Questions 1-3 are about the following passage.
Dracula, the legendary vampire, was inspired by a real man, Vlad III Dracula. Over six
hundred years ago, Dracula ruled Romania. He became famous throughout Europe for
his cruelty.
The first thing he did when he became ruler of Romania was to destroy his enemies, the nobles called Boyars. Dracula killed the older Boyars and made the younger and
fitter Boyars build him a castle. He forced them to work until they died. 
Dracula was equally cruel to people who broke the law. Lawbreakers would be killed or tortured in the worst ways. Those who angered Dracula were thrown onto wood spikes. He left their bodies on the spikes outside his castle to warn people to behave. 
​Many people believed he liked killing and hurting people. They also believed he drank the blood of his victims. The rumors of Dracula drinking blood and killing so many people gave Bram Stoker, an Irish novelist, an idea for a story about an evil, blood drinking monster.

He wrote and published a book with the title of Dracula in 1897. After the book, many more vampire stories in which Dracula appears were written. In modern vampire fiction, one can always find aspects of Bram Stoker's original story.