Question

develop the story using the clues given below
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Answer 1

Answer:

Once there was an old woman in a certain village. The woman had a strange goose that laid a golden egg every day. The woman sold the egg and got much money. Soon she became very rich. But the old woman was greedy. She wanted to become richer still. She was not satisfied with one egg a day. One day she thought to herself, “My goose gives me only one egg every day. But if I cut open her belly, I shall get all the golden eggs at once. Then I shall be the richest woman in this village.” So thinking, the woman killed the goose with a sharp knife. But alas! There was not a single egg in her belly. The woman was very sad. She lost both the goose and the golden eggs. The moral of the story is that greed brings grief.Read more on Sarthaks.com - https://www.sarthaks.com/705476/write-paragraph-using-the-clues-given-below-old-woman-greedy-goose-her-house-golden-every

Answer 2

Explanation:

Once upon a time, there lived an old women in a village with her husband and two children. They were indeed quite well-off. They had a beautiful hen which laid an egg every day. It was not an ordinary egg, rather, a golden egg. But the women was not satisfied with what she used to get daily. She was greedy.

The woman wanted to get all the golden eggs from her hen at one single go. So, one day she thought hard and at last clicked upon a plan. She decided to kill the hen and get all the eggs together so that the hundred of golden eggs would come out of hen's stomach.

So, the next day when she woke up. The hen laid a golden egg, the women caught hold of it, took a sharp knife, chopped off its neck and cut its body open. There was nothing but blood all around & no trace of any egg at all. She was highly grieved because now she would not get even one single egg.

Hes life was going on smoothly with one egg a day but now, she herself made her life miserable. The outcome of her greed was that she started becoming poorer & poorer day by day and ultimately became a pauper. How jinxed and how much foolish she was.