describe swami and his circle of friends nfriends and his relationship with them
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Que. 16. Describe in short the main characteristics of each of Swami’s four friends. (about 120-150 words )
Answer: Swami is a boy ten year old. He is a student of Albert Mission School. First foom (A) He is quite happy at school despite the tyranny of the teachers and also despite the fact that he is not a good student and not at all interested in his studies. His happiness results from the fact that he has got four fast friends, who were Somu, Mani, Shankar and Samuel the Pea. Later on, he gets another friend Rajam. In the company of these friends he cuts jokes, plays pranks and also sometimes is engaged in friendly quarrels with Mani & Rajam his relations are personal and human, these three (Swami, Mani & Rajam) constitute a sort of an inner circle. Swami's relations with other Somu.
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Shanker and the Pea are scholastic and impersonal.
Swami is not a good student but his life at school is not entirely unhappy for hehas four good friends.
One of them is Somu, the monitor of the class. He was set about his business, whatever it was, with absolute confidence and calmness. He was known to be chummy even with the teachers. No teacher ever putto him a question in the class. Then, there is Mani, the mighty goodfor nothing. He towers head and shoulders above the other boys of theclass and is feared and admired by all. He is a sort of bully. The thirdfriend is Sankar, the most brilliant boy of the class. He gets marks as high as ninety percent and can answer any questions that are put to him.
Swami's fourth friend is Samuel, called the Pea, because of his smallsize. There is nothing uncommon about him, he is neither a good studentnor physically remarkable.
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