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Question
Write a conversation between a donkey and a horse.
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Solution
| Donkey: | Hi horse! You are looking tired. Why? You have an easy job. |
| Horse: | What do you mean, easy? |
| Donkey: | You only have to carry the master's weight. That too, not every day. Look at me. |
| Horse: | But I have to run fast and faster. Not like you. You just lift a weight and walk along with your master at a slower speed. |
| Donkey: | Agreed. But I don't even feel like doing that much. |
| Horse: | How lazy you are! |
| Donkey: | Yes. I am. |
Notes
Students can attempt this on their own.
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