Question

the eye
Outline: Selected a tree in forest....... placed a wooden bird on a bare branch were to hit the bird in
Yudhisthir stepped forward. ....... "Can you see me?" asked Dronacharya. 'Yes' replied
Yudhisthir...... asked him to put down the bow.......... each prince replied the same asked to retire. And Send answer
from the competition...finally came Aijuna ....... "Aijuna, do you see me?" asked Dronacharya. "I see
only my target," said Aijuna Aijuna hit the bird's eye.​

Answer 1

Explanation:

Forest Trees and Types

Douglas-fir (Pseudotsuga menziesii)

Lodgepole pine (Pinus contorta)

Coast Redwood (Sequoia sempervirens)

Ponderosa pine (Pinus ponderosa)

Giant sequoia (Sequoiadendron giganteum

Answer 2

Explanation:

Arjuna: The Most Accomplished Marksman

The celebrated archer Guru Dronacharya taught the royal princes the finer points of archery. One day he wanted to test the archery skill of his pupils. They came to a forest. The Guru chose a tree standing in the open. He placed a wooden bird on a bare branch of that tree. The princes were asked to stand 200 yards away and aim at their target one by one. They were to hit the eye of the bird. Yudhisthir was asked to start the competition. He took his bow and looked at his target. “Can you see me?” asked Dronacharya. “Yes sir!” replied Yudhisthir. “Put down your bow,” asked the Guru. The disappointed prince retired from the contest. The same thing happened with all other princes. The same question was asked and all of them gave the same reply. Hence, all of them were asked to retire from the competition.

Finally, it was Arjuna’s turn. “Arjuna do you see me?” asked the Guru. “I see nothing but only my target, the eye of the bird,” replied Aijuna. “Good, Aijuna, shoot now,” asked Dronacharya. Aijuna released the arrow aiming at his target. The arrow hit the eye of the wooden bird. And finally, Aijuna was adjudged as the most accomplished marksman