Question

(i) What were the coins 'saying' to him? (ii) Do you think they were misguiding him?

Answer 1

Hy mate here is your answer

(1) the coin was asking him to buy the jalebis.

(2) yes, they were misguiding him

Even though the money was for the payment of fees, they urged him to spend all on jalebis

hope it's help you dear✴️✴️✳️✳️

Answer 2

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(i) What were the coins 'saying' to him?

(ii) Do you think they were misguiding him?

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(i) The coins in the boy’s pocket were actually his inner self which was urging him to buy hot and fresh jalebis.

(ii) Yes, the coins were misguiding him because the money was actually meant for paying school fees. However, when he saw the hot, sweet and syrupy jalebis, the boy couldn’t resist his sweet tooth temptation.

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Hope It's Helpful.....:)