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Question
Read the story again and fill in the table with the present condition of the characters given below.
| Ms. English | |
| Mr. School Bag | |
| The young Master Notebook | |
| Mr. Pencil Box | |
| Mr. Geography |
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Solution
| Ms. English | Her dress was unrecognizable. She looked a wreck. |
| Mr. School Bag | The school bag complained about his negligence. |
| The young Master Notebook | When Mahesh failed to solve a problem, he vented his anger. |
| Mr. Pencil Box | Pencil Box looked at Mahesh looked in terrible anger. |
| Mr. Geography | All my fellow brothes laugh at him whenever Mahesh pulls him out of his bag. |
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