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What festival were the people going to celebrate?a) The festival of Holi.b) The festival of Spring.c) The festival of Dussehra.d) The festival of Dipawali.Correct answer is option 'B'. Can you explain this answer?
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Swati Verma answered |
In the lesson 'the lost child' people are going to celebrate the festival of spring.
The little boy of the seamstress had the fever and was asking his mother for………………..- a)water
- b)bread
- c)oranges
- d)apples
Correct answer is option 'C'. Can you explain this answer?
The little boy of the seamstress had the fever and was asking his mother for………………..
a)
water
b)
bread
c)
oranges
d)
apples
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Amit Sharma answered |
The little boy was asking for oranges but his mother had nothing to give him, except water.
How was Toto taken to Saharanpur? - a)In a basket
- b)In a little cage
- c)In a canvas kit-bag
- d)In a big black plastic bag
Correct answer is option 'C'. Can you explain this answer?
How was Toto taken to Saharanpur?
a)
In a basket
b)
In a little cage
c)
In a canvas kit-bag
d)
In a big black plastic bag
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C K Academy answered |
Toto was taken to Saharanpur in a big black canvas kit-bag. This bag, with some straw at the bottom, served as Toto’s temporary home during the trip. Toto's efforts to escape from the bag caused it to roll around and jump into the air, attracting attention on the railway platform.
For how much was Toto bought?- a)Five rupees
- b)Ten rupees
- c)Fifteen rupees
- d)Twenty rupees
Correct answer is option 'A'. Can you explain this answer?
For how much was Toto bought?
a)
Five rupees
b)
Ten rupees
c)
Fifteen rupees
d)
Twenty rupees
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Ananya Yadav answered |
Grandfather bought Toto from a tonga-driver for the sum of five rupees
Why was it decided to keep Toto’s presence a secret from Grandmother?- a)Because she did not like monkeys
- b)Because there was no space for it in the house
- c)Because she always fussed when Grandfather brought home some new bird or animal
- d)Because she had always a great fear of birds and animals
Correct answer is option 'C'. Can you explain this answer?
Why was it decided to keep Toto’s presence a secret from Grandmother?
a)
Because she did not like monkeys
b)
Because there was no space for it in the house
c)
Because she always fussed when Grandfather brought home some new bird or animal
d)
Because she had always a great fear of birds and animals
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Rohit Sharma answered |
Toto's presence was kept a secret from grandmother because she did not approve of any addition to the already existing pets the grandfather had. So, Toto was kept in a closet that opened into the narrator's bedroom wall and was tied to a peg fastened into the wall.
How were the people going to the festival? - a)Going on foot.
- b)Riding on horses.
- c)Carried in bamboo and bullock carts.
- d)All the above
Correct answer is option 'D'. Can you explain this answer?
How were the people going to the festival?
a)
Going on foot.
b)
Riding on horses.
c)
Carried in bamboo and bullock carts.
d)
All the above
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Meera Rana answered |
It was the festival of spring. From the wintry shades of narrow lanes and alleys emerged a gaily clad humanity. Some walked, some rode on horses, others sat, being carried in bamboo and bullock carts.
How was the little boy feeling while going to the fair? - a)Nervous.
- b)Frightened.
- c)Sad and unhappy.
- d)Full of life and laughter.
Correct answer is option 'D'. Can you explain this answer?
How was the little boy feeling while going to the fair?
a)
Nervous.
b)
Frightened.
c)
Sad and unhappy.
d)
Full of life and laughter.
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Avinash Patel answered |
The child is very happy and excited because he is also going to fair with his parents. On the way to the fair, the child is fascinated by the natural beauty. He gets attracted to various things but he does not ask for these things because he knows that his parents cannot afford all these things.
What was Johnsy counting?
- a)leaves on the ivy creeper
- b)bunches of fruit on the ivy creeper
- c)both (A) and (B)
- d)none of the above
Correct answer is option 'A'. Can you explain this answer?
What was Johnsy counting?
a)
leaves on the ivy creeper
b)
bunches of fruit on the ivy creeper
c)
both (A) and (B)
d)
none of the above
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Krishna Iyer answered |
Correct Answer :- a
Explanation : Johnsy was a young artist who lived with her friend Sue. She fell ill very seriously and had pneumonia. She had the fancy idea that she would die once the last leaf on the ivy creeper, outside her window, would fall down. But her foolish attitudes lead to the death of Behrman.
Toto’s hands looked……….. as if they had been pickled in the sun.- a)dried up
- b)coiled up
- c)screwed up
- d)nailed up
Correct answer is option 'A'. Can you explain this answer?
Toto’s hands looked……….. as if they had been pickled in the sun.
a)
dried up
b)
coiled up
c)
screwed up
d)
nailed up
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Gaurav Kumar answered |
Toto was a pretty monkey. His bright eyes sparkled with mischief beneath deep-set eyebrows, and his teeth, which were a pearly white, were very often displayed in a smile that frightened the life out of elderly Anglo-lndian ladies. But his hands looked dried-up as though they had been pickled in the sun for many years.
Toto had bright eyes that sparkled with……………- a)joy
- b)mischief
- c)intelligence
- d)enthusiasm
Correct answer is option 'B'. Can you explain this answer?
Toto had bright eyes that sparkled with……………
a)
joy
b)
mischief
c)
intelligence
d)
enthusiasm
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Ananya Das answered |
Toto was a pretty monkey because his eyes were bright and sparkled with mischief beneath deep set eyebrows.
The Happy Prince told the swallow that while he was alive……… - a)he had a human heart
- b)he did not know what tears were
- c)he lived in a palace where sorrow was not allowed to enter
- d)All the above
Correct answer is option 'D'. Can you explain this answer?
The Happy Prince told the swallow that while he was alive………
a)
he had a human heart
b)
he did not know what tears were
c)
he lived in a palace where sorrow was not allowed to enter
d)
All the above
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Swati Verma answered |
The Happy prince said that when he was alive and he had a human heart, human heart means the heart which beats, is alive, at that time he was not aware what tears were and what sorrow was as he lived in a palace where there was happiness all around.
The king and the minister ordered that ……………
- a)everyone should follow all the above directions
- b)people should do their work only after dark
- c)everyone should go to bed as soon as the sun rose
- d)everyone should be awake at night
Correct answer is option 'D'. Can you explain this answer?
The king and the minister ordered that ……………
a)
everyone should follow all the above directions
b)
people should do their work only after dark
c)
everyone should go to bed as soon as the sun rose
d)
everyone should be awake at night
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Swati Verma answered |
In the Kingdom of Fools, both the king and the minister were idiots because they ordered that everyone should remain awake at night, plough their fields and run their businesses only after dark and go to bed as soon as the sun rose. Anyone, who disobeyed, would be put to death. This was an idiotic order.
What kind of books did Iswaran usually read ? - a)Some popular Tamil religious book
- b)Some popular Tamil love story
- c)Some popular Tamil thriller
- d)Some popular Tamil folk songs
Correct answer is option 'C'. Can you explain this answer?
What kind of books did Iswaran usually read ?
a)
Some popular Tamil religious book
b)
Some popular Tamil love story
c)
Some popular Tamil thriller
d)
Some popular Tamil folk songs
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Let's Tute answered |
Iswaran usually read popular Tamil thrillers. These books often feature dramatic plots and suspenseful narratives, which influenced his storytelling style, making his stories captivating and filled with suspense and surprise. The excitement and vivid descriptions in thrillers helped him craft engaging tales for Mahendra.
How did Grandfather respond when the ticket-collector insisted on classifying Toto as a dog?- a) He paid the additional fare
- b) He argued with the ticket-collector
- c) He accepted the classification
- d) He tried to hide Toto
Correct answer is option 'A'. Can you explain this answer?
How did Grandfather respond when the ticket-collector insisted on classifying Toto as a dog?
a)
He paid the additional fare
b)
He argued with the ticket-collector
c)
He accepted the classification
d)
He tried to hide Toto
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Mohamed Al-Shaibani answered |
Grandfather's Response to the Ticket-Collector
When faced with the ticket-collector's insistence on classifying Toto as a dog, Grandfather had a practical approach to the situation.
Understanding the Situation
- Grandfather was aware that Toto, despite being a monkey, might be viewed as a dog by the ticket-collector due to the need for a fare.
- The classification of animals often depended on the rules set by the railway authorities, which typically required a fare for dogs but not for other animals.
Decision to Pay the Additional Fare
- Rather than arguing or trying to hide Toto, Grandfather chose to pay the additional fare.
- This decision reflects his acceptance of the ticket-collector's authority and the practical need to travel without any further complications.
Reasons Behind the Decision
- Paying the fare allowed Grandfather to keep the peace with the railway staff and ensured that he could continue his journey without any disruptions.
- It demonstrated his understanding that sometimes, bending to the rules can be more beneficial than making a stand.
Conclusion
- Grandfather's response showcases his pragmatic nature and willingness to adapt to circumstances for the sake of convenience.
- By choosing option 'A', he ensured a smooth travel experience for both himself and Toto, highlighting the importance of practicality in everyday situations.
When faced with the ticket-collector's insistence on classifying Toto as a dog, Grandfather had a practical approach to the situation.
Understanding the Situation
- Grandfather was aware that Toto, despite being a monkey, might be viewed as a dog by the ticket-collector due to the need for a fare.
- The classification of animals often depended on the rules set by the railway authorities, which typically required a fare for dogs but not for other animals.
Decision to Pay the Additional Fare
- Rather than arguing or trying to hide Toto, Grandfather chose to pay the additional fare.
- This decision reflects his acceptance of the ticket-collector's authority and the practical need to travel without any further complications.
Reasons Behind the Decision
- Paying the fare allowed Grandfather to keep the peace with the railway staff and ensured that he could continue his journey without any disruptions.
- It demonstrated his understanding that sometimes, bending to the rules can be more beneficial than making a stand.
Conclusion
- Grandfather's response showcases his pragmatic nature and willingness to adapt to circumstances for the sake of convenience.
- By choosing option 'A', he ensured a smooth travel experience for both himself and Toto, highlighting the importance of practicality in everyday situations.
Lushkoff is in the habit of- a)stealing
- b)telling lies
- c)working hard
- d)making the excuse
Correct answer is option 'B'. Can you explain this answer?
Lushkoff is in the habit of
a)
stealing
b)
telling lies
c)
working hard
d)
making the excuse
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Parina Patel answered |
**Explanation:**
In the given question, we are asked to identify the habit of Lushkoff. Let's analyze each option to determine the correct answer.
**a) Stealing:** Stealing is the act of taking someone else's property without permission. However, there is no information provided in the question that suggests Lushkoff has a habit of stealing. Therefore, option 'a' is incorrect.
**b) Telling lies:** Telling lies refers to intentionally providing false information. This option seems plausible as it is a common habit that people may have. Lying can be used to avoid punishment, gain personal advantage, or manipulate others. This option is supported by the phrase "Lushkoff is in the habit of" which implies a recurring behavior. Therefore, option 'b' is the correct answer.
**c) Working hard:** Working hard refers to putting in a lot of effort and dedication into one's tasks or responsibilities. While working hard is generally considered a positive attribute, there is no evidence provided in the question to suggest that Lushkoff has this habit. Therefore, option 'c' is incorrect.
**d) Making excuses:** Making excuses involves providing reasons or justifications for one's actions or failures. While it is a common behavior, the question specifically asks for Lushkoff's habit, and there is no information provided to support the claim that Lushkoff habitually makes excuses. Therefore, option 'd' is incorrect.
In conclusion, based on the information provided in the question, the correct answer is option 'b' - telling lies.
In the given question, we are asked to identify the habit of Lushkoff. Let's analyze each option to determine the correct answer.
**a) Stealing:** Stealing is the act of taking someone else's property without permission. However, there is no information provided in the question that suggests Lushkoff has a habit of stealing. Therefore, option 'a' is incorrect.
**b) Telling lies:** Telling lies refers to intentionally providing false information. This option seems plausible as it is a common habit that people may have. Lying can be used to avoid punishment, gain personal advantage, or manipulate others. This option is supported by the phrase "Lushkoff is in the habit of" which implies a recurring behavior. Therefore, option 'b' is the correct answer.
**c) Working hard:** Working hard refers to putting in a lot of effort and dedication into one's tasks or responsibilities. While working hard is generally considered a positive attribute, there is no evidence provided in the question to suggest that Lushkoff has this habit. Therefore, option 'c' is incorrect.
**d) Making excuses:** Making excuses involves providing reasons or justifications for one's actions or failures. While it is a common behavior, the question specifically asks for Lushkoff's habit, and there is no information provided to support the claim that Lushkoff habitually makes excuses. Therefore, option 'd' is incorrect.
In conclusion, based on the information provided in the question, the correct answer is option 'b' - telling lies.
What did Sergei give Lushkoff for chopping wood?- a)a pound
- b)a dollar
- c)a frank
- d)a rouble
Correct answer is option 'D'. Can you explain this answer?
What did Sergei give Lushkoff for chopping wood?
a)
a pound
b)
a dollar
c)
a frank
d)
a rouble
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Harleen Kaur answered |
Sergei offered Lushkoff to chop wood for him and earn money instead of telling lies and begging. Sergei made this offer because he believed that people could be reformed by hard work and not by giving sympathy
The Happy Prince said that he could see………. - a)his palace
- b)the city mayor and his councillors
- c)the happy children playing in the streets
- d)all the misery and ugliness of the city
Correct answer is option 'D'. Can you explain this answer?
The Happy Prince said that he could see……….
a)
his palace
b)
the city mayor and his councillors
c)
the happy children playing in the streets
d)
all the misery and ugliness of the city
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EduRev Class 9 answered |
The stature said, "My courtiers called me the Happy Prince, and happy indeed I was. So I lived, and so I died. And now that I am dead they have set me up here so high that I can see the ugliness and all the misery of my city, and though my heart is made of lead yet I cannot choose but weep.”
Who moved into another house?- a)Lushkoff
- b)Olga
- c)Sergei
- d)none of the above
Correct answer is option 'C'. Can you explain this answer?
Who moved into another house?
a)
Lushkoff
b)
Olga
c)
Sergei
d)
none of the above
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Nidhi Ggg answered |
Option c. Sergei is the correct answer . It is mentioned in the lesson .
Before the coming of Toto, Grandfather’s pets included…………… - a)a tortoise and a pair of rabbits
- b)a tame squirrel and a pet goat
- c)a tortoise and a pet goat
- d)a tortoise, a pair of rabbits, a tame squirrel and the writer’s pet goat
Correct answer is option 'D'. Can you explain this answer?
Before the coming of Toto, Grandfather’s pets included……………
a)
a tortoise and a pair of rabbits
b)
a tame squirrel and a pet goat
c)
a tortoise and a pet goat
d)
a tortoise, a pair of rabbits, a tame squirrel and the writer’s pet goat
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Imk Pathshala answered |
The story mentions that Toto was added to Grandfather's private zoo, which already included a tortoise, a pair of rabbits, a tame squirrel, and a pet goat. Therefore, option D correctly represents all the animals Grandfather had before Toto arrived.
Grandfather decided to add the little monkey_______.
- a)his library
- b)his museum
- c)his theatre company
- d)his private zoo
Correct answer is option 'D'. Can you explain this answer?
Grandfather decided to add the little monkey_______.
a)
his library
b)
his museum
c)
his theatre company
d)
his private zoo
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Amara Nair answered |
Adding a little monkey to Grandfather's possessions
Grandfather decided to add a little monkey to his possessions. Let's analyze the options one by one to find out where the monkey could be added.
a) His library: A monkey is not a suitable addition to a library as it can cause damage to books and other items.
b) His museum: Depending on the type of museum, a monkey may or may not be a suitable addition. However, it is unlikely that a monkey would be added to a museum.
c) His theatre company: A monkey may be trained to perform in a theatre company, but it is not a common addition to a theatre company.
d) His private zoo: A private zoo is a place where animals are kept for exhibition and entertainment. Therefore, it is the most suitable option for adding a little monkey.
Conclusion
The correct answer is option 'D' - His private zoo.
Grandfather decided to add a little monkey to his possessions. Let's analyze the options one by one to find out where the monkey could be added.
a) His library: A monkey is not a suitable addition to a library as it can cause damage to books and other items.
b) His museum: Depending on the type of museum, a monkey may or may not be a suitable addition. However, it is unlikely that a monkey would be added to a museum.
c) His theatre company: A monkey may be trained to perform in a theatre company, but it is not a common addition to a theatre company.
d) His private zoo: A private zoo is a place where animals are kept for exhibition and entertainment. Therefore, it is the most suitable option for adding a little monkey.
Conclusion
The correct answer is option 'D' - His private zoo.
According to the doctor, about what had Johnsy made up her mind? - a)she will recover soon
- b)she will recover late
- c)she is not going to get well
- d)all of the above
Correct answer is option 'C'. Can you explain this answer?
According to the doctor, about what had Johnsy made up her mind?
a)
she will recover soon
b)
she will recover late
c)
she is not going to get well
d)
all of the above
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Arpita Rane answered |
Explanation:
The story "The Last Leaf" by O. Henry revolves around two young artists, Sue and Johnsy, who live together in a small apartment in New York City. Johnsy becomes seriously ill with pneumonia and believes that she will die when the last leaf falls from a vine outside her window.
The doctor who examines Johnsy tells Sue that Johnsy has made up her mind that she is not going to get well. This means that Johnsy has given up hope of recovering from her illness and believes that she will die soon. The doctor advises Sue to keep Johnsy's spirits up and to try to change her attitude towards life.
Therefore, the correct answer is C - Johnsy has made up her mind that she is not going to get well.
The story "The Last Leaf" by O. Henry revolves around two young artists, Sue and Johnsy, who live together in a small apartment in New York City. Johnsy becomes seriously ill with pneumonia and believes that she will die when the last leaf falls from a vine outside her window.
The doctor who examines Johnsy tells Sue that Johnsy has made up her mind that she is not going to get well. This means that Johnsy has given up hope of recovering from her illness and believes that she will die soon. The doctor advises Sue to keep Johnsy's spirits up and to try to change her attitude towards life.
Therefore, the correct answer is C - Johnsy has made up her mind that she is not going to get well.
Where did Behrman spend his night to make his masterpiece?- a) in a hotel
- b)on a mountain
- c)in a heavy storm
- d)None
Correct answer is option 'C'. Can you explain this answer?
Where did Behrman spend his night to make his masterpiece?
a)
in a hotel
b)
on a mountain
c)
in a heavy storm
d)
None
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Ishika Anand answered |
The answer is C because Behrman's masterpiece was that last ivy leaf which he drew in the stormy night when the last leaf fell.
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How did Iswaran say the elephant was revived?- a)He said he gave the elephant an injection
- b)He said he gave the elephant artificial respiration
- c)He said a veterinary doctor was called there
- d)He said a man from the zoo helped to revive the elephant
Correct answer is option 'C'. Can you explain this answer?
How did Iswaran say the elephant was revived?
a)
He said he gave the elephant an injection
b)
He said he gave the elephant artificial respiration
c)
He said a veterinary doctor was called there
d)
He said a man from the zoo helped to revive the elephant
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Rydhim Sharma answered |
In his story iswaran told about it to mahendra
What was she doing in Johnsy’sroom?? - a)reading a book
- b)stitching a shirt
- c)singing a song
- d)making a painting
Correct answer is option 'D'. Can you explain this answer?
What was she doing in Johnsy’sroom??
a)
reading a book
b)
stitching a shirt
c)
singing a song
d)
making a painting
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Ishwarya💙 answered |
She was making a painting infront of johnsy to make her feel better.
Iswaran said he sometimes saw ………. at night.- a)ghosts
- b)ugly giants
- c)wicked people
- d)human skulls
Correct answer is option 'A'. Can you explain this answer?
Iswaran said he sometimes saw ………. at night.
a)
ghosts
b)
ugly giants
c)
wicked people
d)
human skulls
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C K Academy answered |
Iswaran claimed that he sometimes saw ghosts at night. He described encountering a particularly frightening ghost of a woman with a shriveled face and a foetus in her arms. This added to the spooky and suspenseful nature of his stories, which he shared with Mahendra, making his tales more engaging and dramatic.
After hearing Iswaran’s story of the female ghost, Mahendra avoided looking out of the window when …………. .- a)the moon was full
- b)the moon was in the sky
- c)there was no moon in the sky
- d)there was all dark outside
Correct answer is option 'A'. Can you explain this answer?
After hearing Iswaran’s story of the female ghost, Mahendra avoided looking out of the window when …………. .
a)
the moon was full
b)
the moon was in the sky
c)
there was no moon in the sky
d)
there was all dark outside
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Nandini Ahuja answered |
After hearing Iswaran speak, I was impressed by his knowledge and expertise in the subject matter. He presented his ideas in a clear and concise manner, making it easy for the audience to follow along. Iswaran also showed a great passion for the topic, which was evident in his enthusiastic delivery. Overall, I found his speech to be informative and engaging, and I look forward to hearing more from him in the future.
How much did Lushkoff earn per month working as a notary?- a)twenty roubles
- b)twenty-five roubles
- c)thirty roubles
- d)thirty-five roubles
Correct answer is option 'D'. Can you explain this answer?
How much did Lushkoff earn per month working as a notary?
a)
twenty roubles
b)
twenty-five roubles
c)
thirty roubles
d)
thirty-five roubles
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Sudev Chinmayee answered |
Lushkoff was obliged to Sergei because if he had not come to Sergei, then he might still have been calling him self a teacher or a student. He would have been begging. By listening to Sergei, he had changed his ways. He was a notary and earned thirty five roubles a month.
How did the ticket-collector come to know that there was a monkey in Grandfather’s kit-bag?- a)Tow had started jumping in the bag
- b)Tow had torn open his bag
- c)Toto had suddenly poked his head out of the bag
- d)Tow had started squeaking loudly in the bag
Correct answer is option 'C'. Can you explain this answer?
How did the ticket-collector come to know that there was a monkey in Grandfather’s kit-bag?
a)
Tow had started jumping in the bag
b)
Tow had torn open his bag
c)
Toto had suddenly poked his head out of the bag
d)
Tow had started squeaking loudly in the bag
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Let's Tute answered |
The ticket-collector discovered that there was a monkey in Grandfather’s kit-bag when Toto suddenly poked his head out of the bag and gave the ticket-collector a wide grin. This unexpected appearance of Toto from the bag alerted the ticket-collector to the presence of the monkey.
Mahendra listened to Iswaran’s tales ____.
- a)unattentively
- b)uncritically
- c)uneasily
- d)unendingly
Correct answer is option 'B'. Can you explain this answer?
Mahendra listened to Iswaran’s tales ____.
a)
unattentively
b)
uncritically
c)
uneasily
d)
unendingly
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Sai Datta answered |
As he spoke animatedly about his recent trip to the Amazon rainforest. Iswaran's voice was filled with excitement and wonder as he described the lush greenery, exotic animals, and fascinating indigenous cultures he had encountered during his journey.
Mahendra, a nature enthusiast himself, was captivated by Iswaran's storytelling. He could almost picture himself trekking through the dense jungle, hearing the sounds of chirping birds and rustling leaves. Iswaran's vivid descriptions transported Mahendra to a world far away from their ordinary lives.
As Iswaran continued to share his experiences, Mahendra couldn't help but feel a sense of awe and admiration for the Amazon rainforest. He realized the immense beauty and importance of this natural wonder, and the urgent need to protect it from deforestation and other threats.
Iswaran's passion for the environment was contagious, and Mahendra found himself inspired to learn more about the Amazon rainforest and the issues it faced. He made a mental note to read up on conservation efforts and ways to support the preservation of this incredible ecosystem.
As the conversation came to an end, Mahendra thanked Iswaran for sharing his experiences and insights. He felt grateful for the opportunity to have listened to Iswaran's firsthand account and vowed to spread awareness about the importance of protecting the Amazon rainforest.
From that day forward, Mahendra became an advocate for environmental conservation, using his voice and resources to raise awareness and support initiatives that aimed to preserve the Amazon rainforest and other endangered ecosystems around the world.
Mahendra, a nature enthusiast himself, was captivated by Iswaran's storytelling. He could almost picture himself trekking through the dense jungle, hearing the sounds of chirping birds and rustling leaves. Iswaran's vivid descriptions transported Mahendra to a world far away from their ordinary lives.
As Iswaran continued to share his experiences, Mahendra couldn't help but feel a sense of awe and admiration for the Amazon rainforest. He realized the immense beauty and importance of this natural wonder, and the urgent need to protect it from deforestation and other threats.
Iswaran's passion for the environment was contagious, and Mahendra found himself inspired to learn more about the Amazon rainforest and the issues it faced. He made a mental note to read up on conservation efforts and ways to support the preservation of this incredible ecosystem.
As the conversation came to an end, Mahendra thanked Iswaran for sharing his experiences and insights. He felt grateful for the opportunity to have listened to Iswaran's firsthand account and vowed to spread awareness about the importance of protecting the Amazon rainforest.
From that day forward, Mahendra became an advocate for environmental conservation, using his voice and resources to raise awareness and support initiatives that aimed to preserve the Amazon rainforest and other endangered ecosystems around the world.
What was the name of the beggar? - a)Olga
- b)Lushkoff
- c)Sergei
- d)none of the above
Correct answer is option 'B'. Can you explain this answer?
What was the name of the beggar?
a)
Olga
b)
Lushkoff
c)
Sergei
d)
none of the above
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Ankita answered |
Lushkoff became a beggar by circumstance. He used to sing in a Russian choir, but he was sacked due to his drinking habit. This led him to beg.
How did the child react when his parents stopped to wait for him?- a) He asked for a toy
- b) He ran ahead to explore
- c) He joined his parents immediately
- d) He sat down and rested
Correct answer is option 'A'. Can you explain this answer?
How did the child react when his parents stopped to wait for him?
a)
He asked for a toy
b)
He ran ahead to explore
c)
He joined his parents immediately
d)
He sat down and rested
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Anjali Khanna answered |
Understanding the Child's Reaction
When parents stop to wait for their child, the child's response can vary based on their personality, mood, and the context of the situation. In this case, the correct answer is that the child "asked for a toy." Let's delve into this response.
Possible Reasons for the Reaction
- Desire for Attention:
The child may feel that the pause in the family's movement provides an opportunity to engage with their parents. By asking for a toy, the child seeks to redirect the focus back to themselves, demonstrating a natural inclination for attention.
- Curiosity and Exploration:
Children often associate stopping with an opportunity to explore their environment. Asking for a toy could indicate the child's desire to have something tangible to engage with while waiting.
- Emotional Response:
The child might feel a sense of impatience or restlessness when their parents stop. Requesting a toy can serve as a coping mechanism to manage feelings of boredom or anxiety, providing comfort during a moment of stillness.
Contrast with Other Options
- Running Ahead to Explore:
This option suggests independence, but it doesn't align with the scenario where the parents are waiting.
- Joining Parents Immediately:
This response indicates compliance and willingness but lacks the proactive engagement seen in asking for a toy.
- Sitting Down and Resting:
This choice implies passivity, which contrasts with a child's natural inclination to seek engagement.
Conclusion
In summary, the child asking for a toy reflects a blend of seeking attention, a desire for engagement, and a way to cope with the situation, making it a plausible and insightful reaction to their parents’ pause.
When parents stop to wait for their child, the child's response can vary based on their personality, mood, and the context of the situation. In this case, the correct answer is that the child "asked for a toy." Let's delve into this response.
Possible Reasons for the Reaction
- Desire for Attention:
The child may feel that the pause in the family's movement provides an opportunity to engage with their parents. By asking for a toy, the child seeks to redirect the focus back to themselves, demonstrating a natural inclination for attention.
- Curiosity and Exploration:
Children often associate stopping with an opportunity to explore their environment. Asking for a toy could indicate the child's desire to have something tangible to engage with while waiting.
- Emotional Response:
The child might feel a sense of impatience or restlessness when their parents stop. Requesting a toy can serve as a coping mechanism to manage feelings of boredom or anxiety, providing comfort during a moment of stillness.
Contrast with Other Options
- Running Ahead to Explore:
This option suggests independence, but it doesn't align with the scenario where the parents are waiting.
- Joining Parents Immediately:
This response indicates compliance and willingness but lacks the proactive engagement seen in asking for a toy.
- Sitting Down and Resting:
This choice implies passivity, which contrasts with a child's natural inclination to seek engagement.
Conclusion
In summary, the child asking for a toy reflects a blend of seeking attention, a desire for engagement, and a way to cope with the situation, making it a plausible and insightful reaction to their parents’ pause.
When Mahendra looked out of the window, he saw…………..- a)the ghost of a woman clutching a bundle
- b)a dark cloudy form clutching a bundle
- c)Iswaran clutching a bundle and wailing
- d)Iswaran talking to the female ghost
Correct answer is option 'B'. Can you explain this answer?
When Mahendra looked out of the window, he saw…………..
a)
the ghost of a woman clutching a bundle
b)
a dark cloudy form clutching a bundle
c)
Iswaran clutching a bundle and wailing
d)
Iswaran talking to the female ghost
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Astha Shukla answered |
Mahendra never believed in ghosts and spirits but one night he had woken up from his sleep by a low moan near the window. He could not resist his curiosity and tried to look out. To his horror, he saw a dark cloudy form clutching a bundle.
Did Lushkoff really want to chop wood?- a)yes
- b)no
- c)maybe
- d)not known
Correct answer is option 'B'. Can you explain this answer?
Did Lushkoff really want to chop wood?
a)
yes
b)
no
c)
maybe
d)
not known
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Areen answered |
Lushkoff's stamina was also vanished due to his drinking habits.
What work did Sergei give to Lushkoff ? - a)preparing notes for him
- b)chopping wood for him
- c)making money by begging for him
- d)watching his home
Correct answer is option 'B'. Can you explain this answer?
What work did Sergei give to Lushkoff ?
a)
preparing notes for him
b)
chopping wood for him
c)
making money by begging for him
d)
watching his home
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Samriddhi Pandey answered |
The work Sergei give to Lushkoff was to chop wood for him so that he could be employed and earn some money instead of begging.
Toto was initially confined to a large cage in the servants' quarters where he got along well with the other pets.- a)True
- b)False
Correct answer is option 'B'. Can you explain this answer?
Toto was initially confined to a large cage in the servants' quarters where he got along well with the other pets.
a)
True
b)
False
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Ahmed Al-Haj answered |
Understanding the Context of Toto's Living Situation
Toto is a character from the story "The Adventures of Toto" by author Ruskin Bond. To clarify the statement about Toto being confined to a cage in the servants' quarters, let's break down the context.
Toto's Background
- Toto is a monkey who was adopted by the narrator's family.
- Initially, he was brought home in a bag and later introduced to the household.
Living Arrangements
- Contrary to the statement, Toto was not confined to a cage in the servants' quarters for an extended period.
- He was allowed to roam around the house and interact with family members and other pets.
Interactions with Other Pets
- Toto had lively interactions with the other pets, including a dog named Jerry and a cat.
- He displayed playful behavior and often created chaos, which indicates he was not merely confined.
Conclusion
- The assertion that Toto got along well with other pets while being confined is misleading.
- His freedom and dynamic personality highlight his integration into the family rather than a life in confinement.
In summary, the correct answer is 'B' (False) because Toto was not confined to a cage in the servants' quarters; he was a lively member of the household who interacted freely with the other pets.
Toto is a character from the story "The Adventures of Toto" by author Ruskin Bond. To clarify the statement about Toto being confined to a cage in the servants' quarters, let's break down the context.
Toto's Background
- Toto is a monkey who was adopted by the narrator's family.
- Initially, he was brought home in a bag and later introduced to the household.
Living Arrangements
- Contrary to the statement, Toto was not confined to a cage in the servants' quarters for an extended period.
- He was allowed to roam around the house and interact with family members and other pets.
Interactions with Other Pets
- Toto had lively interactions with the other pets, including a dog named Jerry and a cat.
- He displayed playful behavior and often created chaos, which indicates he was not merely confined.
Conclusion
- The assertion that Toto got along well with other pets while being confined is misleading.
- His freedom and dynamic personality highlight his integration into the family rather than a life in confinement.
In summary, the correct answer is 'B' (False) because Toto was not confined to a cage in the servants' quarters; he was a lively member of the household who interacted freely with the other pets.
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