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Read carefully the outlines of a story and develop these outlines into a story. Also suggest a suitable title
Story
A poor wood-cutter- his are once falls into the river
cries
for help — God of water appears brings out a golden axe
and then a silver one refuses brings the real axe
accepts God pleased-moral
Answers
Answer:
Velocity of a particle is equal to the slope of its displacement-time graph. Velocity may be positive, negative or zero since it is a vector quantity. Note: When we draw graph of a vector (say displacement), each component (like component in x-direction) of the vector is drawn on a separate graph.
THE POOR WOOD-CUTTER AND THE WATER GODDESS
Once upon a time, a poor woodcutter lived in a small village to. Every day he used to go to the nearby forest to cut firewood. He brought fire wood and sold in a nearby market. With his little earning he was very satisfied and managing his family. One day he was cutting a tree near the river. Suddenly his axe slipped out his hand and fell into the river. There was deep water in the river. He had only one axe. He thought the next day how he would earn for his family. He started weeping and prayed to the Water Goddess. The water Goddess appeared in front of the woodcutter and wanted to know the reason of his weeping. He explained everything in detail to the Water Goddess. Then the water Goddess sank into the river. After a while, she appeared with a golden axe. She showed the golden axe to the poor woodcutter and asked “Is it yours?” The woodcutter examined the golden axe and said ‘NO’. The Goddess again sank and come back with a silver axe. She showed the silver axe him and asked: “Is this your axe?” The woodcutter examined and said “No”. It is not my axe. I am a poor man. I had an iron axe. Again the water goddess sank and appeared in front of him with an iron axe. She showed him and asked. ‘Is this yours’’ He saw the iron axe and became very happy. He said ‘this is my axe.’ The water goddess was very impressed with his honesty and gave him three axes.
Moral: Honesty is always rewarded.