his acceptance to travel

his refusal to travel

Sam accompanying Charles

Charles' tendency of escapism from the realities

it was past

Authors' parents were alive

Author's childhood time

representing a peaceful , romantic living time

Third level is worth-seeing

Third level is well maintained

That it was the result of stress and anxiety of his mind

Third level is a beautiful place

flickering gas lights and people with funny mustaches

brass spittoons

men wearing a tan gabardine suit and a straw

All these

Because it existed at the third storey

Because Sam knew about it

Because he shared it with Sam

Because it existed only in his fantasy and not in reality

into a room

into an office

into an arched door heading for subway

into a store

different world of gas lights and brass spittoons

beards and mustaches of 1894

newspaper with a date June11, 1894

All of these

Sam's father

Sam a psychiatrist in 1894

Sam's uncle

Sam's friend

That everything is okay

that Sam is joining them

Third level do exist and Charlie was advised to keep looking at this worth seeing place

None

The past time

A level on Grand Central Station

Charley’s fantasy

Charley's way to escape the sufferings of the present time

insecurities

worries

fears

all the above

phimoticy

philomite

philately

philosophy

he waned to meet his friend Sam

he wanted to buy cheap things

he wanted peace

he wanted to meet his grandfather

dim

flickering

both a & b

neither a & b

The third level was recently made.

He has been using third level daily.

He wanted to explore new things.

He wanted to escape from worries and tensions.

letter

stamp

envelope

first day cover

Jack Nicholson

Jack Finney

Jerard Butler

None of the above

Grand Station Central

Central Grand Station

Grand Central Station

None of the above

he met his old friend

he happened to find The Third Level and had travelled time.

he had come to a new city

all the above

stress and worry

fear, insecurity, war, and worry

walking-dream wish fulfilment

all the above

fewer ticket counters and train gates,

a wooden information booth,

wavering open flame gas lights and brass spittoons.

all the above

Charley did not pay him the required money

was giving him modern currency which didn't resemble his times.

did not give him change along with Dollars

None of the above

15 June 1895

19 April 1961

11 June 1894

none of the above

big old frame houses, huge lawns, and tremendous tree

The place has pleasant and long summer dusks

people have ample of time.

all the above

three hundred dollars for old currency amounting to some two hundred only.

two hundred dollars for old currency amounting to some one hundred only.

four hundred dollars for old currency amounting to some three hundred only.

None of the above

found it easily

reached fourth level

couldn't find it.

none of the above

he found the Third Level easily

Sam, his Psychiatrist went missing

Charley's wife"went missing

all the above

A gift that comes in the market on the first day

A gift wrapped in a beautiful wrapper

A new stamp gets the Postmark and date on an empty envelop

none of the above

The postmark on a faded six-cent stamp with a picture of President Garfield. and it addresses Charley.

the envelop read as 18 July 1894 to Charley’s grandfather in Galesburg

the envelop read as 18 July 1894 to Charley’s grandfather in Galesburg

all the above

he invites Charley and Louisa there.

talks about warmhearted and friendly people

being invited for a lemonade

all the above

Sam would never return

Sam exchanged eight hundred dollars for old currency bills to establish his business in Galesburg.

Sam started his practice at Galesburg

All the above

A new stamp gets the Postmark and date

A gift

A gift wrapper

A gift wrapped in a beautiful wrapper

For Charle's tendency to treat harsh realities with his imaginary Third Level

It presents imagination

imagination happens on Central Station

None

into a room

into an office

into an arched door heading for subway

into a store

Everything was weird

Everything was old styled and smaller in size

everything was too big

everything was shining

from a train

from the footpath

from an escalator

from a subway faster than bus at The Central Station

He finds a huge tree like Station

new staircases,corridors and tunnels

tree keeps spreading its roots throwing rooms and windows

All of these

A different world of gas lights and brass spittoons

beards and mustaches of 1894

newspaper with a date June11, 1894

All of these

Sam's father

Sam's uncle

Sam's friend

Sam a psychiatrist in 1894

That everything is okay

that Sam is joining them

Third level do exist and Charle was advised to keep looking at this worthseeing place

None

funny and clerk refused to accept money because it was currency of modern times

weird and notes were big

weird and notes were torn

weird and notes were wet

a pleasant wish that makes one forget the present

a pleasant wish that takes one to the future

A pleasant wish which inspires to work

a pleasant wish that makes one forget the present

human tendency of escapism because of the harsh realities of the present

time travelling

theory of escapism

a dialogue between a patient and a psychiatrist

a human tendency to escape from the harsh realities of the present to past happy times

A third way on Grand Central station

A third gate on Grand Central Station

None

Charles finding of a Third level at Grand Central Stationand realization of his wish to visit Galesberg Illinois

Charles escapism

Charles escapism from realities

None

his acceptance to travel

his refusal to travel

Sam accompanying Charles

Charles' tendency of escapism from the realities

by engaging ourselves in practical activities

by talking to friends and family

reading good books

All these

it was past

Authors' parents were alive

Author's childhood time

representing a peaceful , romantic living time

To consult the incident of Third level incident at Grand Central Station

To invite him

to invite him to accompany at Galesberg

To guide him in Galesberg

In his fantasy he takes a subway or a corridor faster than a bus

in a superfast train

in jetways

in an escalator