English, 15.07.2020 18:01 joynerjaila

READ THE PASSAGE CAREFULLY!! “Oi fishface, lose something, eh?
Came to negotiate,...
Look what I've got,
I've got a Jar of Dirt,
I've got a Jar of Dirt,
And guess what's inside it!?”

Q-1) Who's the speaker of aforementioned lines.
Q-2) Here "Fishface" is referred to whom?
Q-3) What's inside the Jar of Dirt?
Q-4) What has fishface lost?
Q-5) Why is the speaker happy to have Jar of Dirt?

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READ THE PASSAGE CAREFULLY!! “Oi fishface, lose something, eh?
Came to negotiate,...
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