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Question
Fill in the blanks with the words created in the previous question.
Ravi was (i) ______, always speaking calmly even in arguments. He grew up in a lively (ii) ______, where he learned to handle different personalities. His friend Arun, however, was (iii) ______ and often lost his patience. Despite this, Arun admired Ravi’s (iv) ______ thinking. One evening, as they passed a (v) ______, they saw some performers rushing out. Ravi noticed that one of them dropped a (vi) ______ book on the ground. “Is this yours?” he asked. “Oh thank you, young man!” the performer smiled. “It’s a recent purchase from the (vii) ______ round the corner.” True to his nature Arun promptly said to Ravi, “ It’s (viii) ______ that it’s not from a bakery but bookshop!” Ravi smiled and they walked on.
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Solution
Ravi was soft-tempered, always speaking calmly even in arguments. He grew up in a lively house hold, where he learned to handle different personalities. His friend Arun, however, was ill-tempered and often lost his patience. Despite this, Arun admired Ravi’s quick-witted thinking. One evening, as they passed a dance hall, they saw some performers rushing out. Ravi noticed that one of them dropped a sky blue book on the ground. “Is this yours?” he asked. “Oh thank you, young man!” the performer smiled. “It’s a recent purchase from the book store round the corner.” True to his nature Arun promptly said to Ravi, “ It’s common sense that it’s not from a bakery but bookshop!” Ravi smiled and they walked on.
