He tied the rope round his brother and himself so they would keep together. Then he entered the
water just above the bridge. The river seized them and flattened them against the wreck. He could
not move at first, then he edged forward into the maelstrom, feeling for the split ends of bamboo
c) What difficulty is he facing here?
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Sher Singh tied the rope around his brother and himself so that they would keep together.
The deluge deafened Sher Singh. Timber banged and bruised him. He could not even breathe in the spray and the water was also very cold.
(vii) The doctor came out as he wanted to se and admire the one who had brought Kunwar to his for treatment.
(c) Sher Singh carried his brother through the dense jungle. His muscles thrilled with piercing pain but he did not lose hope. However the snow melted and the river was roaring . The bridge had been washed away , but Sher Singh made a rope and tied it around his brother and himself. The river seized and flattened him. The flood deafened him, timber banged and bruised him. However he crossed all the hurdles and reached the hospital.
(d) ‘Act of Bravery’ is an apt title as the passage narrates the act of bravery of Sher Singh who carried his brother through the stormy river and saved his life.