Wrong order for JSC Examination

The following sentences are in wrong order. Write them in correct order

“It’s so cold, and I’ve nothing to eat, cried Mr Grasshopper unhappily. The door opened and there was Mr. Grasshopper standing outside in the cold. “What can I do, Mr Ant?” “Come in!” shouted Mr Ant again. One morning, Mr Ant was eating his breakfast when there was a knock at the door. Mr Grasshopper walked in very slowly and sat down. “You look ill” he shouted. “What’s wrong?” asked Mr. Ant. “Would you like some breakfast?”

Answer: GK`v mKv‡j hLb wg.wccov hLb mKv‡ji bv¯Ív Lvw”Qj ZLb `iRvq GKUv †UvKvi kã ïbj|‡m wPrKvi K‡i ejj, Ò †fZ‡i G‡mv|Ó `iRv Ly‡j †Mj Avi `iRvi evB‡i VvÛvi g‡a¨ wg Nvmdwos †K `vwo‡q _vK‡Z †`Lv †Mj|wg.wcucov cybivq wPrKvi K‡i ejj, †fZ‡i G‡mv|Ó ÒZzwg wK mKv‡ji bv¯Ív Lv‡e?Ówg Nvm dwos ax‡i ax‡i †n‡uU G‡m e‡m coj|wg.wcucov wRÁvmv Kij, ÒwK n‡q‡Q? †Zvgv‡K `~e©j †`Lv‡”Q|Ó A¯^w¯Íi m‡½ wg Nvm dwos †K‡`u ejj, ÒLye kxZ c‡o‡Q Avi Avgvi Lvevi wKQyB †bB|Avwg wK Ki‡Z cvwi wg.wccov

Mr Ant stayed inside his house. “Come in!” he shouted. The soft earth became hard and nothing could grow. One morning Mr. Ant was eating his breakfast when there was a knock at his door. After sometime, the warm sunny days finished. Through his windows he looked at the trees and the white fields covered in snow. The door opened and there was Mr. Grasshopper standing outside in the cold. Then the winter season came and the weather in Greece grew cold. Then it started snowing and the fields were covered in soft white snow. The leaves dropped off the trees and the countryside looked bare and grey.

Answer: wKQyw`‡bi g‡a¨B Dò †iŠ`ªgq w`b¸‡jv dzwi‡q †Mj|Gici kxZ ‡gŠmyg Gj Avi MÖx‡¯§i AvenvIqv VvÛv n‡q Gj|big gvwU k³ n‡q DVj Ges wKQyB Avi Drcbœ Kiv †Mj bv|MvQ †_‡K cvZv¸‡jv S‡i coj Ges MÖvgvÂj aymi Avi gwjb †`Lv‡Z jvMj|Gici ïi“ nj ZzlvicvZ Avi Rwg¸‡jv mv`v big Zzlv‡i f‡i ‡X‡K †Mj|wg.wccov Zvi N‡iB _vK‡Z jvMj|‡m Zvi Rvbvjv w`‡q evB‡i ZvwK‡q mv`v Zzlv‡i XvKv MvQ¸‡jv Avi dm‡ji gvV †`Lj|Ggwb GKw`b wg.wcucov hLb mKv‡ji bv¯Ív Lvw”Qj ZLb `iRvq g„`y †UvKvi AvIqvR ïb‡Z †c‡jb|‡m wPrKvi K‡i ejj, Ò ‡fZ‡i G‡mv|Ó `iRv Ly‡j †Mj Avi evB‡i VvÛvi g‡a¨ wg Nvmdwos‡K _vK‡Z †`Lv †Mj|

But they were very different people. They lived in the same village. He got up early in the morning and started working on his farm. Their names were Mr Ant and Mr. Grasshopper. But Mr Grasshopper was very lazy. They were very good friends. Mr Ant was a very serious and hardworking person. Once upon a time there were two farmers. He used to waste his time. It was near the sea in Greece.

Answer: GK`v `yÕRb K…lK wQj|Zv‡`i bvg wQj wg. wcucov I wg.Nvmdwos|Zviv GKB MÖv‡g evm KiZ|GwU wQj MÖx‡mi mgy‡`ª Zx‡ii wbK‡U|Zviv Lye fv‡jv eÜz wQj|wKš‘ Zviv wQj ci¯úi †_‡K wfbœ ¯^fv‡ei|wg wcucov wQj K‡Vvi cwikªgx|‡m Lye †fv‡i D‡V Zvi Lvgv‡ii KvR ïi“ KiZ|Avi Ab¨w`‡K Nvmdwos wQj LyeB Ajm|‡m Avj‡mwg K‡i Zvi mgq AcPq KiZ|

It was during summer season when the mangoes were ripe. The owner of the orchard, Hamidur Rahman, was a very rich man. Hamidur Rahman and his friends started eating the mangoes. He was an honest, hardworking man and looked after a large mango orchard. So Hamidur Rahman asked Suruj Ali to pick some of the mangoes and gave them to his friends. But the mangoes did not taste sweet. Once upon a time there lived a poor man called Suruj Ali. Then he gave them to his master. One day some of Hamidur Rahman’s friends came to visit him. Suruj Ali went to the orchard and carefully picked some nice, large mangoes.

Answer: GK`v myi“R Avjx bv‡g GK `wi`ª †jvK evm KiZ|‡m wQj mr I K‡Vvi cwikªgx GKRb †jvK|‡m GKwU eo AvgevMvb †`Lvïbv KiZ|evMvbwUi gvwjK nvwg`yi ingvb wQ‡jbGKRb AZ¨šÍ abx/m¤ú`kvjx †jvK|GKw`b nvwg`yi ingv‡bi K‡qKRb eÜz Zvi m‡½ †`Lv Ki‡Z Av‡m|GUv wQj MÖx¯§Kvj hLb Avg cvKvi mgq|Kv‡RB nvwg`yi ingvb myi“R Avjx‡K KZ¸‡jv cvKv Avg †c‡o G‡b Zvi e›×z‡`i‡K w`‡Z ej‡jb|myi“R Avjx evMv‡b †Mj Ges mh‡Zœ K‡qKwU my›`i I eo eo cvKv Avg †c‡o Avbj|AZtci wZwb G¸‡jv Zvi gwbe‡K w`‡jb|hLb nvwg`yi ingvb I Zvi eÜziv Avg¸‡jv †L‡Z jvMj,ZLb nvwg`yi ingvb ejj, ÒAvg¸‡jv †L‡Z wgwó bq|G¸‡jv UK|Ó)

“Let’s go and find out,” another said. So very slowly and carefully they approached the sound. One day they were walking through the dark Indian forest when they heard a sound. They were very keen to learn and never stopped searching new.” But unfortunately all of them were blind. Once upon a time, many years ago, there lived six young men. “What’s that?” One of them asked. They all stopped and listened carefully.

Answer: A‡bK A‡bK eQi c~‡e© GK mgq QqRb Zi“b evm KiZ|Zviv wk¶v MÖn‡Y Lye AvMÖnx wQj Ges KL‡bv Zv‡`i Ávb A‡š¦lY _vgvZ bv|wKš‘ `yfv©M¨µ‡g Zviv mevB wQj AÜ|GKw`b Zviv Mfxi AÜKviv”Qbœ fviZxq e‡bi g‡a¨ w`‡q †n‡uU hvIqvi mgq GKwU kã ïb‡Z †cj|Zviv mevB †_‡g wM‡q mZ©KZvi mv‡_ ïbj|Zv‡`i GKRb ejj, ÒGUv Avevi wK‡mi kã?Ó Zviv Avevi ïbj|Ab¨ GKRb ejj, ÒPj,Avgiv wM‡q Ly‡uR †`wL|Ó ÒAvwg GwU wec`RbK g‡b Kwi bv Ges Avgiv bZzb wKQy wkL‡Z cvie|ÓKv‡RB Lye ax‡i ax‡i Ges mveavbfv‡e Zviv k‡ãi w`‡K GwM‡q †Mj|

That is why it is suitable. They dug deep into the ground with their spades and with their hoes. They broke the soil into small pieces. A piece of land was given to the class8 students. So when all the tools were made, the students started to work. The headmaster gave it to them. It was a hot day in March. It was about twelve metres long and six metres wide. He and Mr Ahmed chose it.It was near the school’s well,was always sunny, and during the rainy season never flooded.It was chosen for three reasons.

Answer: Aóg †kªYxi QvÎ-QvÎx‡`i‡K GK LÛ Rwg †`qv nj|GwU cÖvq evi wgUvi j¤^v Ges Qq wgUvi PIov|cÖavb wk¶K Zv‡`i‡K GUv w`‡q‡Qb|wZwb Ges Rbve Avn‡g` GUv cQ›` K‡i‡Qb|wZbwU Kvi‡Y GUv cQ›` Kiv n‡q‡Q|GwU we`¨vj‡q K~‡ci wbK‡U Aew¯’Z,me mgq m~‡h©i Av‡jv cvq|Ges el©vKv‡j KL‡bv c­vweZ nq bv|GRb¨ GwU Dchy³ wQj|Kv‡RB hLb me¸‡jv hš¿cvwZ ˆZwi n‡j QvÎQvÎxiv KvR ïi“ Kij|GwU wQj gvP© gv‡mi GKwU Mig w`b|Zviv †Kv`vj w`‡q gvwU Mfxi K‡i Lbb Kij Ges Zv‡`i wbovwb w`‡q gvwU‡K †f‡O †QvU †QvU UzKiv Kij|)

He worked there in the laboratory in his house. Once upon time a time there lived a famous magician called Frankel. He only used his spells to make bad people good. He was a good magician. If they improved, he would take his magic spell off them. He never did any house work. He lived in a small town in Germany. In it he made his magic spells. Frankel lived by himself in a large house. He used his magic spells to make his life easier and more comfortable.                                                     

Answer: GK`v d«¨v‡¼j bv‡gi GKRb weL¨vZ hv`yKi evm KiZ|wZwb Rvgv©bxi GKwU †QvÆ kn‡i evm Ki‡Zb|wZwb Zvi evwoi GKwU M‡elYvMv‡i KvR Ki‡Zb|M‡elYvMv‡i wZwb Rv`ygš¿ ˆZwi Ki‡Zb| wZwb Rv`ygš¿ ˆZwi Ki‡Zb ïaygvÎ g›`‡jvK‡K fv‡jv Kivi Rb¨|Avi,Zv‡`i DbœwZ n‡j wZwb Rv`ygš¿ Zz‡j wb‡Zb|d«¨v‡¼j GKvKx Zvi GKwU weivU evwo‡Z _vK‡Zb|wZwb KLbI Zvi N‡ii KvR Ki‡Zb bv|wZwb Zvi Rv`ygš¿ w`‡q Rxeb‡K mnR I AvivgcÖ` K‡i Zz‡jwQ‡jb|)

Sometimes we pulled the chain. So we tied a chain to old kerosene tin and put some small pieces of metal into it. “Now what can we do?” I asked. Then the birds flew away and again our plants were safe! “Well, if we don’t want the birds to eat all our plants, we’ll have to make something to scare them away,” my wife replied. When the tin moved, it made a loud noise. “We can’t stand here and watch our plants all day!” “We can use bamboo and an old tin to make it.” Sometimes the wind blew.Then we tied the tin to the top of a bamboo pole.

Answer:Ò Avgiv GLb Kx Ki‡Z cvwi?Ó Avwg wRÁvmv Kijvg| ÒAvgiv mvivw`b a‡i GLv‡b `vwuo‡q †_‡K Avgv‡`i PvivMvQ cvnviv w`‡Z cvie bv!Ó wVK Av‡Q,Avgiv hw` Avgv‡`i PvivMvQ¸‡jv‡K cvwL‡Z LvIqv‡Z bv PvB,Zvn‡j  I¸‡jv‡K Zvovevi R‡b¨ fq †`Lv‡bvi GKUv e¨e¯’v Ki‡Z cvwi,Ó Avgiv ¯¿x DËi w`j| ÒAvgiv evuk Ges cyivZb wUb w`‡q GUv ˆZwi Ki‡Z cvwi|Ód‡j,Avgiv GKwU †K‡ivwm‡bi wU‡b †PBb jvMvjvg Ges Gi g‡a¨ wKQy avZe UzKiv ivLjvg|AZtci Avgiv GUv‡K GKUv ev‡kui LywuUi Dciw`‡K jvMvjvg|gv‡S-g‡a¨ evZvm eB‡Zv Avi,KLb I KLbI Avgiv †PBb UvbZvg|wUbwU hLbB bo‡Zv ZLbB kã ˆZwi n‡Zv|Gi d‡j cvwL D‡o †h‡Zv Avi Avgv‡`i Pviv¸‡jv wbivc` _vK‡Zv|

Because all his father’s visitors were grown ups. It was a nice warm evening in March. Then she felt the room. Suddenly Anwar felt embarrassed and shy. Anwar was reading a book in his bedroom at home. “Look after them for a few moments, dear, while I go and get your father,” she said. Then his mother called him. “Some people have come to see your father.” Mrs Latifa Begum exclaimed. He found his mother with some visitors in the living room. So Anwar went downstairs.

Answer: GUv wQj gv‡P©i GK Dò we‡Kj|Av‡bvqvi evwoi †kvevi N‡i GKwU eB cowQj|Ggb mgq Zvi gv WvK‡jb|Av‡bvqvi Zvi gv'‡K K‡qKRb AwZw_mn emevi N‡i †`Lj|Av‡bvqvi wmwo †f‡½ wb‡P bvgj|wg‡mm jwZdv †eMg ej‡jb, Ò‡Zvgvi evevi mv‡_ †`Lv Kivi Rb¨ K‡qKRb †jvK G‡m‡Qb|ÓwZwb ej‡jb, Zzwg wKQy mg‡qi R‡b¨ AwZw_‡`i †`Lvïbv Ki,ZZ¶‡Y Avwg †Zvgvi evev‡K wb‡q Avwm|ÓGici wZwb Ni †_‡K †ewi‡q †M‡jb|nVvrB Av‡bvqvi A¯^w¯’ I j¾v‡eva Ki‡Z jvMj|KviY,Zvi evevi m‡½ †`Lv Ki‡Z Avmv AwZw_iv mK‡jB Zvi †P‡q eq‡m eo|

Mr Ahmed and the boys went to visit the smithy. They walked up to the smithy and looked in. Inside the hut there were two blacksmiths. They were working together. They could also see a young boy. He was helping the two blacksmiths. He pulled a small metal chain. When he pulled it, the bellows blew. Mr Ahmed and his students could see the large bellows at the back of the smithy. And in front of the bellows stood the forge.

Answer: Rbve Avn‡g` Ges †Q‡jiv Kvgvikvjv cwi`k©b Ki‡Z †Mj|Zviv †n‡uU Kvgvikvjv ch©šÍ †Mj Ges wfZ‡i ZvKvj|Kvgvikvjvi wfZi `yÕRb Kvgvi wQj|Zviv GK m‡½ KvR K‡iwQj|Zviv Aek¨ GKwU †QvÆ †Q‡j‡KI †mLv‡b †`L‡Z †cj|‡m Aci `yÕRb Kvgvi‡K mn‡hvwMZv KiwQj|‡Q‡jwU GKwU avZe †PBb a‡i UvbwQj|hLb †m †PBbwU UvbZ,nvciwU †_‡K evZvm †ei n‡Zv|Rbve Avn‡g` Ges Zvi wk¶v_x©iv Kvgvi‡`i †cQ‡b GKwU eo nvci †`L‡Z †cj|Avi,nvciwUi mvg‡bB wQj GKwU AwMœKzÛ|

This is the blacksmith’s forge behind which are the bellows. Mr Ahmed is pointing to a small hut near the pond where a smithy stands. In the middle a bright fire is burning. It’s a quiet afternoon in Nurpur. When he pulls the chain, the bellows blow and the forge burns bright and red. They are eager to look inside and see the blacksmiths working at their forge. Mr Anis Ahmed is standing under a large mango tree near the college pond. The bellows are blowing, because a small boy is pulling a small metal chain. Inside the smithy, three people are working. The students are looking at the smithy with interest. Answer: Rbve Avwgb Avn‡g` K‡jR cyKz‡ii cv‡k GKwU wekvj AvgMv‡Qi wb‡P `vwou‡q Av‡Qb| b~icy‡i GLb kvšÍ we‡Kj| Rbve Avn‡g` cyKz‡ii cv‡ki GKwU †QvÆ Kz‡uoN‡ii w`‡K wb‡`©k K‡i‡Qb †hLv‡b KvgvikvjvwU i‡q‡Q|wk¶v_©x©iv Kvgvikvjvi w`‡K DrmyK n‡q ZvKv‡”Q|Zviv Kvgvikvjvi †fZi Kxfv‡e AwMœKz‡Ûi cv‡k Kvgivi KvR Ki‡Q Zv †`L‡Z AvMÖnx|Kvgvikvjvi †fZ‡i wZbRb †jvK KvR Ki‡Q|gvSLv‡b GKwU D¾¡j AwMœKyÛ R¡j‡Q|GUv Kvgvi‡`i AwMœKzÛ hvi †cQ‡b i‡q‡Q nvci|nvci w`‡q evZvm †ei n‡”Q KviY GKwU †QvÆ †Q‡j GKwU avZe †kKj a‡i Uvb‡Q|‡Q‡jwU hLb †kKj a‡i Uvb †`q ZLb nvci n‡Z evZvm †ei nq Ges AwMœKvÛwU D¾¡j I jvj n‡q R¡‡j|

 “Our school garden looks so beautiful that everyone admires it,” Rina told her mother. They look like lovely green balls now. “Oh, good’ exclaimed Rina. Rina and her friends showed her round the school garden. At last, she thanked them for their school garden. “Would you like to see it too? “Yes, I would,” replied Mrs Salam, “Then I’ll show you everything but I especially want to show you our egg plants. First she saw the bamboo fence. So the next day, Mrs Salam went to her daughter’s school. Then she saw the scarecrow as well as the plants. Answer: wibv Zvi gv‡K ejj, ÒAvgv‡`i ¯‹z‡ji evMvbwU †`L‡Z GZ my›`i †h mevB Gi cÖksmv K‡i|Ó ÒZzwg wK GUv †`L‡Z PvI?Ó Òn¨vu,Avwg PvB,Ó wg‡mm mvjvg DËi w`‡jb|wibv Avb‡›`i mv‡_ e‡j DVj, ÒIn Kx gRv|Ó ÒZvn‡j †Zvgv‡K Avwg mewKQy †`Lve,we‡kl K‡i,Avgv‡`i †e¸b¸‡jv Uz†`Lve|GLb I¸‡jv‡K PgrKvi meyR e‡ji gZ †`Lvq|ÓKv‡RB c‡ii w`b wg‡mm mvjvg Zvi †g‡qi ¯‹z‡j †M‡jb Ges wibv I Zvi eÜziv Zvu‡K Zv‡`i evMvbUv Ny‡i †`Lvj|cÖ_‡g wZwb ev‡uki bZzb †eovUv †`L‡jb|Zvici wZwb KvKZvo–qv Ges PvivMvQ¸‡jv †`L‡jb|me‡k‡l wZwb Zv‡`i ¯‹zj evMv‡bi Rb¨ Zv‡`i‡K ab¨ev` Rvbv‡jb|

When her parents returned together, Rina was surprised. “And so have you, Rina,” added her father. It was an interesting story, so Tunu didn’t worry about his mother. When Rina, finished, Tunu said, “If you wrote your stories down, you’d become a famous writer.” He and Kashem have been so helpful.” “At the hospital,” replied Rina’s father. Rina told Tunu a true story about a young Bangladeshi girl and an English lady. “I told Anwar to fetch your father from the office,” Rina’s mother explained. The story lasted for about half an hour until their parents came home. “Where did you meet?” she asked them.

Answer: wibv Uzby‡K GKRb evsjv‡`kx Zi“Y I GKRb Bs‡iR gwnjv mg‡Ü GKwU mZ¨ Kvwnbx ejj|GUv GKUv gRvi Mí wQj e‡j Uzby gv‡qi R‡b¨ Dw`Mœ nqwb|MíwU Zv‡`i evevgv bv Avmv ch©šÍ cÖvq Ava N›Uv mgq wb‡q PjwQj|wibv Mí †kl Ki‡j Uzby ejj, Ò‡Zvgvi Mí¸‡jv wj‡L ivL‡j Zzwg GKRb weL¨vZ †jLK n‡Z cvi‡Z|ÓZvi evev gv GKmv‡_ wdi‡j wibv AevK n‡jv|wibv Zv‡`i‡K wRÁvmv Kij,Ò †Zvgiv GKmv‡_ n‡j †Kv_vq?/†Zvgv‡`i †`Lv nj †Kv_vq?Ó ÒnvmcvZv‡j,Ó wibvi evev DËi w`‡jb| Ò‡m Avi Kv‡mg A‡bK mvnvh¨ K‡i‡Q|Ó ÒZzwgI,wibvÓZvi evev †hvM w`‡jb|

After a few minutes, however, Suruj Ali heard his master shouting, so he rushed back. “How long have you been working for me?” Then he rushed into the mango orchard and picked some fresh ones. “Three years and you still don’t know which mangoes are sweet and which ones sour!’ “These ones look so good, he said to himself. When Suruj Ali knew that the mangoes were sour, he took them away quickly. “What’s the matter, sir?” he asked. Then he bought them to his master and went away. “These mangoes are sour too!” Hamidur Rahman shouted. “Three years, Sir,” Suruj Ali replied.

Answer: myi“R Avjx hLb Rvb‡Z cvij †h,Avg¸‡jv UK ZLbB †m †m¸‡jv mwi‡q †djj|AZtci †m Avg¸‡jv gwb‡ei Kv‡Q wb‡q †Mj Ges P‡j †Mj|K‡qK wgwbU ci,myi“R Avjx gwb‡ei wPrKvi ï‡b `ª“Z Zvi Kv‡Q wd‡i Gj|‡m wR‡Ám Kij, ÒwK e¨vcvi ,Rbve!Ó ÒZzwg KZw`b hveZ Avgvi Rb¨ KvR KiQ?ÓwZwb wR‡Ám Ki‡jb| ÒwZb ermi hveZ,Rbve,myi“R Avjx DËi w`‡jb|ÒwZb ermi hveZ KvR KiQ,Avi GLb ch©šÍI Zzwg Rvb bv †h,†Kvb Avg¸‡jv wgwó Avi †Kvb¸‡jv UK!Ó

 “So that’s our enemy!” we exclaimed. So we hid inside our house, looked out of the window and waited. “If we want to know who this new enemy is, we’ll have to watch our plants carefully,” I said. “But the enemy won’t come if we stay here. We’ll have to hide in the house.” Soon there were three or four birds all eating our lovely plants. Suddenly we noticed something small. It was a bird and it started eating a small green leaf. It flew down from the bough of a tree onto one of our plants. “Yes,” my wife agreed.

Answer:ÒAvgiv hw` Avgv‡`i bZzb kµ‡K †`L‡Z PvB Zvn‡j PvivMvQ¸‡jv‡K mZ©KZvi m‡½ †`Lvïbv Ki‡Z n‡e,ÓAvwg ejjvg| Òn¨uv,ZvB,Ó Avgvi ¯¿x ejj| ÒwKš‘ Avgiv GLv‡b _vK‡j kµ GLv‡b Avm‡e bv|Avgv‡`i‡K N‡i jyKv‡Z n‡e|Ód‡j,d‡j Avgiv wb‡R‡`i‡K N‡ii g‡a¨ jyKvjvg Ges Rvbvjv w`‡q evB‡i ZvwK‡q A‡c¶v Ki‡Z jvMjvg|nVvr K‡iB Avgiv †QvÆ wKQy GKUv †`L‡Z †cjvg|GUv GKUv Mv‡Qi Wvj †_‡K D‡o G‡m Avgv‡`i GKwU PvivMv†Q bvgvj|GwU wQj GKwU cvwL Ges GwU GKwU KwP meyR cvZv †L‡Z ïi“ Kij|ÒGB Zvn‡j kµ,Ó Avgiv we¯§q cÖKvk Kijvg|wKQy¶‡Yi g‡a¨B †mLv‡b AviI 3/4 wU cvwL †`Ljvg hviv Avgv‡`i my›`i PvivMvQ¸‡jv †L‡Z ïiy Kij|

“Look, here a passport,” said Rafiq. “If I leave the bag here, someone else may take it,” she thought. But Salma was a very responsible young person and was not afraid. When Salma arrived home her elder brother Rafiq was there. When they looked inside it, they found many things. So she picked up the bag and took it home. It’s British and belongs to someone called Janet Green. “If I pick it up, people may think I am a thief.” This bag must belong to her. She was born in Bristol and it is a social worker.

(Òhw` Avwg GwU Zzwj Zvn‡j †jv‡K fve‡e Avwg †Pvi|Ó wKš‘ mvjgv AZ¨šÍ `vwqZ¡kxj Zi“bx wQj Ges fq cvqwb| Òhw` Avwg e¨vMwU †d‡j hvB,Ab¨ †KD GwU wb‡q hv‡e,Ó †m fvej|ZvB †m e¨vMwU Zzjj Ges evmvq wb‡q †Mj|mvjgv hLb evmvq †cŠQj ZLb Zvi eo fvB iwdK †mLv‡b wQj|‡m Zv‡K e¨vMwU †`Lvj|Zviv e¨vMwUi †fZ‡i A‡bK wKQy †`L‡Z †cj| Ò‡`L,GLv‡b GKwU cvm‡cv©U Av‡Q,ÓiwdK ejj|GwU wewUªk Ges R¨v‡bU MÖxY bvgK KviI n‡e|GB e¨vMwU Aek¨B Zvi|Zvi Rb¥ weª÷‡j Ges ‡m GKRb mgvRKgx©|

We worked so hard that soon our flowers and vegetables were growing very well. Then we planted seeds and seedlings in our garden. “About ten years ago, my wife and I came to live here in Nurpur. Early one morning we were eating our breakfast and looking out of the window, when we saw some cows and goats in our garden. We built our house for ourselves on a nice piece of land and made a garden around it. We were shocked because they were eating all our young plants.” “ I don’t know,” I replied. “How long have they been there?” my wife asked. We stood and looked at our garden. We quickly ran out into the garden and chased the cows and goats away, but it was too late.

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Would you help us? They said, “Were sorryÓ. The teacher let them argue with each             other for some time. We have all felt your elephant. We forget about you. Then the teacher explained to them. The six blind men argued because they could not agree with each other. The n he cried out, “stop now! Stop and listened to me! But unfortunately we can not agree about it.Ó they felt ashamed and stopped arguing hearing the teacher’s   voice.

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But he was lucky. But it was difficult for him to live alone. So he returned home and again he started his life with his family. One of them visited Ruplals hut during the night. It was not a tiger. Ruplal was a brave man to live in the jungle. He wanted to the comfortable. It was only a little mouse! In fact, it’s a dangerous place with many wild animals. But the jungle is not a comfortable place.

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So they were able to look after her. After a week, she felt much better and was able to retune home. So  I felt very upset when I heard about her accident. I’m very fond of my grandmother. She lives with my aunt and uncle in a village near here. I wanted to help as much as possible. That is why, I visited her everyday in Nurpur Hospital. She’s always very kind to me. Answer: Avwg Avgvi bvbxi Lye f³|wZwb memgq Avgvi cÖwZ m`q|ZvB hLb Avwg Zvui `~NUbvi Lei cvB ZLb LyeB gg©vnZ nB|Avwg hZ`~i mh ¢ Zv‡K mvnvh¨ Ki‡Z PvBZvg,ZvB cÖwZw`b b~ic~I nvmcvZv‡j Zv‡K †`L‡Z †hZvg|GK mßvn c‡i wZwb †ek fvj †eva Ki‡jb I evmvq wdi‡Z m¶g n‡jb|wZwb Kv‡Qi GKwU MÖv‡g Avgvi gvgvgvgxi mv‡_ _vK‡Zb| Gi d‡j Zviv Zv‡K †`Lvïbv Ki‡Z cviZ|

She stood up quickly and looked down at the paper bag. She felt so excited and happy that she ran quickly along the path to the college pond. All her lovely eggs were broken. After breakfast Rina collected about half a dozen eggs from the chicken house. She didn’t hurt herself very much, but she dropped her paper bag. Rina bent down and carefully looked inside the paper bag. Putting them carefully into a paper bag she started for her school. It was broken and something inside was making it damp. While Rina was running near the college pond, she suddenly tripped over a stone and fell. Mr Ahmed’s going to be very pleased with these lovely eggs.

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Hans was amazed. “Goodness!” he exclaimed. “Is the bush going to clean the floor?” After a few minutes, the door of the laboratory suddenly opened and in walked a brush. The brush emptied the water into the floor and then went out. “You can start cleaning the floor now.” But the brush didn’t start washing anything. It has arms and legs just like a person and was carrying a bucket of water. “That’s enough water, brush”, said Hans. After a few minutes it returned and emptied another bucket of water onto the floor.

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He looked at the fishermen’s boat on the sea. So while Mr Grasshopper enjoyed his leisure. Mr Ant worked hard from morning until night. He looked at the leaves on the trees, the green fields etc. But Mr Ant continued to work on his farm. While Mr Ant worked on his farm, Mr Grasshopper sang happily in the warm sun. Then Mr Grasshopper fell sleep. For many days, weeks and months, he was busy in his field. After that Mr Grasshopper slept quietly in his chair. And when he stopped, he sat and admired the beautiful countryside all around him. And as soon as the crops were ready, he stopped the grain in his granary.

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