Question

724 Read the following passage and answer
the questions that follow
All of us know the old tale about the hunde of
sticks. An old Bratenin, when dying, called all his
sons together and presenting them with a bundle
of sticks asked them to break it. They could not
I break the sticks tied up in a bundte, but they could
asily do so when they were separate. In this way.
I the old man tried to impress upon his sons the
1 valuable lessen that union la strength. A house
i divided against itself cannot stand. The same is!
true of a nation. A nation whose members are 1
constantly fighting among themselves scon falls al
prey to foreign aggression Divided it is weak. A
united family, a united army, a united nation is
strong, United we stand; divided, we fall."
Questions:
(a) When did the old man call his sons ?
(b) What did the old man ask his sons to do
with the bundle of sticks?
(c) What was the valuable lesson given by
the old man to his sons ?
(d) Which nation is a strong one?
(c) What is the opposite word of 'united"?
(1) What is the opposite word of "old"?
(8) What is the noun form of "true"?
1 th) of the following statements only two are
trus. Write the true statements,
0 The old man called his sons one by one.
(1) A united family is strong.
() We cannot stand if we are united.
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