Question

Name Chakravarthy's main character trait. Support it with evidence about his belongings, thoughts, actions and words.​

Answer 1

Answer

Chakravarthy was an undertaking cherishing young man from Patel Street. His most noteworthy dream was to be an investigator. In perception and in appearance, Chakravarthy coordinated himself with understood investigators. He was dependably watchful for a criminal. He had a couple of binoculars, amplifying glass and a map book.  

One happy season, Chakravarthy was firmly watching the streets and shops from his gallery – on the 6th floor. The streets were more stuck than expected. At first, he saw dairy animals advancing and afterward a young lady licking her preferred frozen yogurt. Somewhat away, a dread stricken lady was conversing with a cop. It appeared that she was horribly terrified. The savvy Chakravarthy saw that the young lady and the lady had wavy hair! From this, he worked his analyst aptitudes and kept running down. Lifting the young lady with the frozen yogurt she ate, Chakravarthy raced to the lady. Truly, Chakravarthy was a commendable analyst – the young lady was the lady's little girl!

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Answer 2

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The following is a list of character traits of Chakravarthy in the 'Chakravarthy Investigates' story.

•Chakravarthy was a young boy who was always game for adventure.

•Because of his great desired to become a detective, he observed great detectives and tried to appear like them. This made him take an atlas, a magnifying glass and a pair of binoculars with him wherever he went.

•Chakravarthy was always in hunt of criminals. To avoid being spotted by them he always wore a hat to hide his face and a pair of sunglasses.