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प्रश्न
Narrate the clever strategy followed by Clem Jones to deceive Pongo.
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उत्तर १
Title: Seventeen Oranges Author: Bills Naughton
Characters: The narrator, Clem Jones, Pongo, and the policeman.
Theme: “Too much of anything is good for nothing”
People who are experts in stealing are very careful in their attempts. They plan well and carry out it to be successful. Clem Jones was also a careful planner of theft. One day he was coming out of the docks with a box. Pongo, a policeman on duty asked him to open the box. He told Pongo that it contained a cat and he could not open it.
Clem told that the cat would run away. But as Pongo insisted, Clem opened the box and the cat jumped up and ran away. It was a ship’s cat. Clem ran after it shouting angrily. After two minutes, Clem came back with the same box.
He was holding the lid down tightly. Pongo laughed at him. But Clem looked at him very furiously. He looked angry all the way home. Then he smiled. He opened the box in the kitchen and took out a large Dutch cheese. This was Clem’s story. There are people who plan a theft carefully and successfully. Clem was one among them.
“The weak in courage is strong in cunningness”
उत्तर २
There are expect thieves who plan it carefully. Clem was a good planner of theft. One day, while Clem was coming out of the docks with a box, Pongo stopped him. Fie asked him to open the box. She told Pongo that the cat would run away. Pongo did not believe him. So he made Clem open the box.
Suddenly the cat jumped up and ran away. It was a ship’s cat. Clem ran after it shouting angrily. After two minutes, he came back with the same box. She held the lid down tightly. Pongo laughed at him but Clem looked at him angrily. He looked angry all the way home. Then he smiled. He opened the box and took out a large Dutch cheese.
“A clever fox can even deceive a dog”
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Read these shortened forms of words and write the full form for the remaining words and complete the table given below.
won’t: will not
I’d: I had/ I would
I’ll: I will
| 1. | you’d | |
| 2. | they’ve | |
| 3. | he’d | |
| 4. | he’s | |
| 5. | wasn’t | |
| 6. | isn't | |
| 7. | doesn't | |
| 8. | aren't | |
| 9. | wouldn't | |
| 10. | can't |
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| Human Activities | Impact on Nature |
| 1. Dumping of toxic waste into oceans | Affects marine life |
| 2. Using of aerosol and air conditioner | |
| 3. Encroaching in forest area | |
| 4. Disposal of nonbiodegradable wastes | |
| 5. Emission of smoke from industries and vehicles |
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