WRITE A SHORT STORY ON
"THE TAILOR AND THE ELEPHANT"

Answer:

The Tailor and the Elephant

One hot summer's day in a rural Indian village, a tailor was hurriedly sewing fine cloth for the prince who was passing by. The tailor was called Prasthaka. Prasthaka was working hard and the heat was intense.

Suddenly an elephant passed by. Prasthaka was distracted and forgot to complete the task. When he came back to finish it, there was no cloth left!

This happened four times. Prasthaka was worried and was getting mad. Prasthaka knew though that it wasn't right to be mad. He approached the elephant who then transformed into a beautiful woman. She said: "I am Bhagiratha." Then she left

Not soon after she left, the prince came to Prasthaka and said: "I am the son of the king. A few days ago I was passing through the village when you were sewing my clothes. I liked what I saw. Can you be my servant and come with me to my palace? Please be willing to do any work I desire."

Prasthaka was happy and said yes. He left his house, family and friends and with his family he traveled for days. Prasthaka made clothes for the prince and sometimes cooked for him as well. Prasthaka made good friends in the area and had a perfect life. But then, he remembered that elephant-girl, Bhagiratha.

Prasthaka decided that Bhagiratha would be his wife and would wait until he could return to her. After many years, the prince returned. He told her

Prasthaka: "I have married another woman. But I can't forget you." Then he explained the situation of his new wife. Prasthaka felt sorry for her, but she just mysteriously disapeared in the Dhaliwal Forest

Now, up to this day, all males in the area have kept it a taboo not to enter Dhaliwal Forest lest the Goddess of Dhaliwal Forest would avenge them for the love of Prasthaka.

Explanation:

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Answer:

Once a elephant lived in a village. He started to be friends with a tailor. The elephant used to go to a river for a bath. After drinking water and taking a bath it would pass by a tailor’s shop and the tailor would give it something to eat .

One day the tailor was in angry mood due to argument with one of the customer. The elephant the came as usual.  Instead of giving any thing to eat, he hit the elephant’s trunk with his needle. The elephant was hurt because of that. He made up his mind to teach the tailor a lesson.

He went to the river, had his bath and then filled up its trunk with muddy water. He stopped at the tailor’s shop and throw in all the muddy water on the garments in the shop. The clothes were spoiled with mud. The tailor suffered a great loss. He felt sad for his misdeed. But it was too late.

During a group project, Kate and Yulia can't agree on how to start their presentation. Which act would best build consensus in this situation?
A. Telling them that they are slowing down the project and that the rest of the group will write the opening on their own

B. Helping them realize that they have a shared goal and looking for a solution they both can accept

C. Telling them that they need to stop wasting time and figure out their problems on their own

D. Consulting the teacher so that the argument can be resolved quickly and the project can continue.

choose the one that shows the correct answer

In the poem "The way through the woods", Describe the changes the woods have gone through from the past to the present.

which of these is an example of graphic?
a. introduction
b text box with summary points
c. paragraphs
d. clincher sentence

Read the excerpt from "New Land, New Life."

"Nonsense," said Ruth sternly. "The nearest town is a week away by horseback. With all due respect, Mr. Thorpe, you’re in homesteading country now. We take care of our own. There isn’t a homesteader within one hundred miles of here who has survived these parts without jumping at the chance for help when it’s offered."

Mr. Thorpe nodded uncomfortably. Ruth could see that he was a man who was used to having control over a situation. This was a possibility in the bigger cities, but out here on the prairie, there was no such thing.





How does Ruth’s view differ from Mr. Thorpe’s view about where the Thorpe family will stay?

Ruth thinks the Thorpe family should live in a nearby home, but Mr. Thorpe wants them to leave.
Ruth thinks the Thorpe family should stay at her home, but Mr. Thorpe wants them to leave.
Ruth thinks the Thorpe family should camp out near her home, but Mr. Thorpe wants them to live inside.
Ruth thinks the Thorpe family should return to the city, but Mr. Thorpe thinks they should build a home nearby