F 6: Virtually True (by Paul Stewart)

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Q. How was Schultz rescued from 'Warzone'?

A. Michael rescued Schultz from 'Warzone' by escorting him safely to the helicopter. They both found a jeep amongst the heavy machine gun and tank fire. But the jeep crashed into a tank. Michael could easily escape the accident but Schultz was thrown into the air. Fortunately, he landed just below the hatch of the helicopter from where Michael rescued him and they both escaped.


RTC

"It couldn't be the Sebastian Schultz I'd met. I leant forward to read the rest of the article."

Q. Who says these words?

A. Michael is the speaker of these words.

Q. Who is Sebastian Schultz? Where did the person in question meet him?

A. Sebastian Schultz was a 14 year old schoolboy from South London. Michael, the person in question, had first met him in a psycho drive game.

Q. "....rest of the article". What article is referred to here?

A. The newspaper article about Sebastian Schultz's accident has been referred to here.

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