Question

Create a readable story with the help of the guideline.
A poor woodcutter ......... cutting trees in a forest ......... axe falls into the river......... water deep ......... weeps ......... god Mercury appears ......... brings a golden axe ......... woodcutter refuses ......... brings silver axe ......... woodcutter again refuses ......... brings iron axe .......... woodcutter happy ......... takes his axe god is pleased ......... rewards him.

Answer 1

Answer:

A poor woodcutter was cutting trees in a forest. Suddenly his axe falls into the river.The water was deep he weeps to God. Mercury appears and  brings a golden axe.The woodcutter refuses.God brings silver axe.The woodcutter again refuses.Then mercury brings iron axe.The woodcutter became happy and he takes his axe. God becames pleased with his honesty and  rewards him with golden and silver axe.

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Answer 2

Answer:

Once a woodcutter lived in a village with his wife and children. He was poor, no doubt, but honest and truthful. Each day, he would go to the forest with his axe to cut trees for wood. One day while he was felling a tree at the bank of the river, his axe slipped out of his hand and fell into the water below. The poor woodcutter began to weep in extreme frustration. God Mercury heard his cries. He appeared before him and asked him why he was weeping. The woodcutter told him the whole story. God said, “Don’t worry, get back your axe”. The very next moment he works off his clothes and dived into the river. After a while, He came out of the water with a golden axe. The woodcutter said, “This axe is made of gold. It is not mine”. Then the God dived into the river again and came out of the water with an axe made of silver. The woodcutter said, “This isn’t mine. Mine is an ordinary iron axe”.God dived into the water the third time. After a few minutes,he came out with a iron axe. The woodcutter jumped up with joy on seeing his axe and cired " Their is mine! This is mine! Thank you very much! God was a pleased with the honesty of the woodcutter he the three axes to him as a reward for his truefullness"