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Complete the table with suitable responses.

Sr.No. CAUSE ACTION EFFECT
1. Krishna Deva Raya wants all the best things in the world. He pays 1000 gold coins for the red peacock.  
2. Chatur Pandit is greedy and wants to get rich.   The king banishes him from the court for a month.
3.   He hires a painter and paints four peacocks red. He proves that the king spends money needlessly.
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Sr.No. CAUSE ACTION EFFECT
1. Krishna Deva Raya wants all the best things in the world. He pays 1000 gold coins for the red peacock. Tenali Raman holds the prize money for two weeks
2. Chatur Pandit is greedy and wants to get rich. He tries to cheat Krishna Dava Raya by giving a fake red peacock The king banishes him from the court for a month.
3. Tenali tells the king that he will go to the jungle and get more red peacocks He hires a painter and paints four peacocks red. He proves that the king spends money needlessly.
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