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Question
Rearrange the sentences given below in the correct sequence.
- The son made up his mind to take back his mother home.
- A farmer decided to leave his old mother on top of a mountain.
- The governor realized his mistake and abolished the law.
- Once in Shining, a cruel ruler declared that all old people must be put to death.
- Using the clever idea of his mother, the farmer made a rope of ashes.
- When the farmer bade farewell, she advised him to return home with the aid of twigs.
- Filled with dread, he hid his mother in his home.
- The mother dropped the small twigs as markers on the way to help her son return.
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Solution
1. Once in Shining, a cruel ruler declared that all old people must be put to death.
2. A farmer decided to leave his old mother on top of a mountain.
3. The mother dropped the small twigs as markers on the way to help her son return.
4. When the farmer bade farewell, she advised him to return home with the aid of twigs.
5. The son made up his mind to take back his mother home.
6. Filled with dread, he hid his mother in his home.
7. Using the clever idea of his mother, the farmer made a rope of ashes.
8. The governor realized his mistake and abolished the law.
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