Answer the following questions in 40-50 words. (any three) (2x3=6) (1) Who was Bruno? Why was Bruno sent to the zoo? (2) One two occasions, Bruno ate/drank something that should not be eaten/drunk. What happened to him on these occasions? (3) Behrman had a dream. What was it? Did it come true? (4) Why was Johnsy counting numbers in the descending order?
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1) Bruno was an animal.
2) Bruno was certainly a loving and playful pet. He had developed affection for everyone around him and was particularly attached to the author's wife. However, he had to be sent away to the zoo because he had grown too big to be kept at home. He could be a threat to the people in the neighbourhood, especially children.Bruno ate Barium Carbonate which was put to kill the rats and mice. Paralysis set to the extent that he could not stand on his feet. Once he drank one gallon of old engine oil. But it had no ill effects whatever.
3) Behrman was a sixty year old painter. His lifelong dream was to paint a masterpiece. It does come true when he paints a leaf such that it looks extremely natural.
4) Johnsy was counting the falling leaves because she had lost all hope of living. That's why she was counting the leaves in the descending order, making a note of how many days she had left before the last leaf falls.
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Young people protest about youth unemployment in Hamburg.
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