Question

There lived a sage in an ashram. The ashram had a lovely garden with many trees and plants. One day a man went into the garden and began to cut a huge tree. He thought no one would object as the tree belonged to the ashram. The sage saw the man cutting the branch. The sage asked. 'Can't you let the tree sleep in peace?! 'What did the tree do to you? The fact that the tree can't cry, bite or run away doesn't mean you can do anything to it.' The man begged the sage's pardon and fell at his feet.

1.What can be the possible title of the story?
(a) Kindness always pays
(b) A lovely garden
(c) The ashram tree
(d)Sage's pardon

2. Who is the protagonist of the story?
(a) The man
(b) the tree
(c) the sage
(d) the plants

3. What is the climax of the story?
(a) A man enter the garden
(b) Man cutting a branch of a tree
(c) The sage saw the man cutting the branch
(d) The sage's advise to the man

4. What can be the possible moral of the story?
(a) To forgive is divine
(b) Don't take things that doesn't belong to you
(c) Don't hurt any living things including plants
(d) Don't cut trees​

Answer 1

Answer:

4th answer

D) Don't cut trees

Answer 2

ashram

Explanation:

• The possible title of the story is Kindness always pays.
• The sage is the protagonist of the story because he saves the tree.
• The climax of the story comes when The sage saw the man cutting the branch
• The possible moral of the story- Don't hurt any living things including plant