Question

(b) A large tree stood on the bank of a stream One day the tree thought to how big and
strong I am a storm can never bend me, for I am standing like a rock Near the tree grow
some ruds "how light and weak you are said the tree. The least air makes you bend the
way and that way if a storm breaks out you will be blown in a few days, a storm come and
raped as furiously as possible Blowing down trees and branches and even uprooting some
of them it struck down the proud trees. It fell down on the ground and could not rise up
again But the reeds bent in the storm ceased, they stood up once again. They storm did
them little harm. Prde must have a fall.
Question
(a) Where did the last tree stand? (1)
(6) Where were the reeds ? (1)
(c) What did the storm do to the tree? (1)
(d) What moral do you learn from the story? (1)
le) Pick out a word from the passage which means 'occur? (1)​

Answer 1

Explanation:

) A large tree stood on the bank of a stream One day the tree thought to how big and

strong I am a storm can never bend me, for I am standing like a rock Near the tree grow

some ruds "how light and weak you are said the tree. The least air makes you bend the

way and that way if a storm breaks out you will be blown in a few days, a storm come and

raped as furiously as possible Blowing down trees and branches and even uprooting some

of them it struck down the proud trees. It fell down on the ground and could not rise up

again But the reeds bent in the storm ceased, they stood up once again.