K. Read the following story and complete the table that follows.
AKBAR (to his courtiers): Can you tell me the difference between truth and falsehood in two
or three words?
ENRICH
ACTIVIT
The courtiers look at each other in surprise.
No one says anything. There is a long period of silence.
AKBAR: Birbal, your silence surprises me!
BIRBAL: I would like the others to express their thoughts first.
AKBAR: The others are silent. You go ahead and tell me the
difference between truth and falsehood in less than three words.
BIRBAL (smilingly): Four fingers.
AKBAR (perplexed): Four fingers?
BIRBAL: That's the difference between truth and falsehood, Your Majesty. What you see with
your own eyes is the truth. What you have only heard about might not be true.
AKBAR: That is right. But what do you mean by 'four fingers'?
BIRBAL: Your Highness, the distance between one's eyes and one's ears is the width of one's
four fingers.
AKBAR: Birbal, your wisdom is unbeatable!
Underline the common nouns in the story. Circle the proper nouns.
Tick the abstract nouns. Now, complete the table.
PROPER NOUN
COMMON NOUN
ABSTRACT NOUN
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