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Bering strait connects? - a) Arctic ocean and the Atlantic ocean
- b) Pacific ocean and Atlantic ocean
- c) Arctic ocean and the pacific ocean
- d) Arctic ocean and the North Sea
Correct answer is option 'C'. Can you explain this answer?
Bering strait connects?
a)
Arctic ocean and the Atlantic ocean
b)
Pacific ocean and Atlantic ocean
c)
Arctic ocean and the pacific ocean
d)
Arctic ocean and the North Sea
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Suresh Reddy answered |
Bering strait connects the Arctic Ocean and the Pacific ocean.
Read the extract given below and answer the question that follow:As we watched the fallen animal, we were surprised to see that the black fur on its back moved and left the prostrate body. Then we saw it was a baby bear that had been riding on its mother’s back when the sudden shot had killed her. The little creature ran around its prostrate parent making a pitiful noise.Q. Who shot Bruno’s mother dead?- a)narrator
- b)narrator’s son
- c)narrator’s wife
- d)one of narrator’s friend
Correct answer is option 'D'. Can you explain this answer?
Read the extract given below and answer the question that follow:
As we watched the fallen animal, we were surprised to see that the black fur on its back moved and left the prostrate body. Then we saw it was a baby bear that had been riding on its mother’s back when the sudden shot had killed her. The little creature ran around its prostrate parent making a pitiful noise.
Q. Who shot Bruno’s mother dead?
a)
narrator
b)
narrator’s son
c)
narrator’s wife
d)
one of narrator’s friend
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Anita Menon answered |
The bear’s cub mother had been shot and wantonly killed by one of author’s companions.
Read the extract given below and answer the question that follow:The months rolled on and Bruno had grown many times the size he was when he came. He had equalled the Alsatians in height and had even out grown them. But was just as sweet, just as mischievous, just as playful. And he was very fond of us all. Above all, he loved my wife, and she loved him too! She had changed his name from Bruno, to Baba, a Hindustani word signifying ‘small boy’. And he could do a few tricks, too. At the command, ‘Baba, wrestle’, or ‘Baba, box,’ he vigorously tackled anyone who came forward for a rough and tumble. Give him a stick and say ‘Baba, hold gun’, and he pointed the stick at you. Ask him, ‘Baba, where’s baby?’Q. What was Bruno’s changed name?- a)Truno
- b)Cruno
- c)Baba
- d)None
Correct answer is option 'C'. Can you explain this answer?
Read the extract given below and answer the question that follow:
The months rolled on and Bruno had grown many times the size he was when he came. He had equalled the Alsatians in height and had even out grown them. But was just as sweet, just as mischievous, just as playful. And he was very fond of us all. Above all, he loved my wife, and she loved him too! She had changed his name from Bruno, to Baba, a Hindustani word signifying ‘small boy’. And he could do a few tricks, too. At the command, ‘Baba, wrestle’, or ‘Baba, box,’ he vigorously tackled anyone who came forward for a rough and tumble. Give him a stick and say ‘Baba, hold gun’, and he pointed the stick at you. Ask him, ‘Baba, where’s baby?’
Q. What was Bruno’s changed name?
a)
Truno
b)
Cruno
c)
Baba
d)
None
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Deepika Mehta answered |
Changed Name of Bruno:
Baba
Explanation:
- In the extract provided, it is mentioned that the protagonist's wife changed Bruno's name to Baba.
- She chose this name as it is a Hindustani word signifying 'small boy', which suited Bruno's sweet, mischievous, and playful nature.
- The name change from Bruno to Baba reflects the close bond between Bruno and the family, especially the protagonist's wife, who he was very fond of.
- The new name also highlights Bruno's ability to perform tricks, such as wrestling, boxing, and holding a stick like a gun, adding to his playful and entertaining personality.
Read the extract given below and answer the question that follow:One day an accident befell him. I put down poison (barium carbonate) to kill the rats and mice that had got into my library. Bruno entered the library as he often did, and he ate some of the poison. Paralysis set into the extent that he could not stand on his feet. But he dragged himself on his stumps to my wife, who called me. I guessed what had happened. Off I rushed in the car to the vet’s residence. A case of poisoning! Tame Bear—barium carbonate—what to do?Q. Why had narrator put down poison into his library?- a)to kill rats and mice
- b)to kill Bruno
- c)to kill cat
- d)to kill pig
Correct answer is option 'A'. Can you explain this answer?
Read the extract given below and answer the question that follow:
One day an accident befell him. I put down poison (barium carbonate) to kill the rats and mice that had got into my library. Bruno entered the library as he often did, and he ate some of the poison. Paralysis set into the extent that he could not stand on his feet. But he dragged himself on his stumps to my wife, who called me. I guessed what had happened. Off I rushed in the car to the vet’s residence. A case of poisoning! Tame Bear—barium carbonate—what to do?
Q. Why had narrator put down poison into his library?
a)
to kill rats and mice
b)
to kill Bruno
c)
to kill cat
d)
to kill pig
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Avinash Patel answered |
One day Bmno ate the rat poison (barium carbonate) kept in the library to kill rats. The poison affected his nervous and muscular system and left him paralysed. He rapidly became weak, panted heavily, vomited, and was unable to move.
Read the extract given below and answer the question that follow:I will begin with Bruno, my wife’s pet sloth bear. I got him for her by accident. Two years ago, we were passing through the sugarcane fields near Mysore. People were driving away the wild pigs from the fields by shooting at them. Some were shot and some escaped. We thought that everything was over when suddenly a black sloth bear came out panting in the hot sun.Q. What was the colour of the bear?- a)brown
- b)white
- c)black
- d)red
Correct answer is option 'C'. Can you explain this answer?
Read the extract given below and answer the question that follow:
I will begin with Bruno, my wife’s pet sloth bear. I got him for her by accident. Two years ago, we were passing through the sugarcane fields near Mysore. People were driving away the wild pigs from the fields by shooting at them. Some were shot and some escaped. We thought that everything was over when suddenly a black sloth bear came out panting in the hot sun.
Q. What was the colour of the bear?
a)
brown
b)
white
c)
black
d)
red
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Aditya Shah answered |
The colour of the bear is black.
Read the extract given below and answer the question that follow:We put it in one of the gunny-bags we had brought and when I got back to Bangalore, I duly presented it to my wife. She was delighted! She at once put a coloured ribbon around its neck, and after discovering the cub was a ‘boy’ she christened it Bruno.Q. Where did narrator put the sloth bear in?- a)gunny-bag
- b)cage
- c)leather bag
- d)none of these
Correct answer is option 'A'. Can you explain this answer?
Read the extract given below and answer the question that follow:
We put it in one of the gunny-bags we had brought and when I got back to Bangalore, I duly presented it to my wife. She was delighted! She at once put a coloured ribbon around its neck, and after discovering the cub was a ‘boy’ she christened it Bruno.
Q. Where did narrator put the sloth bear in?
a)
gunny-bag
b)
cage
c)
leather bag
d)
none of these
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Ishan Choudhury answered |
The group chased it and finally, the narrator caught hold of it from the back of its neck. The bear tried to scratch them with its hook – shaped claws. We put it in one of the gunny-bags we had brought and when I got back to Bangalore I duly presented it to my wife. She was delighted!
Read the extract given below and answer the question that follow:As we watched the fallen animal, we were surprised to see that the black fur on its back moved and left the prostrate body. Then we saw it was a baby bear that had been riding on its mother’s back when the sudden shot had killed her. The little creature ran around its prostrate parent making a pitiful noise.Q. Who is the author of this lesson?- a)Kenneth Anderson
- b)Smith
- c)Jack Smith
- d)Charles
Correct answer is option 'A'. Can you explain this answer?
Read the extract given below and answer the question that follow:
As we watched the fallen animal, we were surprised to see that the black fur on its back moved and left the prostrate body. Then we saw it was a baby bear that had been riding on its mother’s back when the sudden shot had killed her. The little creature ran around its prostrate parent making a pitiful noise.
Q. Who is the author of this lesson?
a)
Kenneth Anderson
b)
Smith
c)
Jack Smith
d)
Charles
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Dont Memorise answered |
The Bond of Love summary covers this story written by Kenneth Anderson in an easy way. It revolves around the story of the bond of love between a human and an animal. We learn that there is a bear whose name is 'Bruno' and the author's wife, who adopts him.
Read the extract given below and answer the question that follow:We put it in one of the gunny-bags we had brought and when I got back to Bangalore, I duly presented it to my wife. She was delighted! She at once put a coloured ribbon around its neck, and after discovering the cub was a ‘boy’ she christened it Bruno.Q. To whom did the author present the bear as a gift?- a)his friend
- b)his children
- c)his parents
- d)his wife
Correct answer is option 'D'. Can you explain this answer?
Read the extract given below and answer the question that follow:
We put it in one of the gunny-bags we had brought and when I got back to Bangalore, I duly presented it to my wife. She was delighted! She at once put a coloured ribbon around its neck, and after discovering the cub was a ‘boy’ she christened it Bruno.
Q. To whom did the author present the bear as a gift?
a)
his friend
b)
his children
c)
his parents
d)
his wife
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Vivek Rana answered |
One day the author found a bear cub in a field. He took it home and presented it to his wife. The bear and the author's wife developed a great love for each other.
Read the extract given below and answer the question that follow:I will begin with Bruno, my wife’s pet sloth bear. I got him for her by accident. Two years ago, we were passing through the sugarcane fields near Mysore. People were driving away the wild pigs from the fields by shooting at them. Some were shot and some escaped. We thought that everything was over when suddenly a black sloth bear came out panting in the hot sun.Q. Where did the author find the sloth bear?- a)in the fields
- b)in the forest
- c)in the sugarcane field near Mysore
- d)in the dense forest
Correct answer is option 'C'. Can you explain this answer?
Read the extract given below and answer the question that follow:
I will begin with Bruno, my wife’s pet sloth bear. I got him for her by accident. Two years ago, we were passing through the sugarcane fields near Mysore. People were driving away the wild pigs from the fields by shooting at them. Some were shot and some escaped. We thought that everything was over when suddenly a black sloth bear came out panting in the hot sun.
Q. Where did the author find the sloth bear?
a)
in the fields
b)
in the forest
c)
in the sugarcane field near Mysore
d)
in the dense forest
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Swati Verma answered |
The author got the baby sloth bear in a freak accident. Once the author and his friends were passing through the sugarcane fields near Mysore, Bruno's mother was wantonly shot dead by one of his companions. The cub was found moving on the body of his mother.
Read the extract given below and answer the question that follow:The months rolled on and Bruno had grown many times the size he was when he came. He had equalled the Alsatians in height and had even out grown them. But was just as sweet, just as mischievous, just as playful. And he was very fond of us all. Above all, he loved my wife, and she loved him too! She had changed his name from Bruno, to Baba, a Hindustani word signifying ‘small boy’. And he could do a few tricks, too. At the command, ‘Baba, wrestle’, or ‘Baba, box,’ he vigorously tackled anyone who came forward for a rough and tumble. Give him a stick and say ‘Baba, hold gun’, and he pointed the stick at you. Ask him, ‘Baba, where’s baby?’Q. What is the meaning of Baba in the lesson?- a)a small animal
- b)a small dog
- c)a hermit
- d)a small boy
Correct answer is option 'D'. Can you explain this answer?
Read the extract given below and answer the question that follow:
The months rolled on and Bruno had grown many times the size he was when he came. He had equalled the Alsatians in height and had even out grown them. But was just as sweet, just as mischievous, just as playful. And he was very fond of us all. Above all, he loved my wife, and she loved him too! She had changed his name from Bruno, to Baba, a Hindustani word signifying ‘small boy’. And he could do a few tricks, too. At the command, ‘Baba, wrestle’, or ‘Baba, box,’ he vigorously tackled anyone who came forward for a rough and tumble. Give him a stick and say ‘Baba, hold gun’, and he pointed the stick at you. Ask him, ‘Baba, where’s baby?’
Q. What is the meaning of Baba in the lesson?
a)
a small animal
b)
a small dog
c)
a hermit
d)
a small boy
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Sankar Datta answered |
Meaning of Baba in the lesson
There are multiple choices given, but the correct answer is a small boy.
Explanation:
- In the given extract, it is mentioned that the name Bruno was changed to Baba by the narrator's wife.
- The term Baba is a Hindustani word that signifies 'small boy'.
- This renaming of the dog Bruno as Baba indicates that the narrator's wife saw him as a small boy, which reflects his playful and mischievous nature.
- The dog, now called Baba, grew in size but still retained his sweet, mischievous, and playful demeanor, much like a small boy.
Therefore, in the context of the lesson, the term Baba refers to a small boy rather than any other option provided in the question.
Read the extract given below and answer the question that follow:I will begin with Bruno, my wife’s pet sloth bear. I got him for her by accident. Two years ago, we were passing through the sugarcane fields near Mysore. People were driving away the wild pigs from the fields by shooting at them. Some were shot and some escaped. We thought that everything was over when suddenly a black sloth bear came out panting in the hot sun.Q. I got him for her by accident”. Who said this?- a)narrator’s friend
- b)narrator’s son
- c)narrator’s wife
- d)narrator
Correct answer is option 'D'. Can you explain this answer?
Read the extract given below and answer the question that follow:
I will begin with Bruno, my wife’s pet sloth bear. I got him for her by accident. Two years ago, we were passing through the sugarcane fields near Mysore. People were driving away the wild pigs from the fields by shooting at them. Some were shot and some escaped. We thought that everything was over when suddenly a black sloth bear came out panting in the hot sun.
Q. I got him for her by accident”. Who said this?
a)
narrator’s friend
b)
narrator’s son
c)
narrator’s wife
d)
narrator
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Aditya Shah answered |
This line was spoken by the narrator.
Read the extract given below and answer the question that follow:We put it in one of the gunny-bags we had brought and when I got back to Bangalore, I duly presented it to my wife. She was delighted! She at once put a coloured ribbon around its neck, and after discovering the cub was a ‘boy’ she christened it Bruno.Q. Who put a coloured ribbon around its neck?- a)narrator
- b)narrator’s son
- c)narrator’s wife
- d)narrator’s friend
Correct answer is option 'C'. Can you explain this answer?
Read the extract given below and answer the question that follow:
We put it in one of the gunny-bags we had brought and when I got back to Bangalore, I duly presented it to my wife. She was delighted! She at once put a coloured ribbon around its neck, and after discovering the cub was a ‘boy’ she christened it Bruno.
Q. Who put a coloured ribbon around its neck?
a)
narrator
b)
narrator’s son
c)
narrator’s wife
d)
narrator’s friend
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Aditya Shah answered |
The author's wife was extremely happy to get the baby sloth bear as a pet. She put a coloured ribbon around his neck and named him Bruno.
Read the extract given below and answer the question that follow:We put it in one of the gunny-bags we had brought and when I got back to Bangalore, I duly presented it to my wife. She was delighted! She at once put a coloured ribbon around its neck, and after discovering the cub was a ‘boy’ she christened it Bruno.Q. What does this story highlight?- a)the bond of love and care between human beings and animals
- b)care of animals
- c)animals are not always dangerous
- d)animals need love
Correct answer is option 'A'. Can you explain this answer?
Read the extract given below and answer the question that follow:
We put it in one of the gunny-bags we had brought and when I got back to Bangalore, I duly presented it to my wife. She was delighted! She at once put a coloured ribbon around its neck, and after discovering the cub was a ‘boy’ she christened it Bruno.
Q. What does this story highlight?
a)
the bond of love and care between human beings and animals
b)
care of animals
c)
animals are not always dangerous
d)
animals need love
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Anita Menon answered |
The Bond of Love is about the emotional bond which the author's wife and her pet bear share between them. The author rescued the baby bear in an accident and gifted it to his wife. After that, they were bonding like he was their child and the author's wife loves him a lot.
Read the extract given below and answer the question that follow:The months rolled on and Bruno had grown many times the size he was when he came. He had equalled the Alsatians in height and had even out grown them. But was just as sweet, just as mischievous, just as playful. And he was very fond of us all. Above all, he loved my wife, and she loved him too! She had changed his name from Bruno, to Baba, a Hindustani word signifying ‘small boy’. And he could do a few tricks, too. At the command, ‘Baba, wrestle’, or ‘Baba, box,’ he vigorously tackled anyone who came forward for a rough and tumble. Give him a stick and say ‘Baba, hold gun’, and he pointed the stick at you. Ask him, ‘Baba, where’s baby?’Q. Find the word from the passage which means the same as ‘naughty’.- a)vigorously
- b)signifying
- c)mischievous
- d)tackled
Correct answer is option 'C'. Can you explain this answer?
Read the extract given below and answer the question that follow:
The months rolled on and Bruno had grown many times the size he was when he came. He had equalled the Alsatians in height and had even out grown them. But was just as sweet, just as mischievous, just as playful. And he was very fond of us all. Above all, he loved my wife, and she loved him too! She had changed his name from Bruno, to Baba, a Hindustani word signifying ‘small boy’. And he could do a few tricks, too. At the command, ‘Baba, wrestle’, or ‘Baba, box,’ he vigorously tackled anyone who came forward for a rough and tumble. Give him a stick and say ‘Baba, hold gun’, and he pointed the stick at you. Ask him, ‘Baba, where’s baby?’
Q. Find the word from the passage which means the same as ‘naughty’.
a)
vigorously
b)
signifying
c)
mischievous
d)
tackled
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Anita Menon answered |
Naughty means mischievous.
Read the extract given below and answer the question that follow:As we watched the fallen animal, we were surprised to see that the black fur on its back moved and left the prostrate body. Then we saw it was a baby bear that had been riding on its mother’s back when the sudden shot had killed her. The little creature ran around its prostrate parent making a pitiful noise.Q. Who is riding on its mother’s back?- a)a baby pig
- b)a baby bear
- c)a baby dear
- d)None of these
Correct answer is option 'B'. Can you explain this answer?
Read the extract given below and answer the question that follow:
As we watched the fallen animal, we were surprised to see that the black fur on its back moved and left the prostrate body. Then we saw it was a baby bear that had been riding on its mother’s back when the sudden shot had killed her. The little creature ran around its prostrate parent making a pitiful noise.
Q. Who is riding on its mother’s back?
a)
a baby pig
b)
a baby bear
c)
a baby dear
d)
None of these
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Swati Verma answered |
His mother was shot dead by one of the friends of the author. The baby bear was riding on its back. The author took the baby bear and gave it to his wife who named it Bruno.
Read the extract given below and answer the question that follow:We put it in one of the gunny-bags we had brought and when I got back to Bangalore, I duly presented it to my wife. She was delighted! She at once put a coloured ribbon around its neck, and after discovering the cub was a ‘boy’ she christened it Bruno.Q. Who named the sloth bear Bruno?- a)narrator
- b)narrator’s son
- c)narrator’s wife
- d)narrator’s friend
Correct answer is option 'C'. Can you explain this answer?
Read the extract given below and answer the question that follow:
We put it in one of the gunny-bags we had brought and when I got back to Bangalore, I duly presented it to my wife. She was delighted! She at once put a coloured ribbon around its neck, and after discovering the cub was a ‘boy’ she christened it Bruno.
Q. Who named the sloth bear Bruno?
a)
narrator
b)
narrator’s son
c)
narrator’s wife
d)
narrator’s friend
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Aditi Sharma answered |
Bruno was the name of the narrator's wife's pet sloth bear.
Read the extract given below and answer the question that follow:One day an accident befell him. I put down poison (barium carbonate) to kill the rats and mice that had got into my library. Bruno entered the library as he often did, and he ate some of the poison. Paralysis set into the extent that he could not stand on his feet. But he dragged himself on his stumps to my wife, who called me. I guessed what had happened. Off I rushed in the car to the vet’s residence. A case of poisoning! Tame Bear—barium carbonate—what to do?Q. Why did paralysis strike him?- a)his disease
- b)eating less food
- c)eating vegetables
- d)drinking poison meant for rats
Correct answer is option 'D'. Can you explain this answer?
Read the extract given below and answer the question that follow:
One day an accident befell him. I put down poison (barium carbonate) to kill the rats and mice that had got into my library. Bruno entered the library as he often did, and he ate some of the poison. Paralysis set into the extent that he could not stand on his feet. But he dragged himself on his stumps to my wife, who called me. I guessed what had happened. Off I rushed in the car to the vet’s residence. A case of poisoning! Tame Bear—barium carbonate—what to do?
Q. Why did paralysis strike him?
a)
his disease
b)
eating less food
c)
eating vegetables
d)
drinking poison meant for rats
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Aditi Sharma answered |
Paralysis struck him because he had consumed the rat-poison, barium carbonate kept in the library. In spite of the paralysis, he dragged himself on his stumps to the author's wife who then called the author.
Read the extract given below and answer the question that follow:One day an accident befell him. I put down poison (barium carbonate) to kill the rats and mice that had got into my library. Bruno entered the library as he often did, and he ate some of the poison. Paralysis set into the extent that he could not stand on his feet. But he dragged himself on his stumps to my wife, who called me. I guessed what had happened. Off I rushed in the car to the vet’s residence. A case of poisoning! Tame Bear—barium carbonate—what to do?Q. Who had dragged himself on his stumps to narrator’s wife?- a)Bruno
- b)his son
- c)his daughter
- d)none of these
Correct answer is option 'A'. Can you explain this answer?
Read the extract given below and answer the question that follow:
One day an accident befell him. I put down poison (barium carbonate) to kill the rats and mice that had got into my library. Bruno entered the library as he often did, and he ate some of the poison. Paralysis set into the extent that he could not stand on his feet. But he dragged himself on his stumps to my wife, who called me. I guessed what had happened. Off I rushed in the car to the vet’s residence. A case of poisoning! Tame Bear—barium carbonate—what to do?
Q. Who had dragged himself on his stumps to narrator’s wife?
a)
Bruno
b)
his son
c)
his daughter
d)
none of these
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Vivek Rana answered |
Bruno had mistakenly consumed poison and had got paralysed. However, he managed to crawl to the author's wife on his stumps. He was taken to the veterinary doctor who and injected 10 cc of the antidote into him.
Read the extract given below and answer the question that follow:The months rolled on and Bruno had grown many times the size he was when he came. He had equalled the Alsatians in height and had even out grown them. But was just as sweet, just as mischievous, just as playful. And he was very fond of us all. Above all, he loved my wife, and she loved him too! She had changed his name from Bruno, to Baba, a Hindustani word signifying ‘small boy’. And he could do a few tricks, too. At the command, ‘Baba, wrestle’, or ‘Baba, box,’ he vigorously tackled anyone who came forward for a rough and tumble. Give him a stick and say ‘Baba, hold gun’, and he pointed the stick at you. Ask him, ‘Baba, where’s baby?’Q. Who had equalled to Alsatians in height?- a)Tinu
- b)Chiku
- c)Bruno
- d)Merino
Correct answer is option 'C'. Can you explain this answer?
Read the extract given below and answer the question that follow:
The months rolled on and Bruno had grown many times the size he was when he came. He had equalled the Alsatians in height and had even out grown them. But was just as sweet, just as mischievous, just as playful. And he was very fond of us all. Above all, he loved my wife, and she loved him too! She had changed his name from Bruno, to Baba, a Hindustani word signifying ‘small boy’. And he could do a few tricks, too. At the command, ‘Baba, wrestle’, or ‘Baba, box,’ he vigorously tackled anyone who came forward for a rough and tumble. Give him a stick and say ‘Baba, hold gun’, and he pointed the stick at you. Ask him, ‘Baba, where’s baby?’
Q. Who had equalled to Alsatians in height?
a)
Tinu
b)
Chiku
c)
Bruno
d)
Merino
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Amit Sharma answered |
When the narrator gifted the baby bear to his wife, she became very happy and was delighted with joy. She was a very loving and kind person. She started to take care of the baby sloth bear like her child. She took very good care of the bear and named it Bruno.
Read the extract given below and answer the question that follow:As we watched the fallen animal, we were surprised to see that the black fur on its back moved and left the prostrate body. Then we saw it was a baby bear that had been riding on its mother’s back when the sudden shot had killed her. The little creature ran around its prostrate parent making a pitiful noise.Q. Who is the little creature referred to in the extracts?- a)a pig
- b)a sloth bear
- c)a deer
- d)none of the above
Correct answer is option 'B'. Can you explain this answer?
Read the extract given below and answer the question that follow:
As we watched the fallen animal, we were surprised to see that the black fur on its back moved and left the prostrate body. Then we saw it was a baby bear that had been riding on its mother’s back when the sudden shot had killed her. The little creature ran around its prostrate parent making a pitiful noise.
Q. Who is the little creature referred to in the extracts?
a)
a pig
b)
a sloth bear
c)
a deer
d)
none of the above
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Rohit Sharma answered |
“The Bond of Love” is a fascinating account of an orphaned sloth bear who was rescued by the author Kenneth Anderson and gifted to his wife as a pet. This playful baby bear grew friendly not only with the people around him but also with the two Alsatian dogs in the family.
Read the extract given below and answer the question that follow:I will begin with Bruno, my wife’s pet sloth bear. I got him for her by accident. Two years ago, we were passing through the sugarcane fields near Mysore. People were driving away the wild pigs from the fields by shooting at them. Some were shot and some escaped. We thought that everything was over when suddenly a black sloth bear came out panting in the hot sun.Q. Whom did the author get by accident?- a)an animal
- b)a wild animal
- c)a sloth bear
- d)none
Correct answer is option 'C'. Can you explain this answer?
Read the extract given below and answer the question that follow:
I will begin with Bruno, my wife’s pet sloth bear. I got him for her by accident. Two years ago, we were passing through the sugarcane fields near Mysore. People were driving away the wild pigs from the fields by shooting at them. Some were shot and some escaped. We thought that everything was over when suddenly a black sloth bear came out panting in the hot sun.
Q. Whom did the author get by accident?
a)
an animal
b)
a wild animal
c)
a sloth bear
d)
none
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Naina Sharma answered |
In the story, the narrator highlights the emotional bond shared by his wife and their pet bear Bruno. He got the baby bear in an accident and presented it to his wife. She named the bear 'Bruno' and treated it like a baby.
Read the extract given below and answer the question that follow:The months rolled on and Bruno had grown many times the size he was when he came. He had equalled the Alsatians in height and had even out grown them. But was just as sweet, just as mischievous, just as playful. And he was very fond of us all. Above all, he loved my wife, and she loved him too! She had changed his name from Bruno, to Baba, a Hindustani word signifying ‘small boy’. And he could do a few tricks, too. At the command, ‘Baba, wrestle’, or ‘Baba, box,’ he vigorously tackled anyone who came forward for a rough and tumble. Give him a stick and say ‘Baba, hold gun’, and he pointed the stick at you. Ask him, ‘Baba, where’s baby?’Q. What kind of pet was Bruno?- a)loving and playful
- b)dangerous
- c)ferocious
- d)scary
Correct answer is option 'A'. Can you explain this answer?
Read the extract given below and answer the question that follow:
The months rolled on and Bruno had grown many times the size he was when he came. He had equalled the Alsatians in height and had even out grown them. But was just as sweet, just as mischievous, just as playful. And he was very fond of us all. Above all, he loved my wife, and she loved him too! She had changed his name from Bruno, to Baba, a Hindustani word signifying ‘small boy’. And he could do a few tricks, too. At the command, ‘Baba, wrestle’, or ‘Baba, box,’ he vigorously tackled anyone who came forward for a rough and tumble. Give him a stick and say ‘Baba, hold gun’, and he pointed the stick at you. Ask him, ‘Baba, where’s baby?’
Q. What kind of pet was Bruno?
a)
loving and playful
b)
dangerous
c)
ferocious
d)
scary
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Meera Rana answered |
Bruno was a loving and playful pet. Everybody in the family was attached to him, especially the narrator's wife. However, he had to be sent away to a zoo because he was getting too big to be kept at home.
Read the extract given below and answer the question that follow:As we watched the fallen animal, we were surprised to see that the black fur on its back moved and left the prostrate body. Then we saw it was a baby bear that had been riding on its mother’s back when the sudden shot had killed her. The little creature ran around its prostrate parent making a pitiful noise.Q. Which of his parents lay prostrate?- a)his mother
- b)his father
- c)his friends
- d)none of these
Correct answer is option 'A'. Can you explain this answer?
Read the extract given below and answer the question that follow:
As we watched the fallen animal, we were surprised to see that the black fur on its back moved and left the prostrate body. Then we saw it was a baby bear that had been riding on its mother’s back when the sudden shot had killed her. The little creature ran around its prostrate parent making a pitiful noise.
Q. Which of his parents lay prostrate?
a)
his mother
b)
his father
c)
his friends
d)
none of these
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Aditi Sharma answered |
The little creature's mother lay prostrate because she had been shot dead by one of the author's companions.
Read the extract given below and answer the question that follow:One day an accident befell him. I put down poison (barium carbonate) to kill the rats and mice that had got into my library. Bruno entered the library as he often did, and he ate some of the poison. Paralysis set into the extent that he could not stand on his feet. But he dragged himself on his stumps to my wife, who called me. I guessed what had happened. Off I rushed in the car to the vet’s residence. A case of poisoning! Tame Bear—barium carbonate—what to do?Q. What was the name of the poison that Bruno drank?- a)Sodium carbonate
- b)Bicarbonate
- c)Barium Carbonate
- d)Carbonate
Correct answer is option 'C'. Can you explain this answer?
Read the extract given below and answer the question that follow:
One day an accident befell him. I put down poison (barium carbonate) to kill the rats and mice that had got into my library. Bruno entered the library as he often did, and he ate some of the poison. Paralysis set into the extent that he could not stand on his feet. But he dragged himself on his stumps to my wife, who called me. I guessed what had happened. Off I rushed in the car to the vet’s residence. A case of poisoning! Tame Bear—barium carbonate—what to do?
Q. What was the name of the poison that Bruno drank?
a)
Sodium carbonate
b)
Bicarbonate
c)
Barium Carbonate
d)
Carbonate
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Amit Sharma answered |
Once, he ate some poison-barium carbonate which paralysed and weakened him. He also vomited and breathed heavily. He was rushed to the vet's residence, where he was finally cured.
Read the extract given below and answer the question that follow:One day an accident befell him. I put down poison (barium carbonate) to kill the rats and mice that had got into my library. Bruno entered the library as he often did, and he ate some of the poison. Paralysis set into the extent that he could not stand on his feet. But he dragged himself on his stumps to my wife, who called me. I guessed what had happened. Off I rushed in the car to the vet’s residence. A case of poisoning! Tame Bear—barium carbonate—what to do?Q. Who could not stand on his feet?- a)Narrator
- b)Bruno
- c)Narrator’s son
- d)Narrator’s wife
Correct answer is option 'B'. Can you explain this answer?
Read the extract given below and answer the question that follow:
One day an accident befell him. I put down poison (barium carbonate) to kill the rats and mice that had got into my library. Bruno entered the library as he often did, and he ate some of the poison. Paralysis set into the extent that he could not stand on his feet. But he dragged himself on his stumps to my wife, who called me. I guessed what had happened. Off I rushed in the car to the vet’s residence. A case of poisoning! Tame Bear—barium carbonate—what to do?
Q. Who could not stand on his feet?
a)
Narrator
b)
Bruno
c)
Narrator’s son
d)
Narrator’s wife
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Anita Menon answered |
Once the narrator had kept some barium carbonate for killing rats in the library. Bruno went there as he usually did and, seeing the poison that had been kept there, he consumed it. The poison had an immediate effect on him and, as paralysis set in, he could not stand on his feet.
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