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a question of trust mind map.​

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Answered by ashishc1403
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HEYA MATE! here u go!!!

objective

To enable the students to enrich their vocabulary .

To enable them to enjoy the reading story in English.

To stir their thinking.

To enable the students to use new words and phrases of English.

To make them learn the different use and meaning of the few words. Ex :- no room means ,no place , no choice

new words

Hay fever: A  fever due to allergy

Expensive: costly

Burglar alarm: alarm bell to indicate burgle

Sneeze: to bring out breathing air forcefully

Bowl: container

Tickle: sensation

key points

Horace Danby :

Personality: good, unmarried, honest, but not completely, fifty years old, healthy (except attacks of hay fever)

Profession: makes locks with two helpers

Previous life: fifteen years old had served his first and only sentence in a prison library

Hobby: loves to read rare and expensive books. He robs every year to buy rare and expensive books .

Shotover Grange:  This year his target house to be robbed.

He studied the house, it’s room, electric wires, paths, garden etc. for two weeks .

Got a chance when two servants remained in the Grange while the family was out in London.

Came from behind the garden wall, with tools  packed in a bag carefully.

during the theft a lady in red came as owner .

he thought her  as owner and open the safe on her demand to save himself from cops.

he was caught for it after two days as his fingerprints were found .

he was cheated by the person of the same profession

summary

Horace Danby had a good reputation in the society. He was about fifty and unmarried. He made locks and had two helpers. He loved rare and expensive books. Horace robbed a safe every year. He was now out on committing a robbery.

                  For two weeks Horace had studied the house of Shotover Grange. He had to burgle this house. Horace  Danby entered the house . Horace had allergy from flower ; he started sneezeing. Then he heard a voice. The voice told him that he could cure the sneeze. It was the voice of a woman. She stood in the doorway. She was young and pretty. His first thought was to run. The lady told him that she would telephone the police. She would tell them about him. Horace Danby told him to let him go and forget she ever saw him. The lady put one condition for letting Horace go.

She told him that she had promised her husband to take her jewel to the bank. She had, however, left jewels in the safe . She told him that she wanted to wear the jewels in a party that night . She came down to get them. But she had forgotten the numbers to open the safe . So she needed his help and Horace opened the safe for her.

                      After two days a policeman had arrested him for the jewel robbery at Shotover Grange . Danby’s fingerprint were found all over the room. He had opened the safe without gloves. He said to the police that the  landlady of the house  said him to open the safe. But the lady was 60 years old woman . She said Danby's story is a  nonsense.

Horace is now in prison. He often thinks of the charming and clever young lady. She was in the same profession.  She had simply tricked him. Danby gets angry when anyone talks about “honour among thieves”.

have a good day dear!!!

Answered by ashutoshmishra3065
3

Answer:

Explanation:

A Question of trust:

In this tale, a thief experiences the consequences of his own actions. Horace Danby is a total thief. He only steals once a year. He enjoys reading and spends the majority of his income on books. Additionally, he carefully plans every burglary before trying it. He did a lot of research before attempting to break into a large house to steal from the safe. He was the victim of adultery by a woman burglar who identified herself as the home's owner. Finally, Horace reaches his destination—prison—only to reflect on the fact that a guy shouldn't trust anyone, especially someone in his own line of work.

The moral of the story is that we shouldn't blindly trust people before learning more about them.

See the attachment for the trust mind map given below.

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