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Flashcards: Talkative Barber 32 Flashcards 
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What is the primary reason the Sultan becomes frustrated with the barber? |
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The Sultan becomes frustrated because the barber talks non-stop instead of shaving his head, delaying the process. |
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The barber insists he is quiet compared to his ___, who are all great talkers. |
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Six brothers |
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True or False: The Sultan successfully gets the barber to shave him quickly without any interruptions. |
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False. The barber takes a long time to shave the Sultan, leading to more frustration. |
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What offer does the Sultan make to the barber in an attempt to speed up the shaving process? |
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The Sultan promises the barber all the food prepared for his feast if he finishes shaving him quickly. |
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What caused the Sultan's irritation with the barber during the shaving appointment? |
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The Sultan was irritated because the barber talked excessively instead of focusing on shaving his head, which delayed the appointment and frustrated the Sultan. |
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True or False: The barber left the Sultan's side to prepare for his own friends' visit during the shaving. |
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True, the barber checked the time and realized he had not prepared for his own friends' visit, which distracted him from shaving the Sultan. |
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What was the Sultan's final decision regarding the barber after his ongoing talking and the mention of the feast? |
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The Sultan decided to offer the barber all the food prepared for his feast to get rid of him, allowing the barber to check if it was enough for his friends. |
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What does the story illustrate about the consequences of excessive talking? |
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The story illustrates that excessive talking can hinder the completion of important tasks, as seen with the barber who delays the shaving process due to his continuous chatter. |
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The Sultan's patience is tested when the barber's ___ distracts him from his responsibilities. |
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Talkative nature |
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True or False: The barber's cleverness is portrayed as a form of wisdom throughout the story. |
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False. While the barber is clever in manipulating the situation, his inability to focus on his duties shows that cleverness does not equate to wisdom. |
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What lesson about patience can be drawn from the Sultan's experience with the barber? |
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The lesson is that patience is a virtue, and it is important to remain calm even in frustrating situations, as demonstrated by the Sultan's struggle with his impatience. |
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The barber's endless chatter serves to highlight the theme of ___ in communication. |
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The impact of excessive talking |
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The word 'Chatterer' refers to someone who ___ a lot. |
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Talks a lot, often without stopping |
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What does the term 'examine' imply? |
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To look at something very carefully to understand it better. |
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Generous people are willing to give ___ of something more than is usual. |
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More |
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In a state of 'desperation', a person has ___ all hope. |
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Lost |
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 Completed! Keep practicing to master all of them. |
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