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C.  Read these lines and answer the questions that follow.                              Reference  to  context

              1.  “I have never seen a creature like this!”

                  a.  Who said these words?

                  b.  What is meant by ‘creature’ here?

                  c.  Who brought the creature?

                  d.  Why was the ‘creature’ considered one of its kind?

              2.  “You will be given a thousand gold coins.”

                  a.  Who said these words and to whom?

                  b.  Why did the speaker want to give the coins?

                  c.  Were the coins taken?
                  d.  What were the things the speaker was requested to give instead of the

                      coins?

          D.  Answer these questions.


              1.  What did Chatur Pandit gift King Krishnadevaraya? Where did he claim to have
                  found it?

              2.  Why did Chatur Pandit want a hundred coins?

              3.  What did Tenali Raman advise the king to do before he rewarded Chatur Pandit?

              4.  Whom did Tenali Raman ask for a favour? What was it?

              5.  How was Chatur Pandit punished at the end of the story?


        Think and Answer                                                                          •  Critical  Thinking



          A.  Do you think that Tenali Raman prevented the king from being cheated? What does

              this show about Tenali Raman? Discuss.


        Grammar Spot                                                                                  •  Conjunctions



                                                  Conjunctions
        Read these sentences.

              1.   Tenali Raman was a Telugu poet known for his wit and humour.
              2.  The emperor wanted to reward Chatur Pandit, but Tenali Raman

                  asked him to wait for a few days.


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