level at Grand Central Station (correct)
  • The development of railways in the United States
  • The history of stamp collecting
  • What does the text imply about the narrator's belief in the third level at Grand Central Station?

  • It is a recent development in the history of Grand Central Station
  • It is dismissed as a waking dream by the narrator's friends (correct)
  • It is supported by evidence from the railway presidents
  • It is widely accepted by everyone who visits Grand Central Station
  • What does the psychiatrist friend suggest about the third level at Grand Central Station?

  • It is a hidden passage for railway workers
  • It is an area dedicated to historical exhibits
  • It is a place for stamp collectors to meet
  • It is a symbol of escape from the modern world (correct)
  • Why does the narrator mention his stamp collection in the text?

    <p>To demonstrate his grandfather's interest in stamp collecting</p> Signup and view all the answers

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