Camel lived in the Howling Desert because
  • he loved the desert
  • he could eat thorns and pickles
  • he didn’t want to work for man
  • he was hiding himself from other animals
The Dog went to the Camel
  • barking
  • with a stick
  • running
  • with a can of water
The Ox asked the Camel
  • to run away from the desert
  • to fetch and carry
  • to obey the man
  • to plough the field
Man called the Horse, the Dog and the Ox together and asked them
  • to force the Camel to work
  • to work double-time
  • to go to the Djinn
  • to hold a panchayat
The Camel
  • laughed at the panchayat and said “Humph”
  • didn’t come to the panchayat
  • came to the panchayat and begged pardon
  • threatened the members of the panchayat
The Djinn came to the Panchayat
  • with a loud noise
  • riding on a horse
  • rolling in the dust
  • coming down from the sky above
Who complained against the camel to the Djinn ?
  • the Man
  • the Ox and the Horse
  • the Dog and the Ox
  • the Horse and the Dog
When the Djinn went to the Camel
  • the Camel obeyed him at once
  • asked him to go away
  • the Camel asked him why he had come
  • the Camel went on looking at his own reflection in the water
Why did the camel live in the middle of the desert?
  • The camel lived in the desert because his parents lived there.
  • The camel lived in desert because he loved the place.
  • The camel lived in the desert because he worked there.
  • The camel lived in the desert because he did not want to work.
How did the Djinn know the horse was complaining against the camel?
  • The Djinn knew that the horse was complaining against the camel because he said that it had long legs and a long neck.
  • The Djinn knew that the horse was complaining against the camel because he knew he disliked the camel.
  • The Djinn knew that the horse was complaining against the camel because he always got complaints about the camel from others.
  • The Djinn knew that the horse was complaining against the camel because the camel had already told him about the fight they had had.
The camel said, “Humph” repeatedly. How did it affect him?
  • He did not have to work like others.
  • All others became friends with him.
  • His back suddenly grew a lump.
  • He was asked to leave the desert.
“…he has never yet learnt to behave”. In the light of this, what is the writer’s opinion about the camel?
  • The camel is very obedient.
  • The camel is very hard working.
  • The camel is still a lazy animal.
  • The camel fights with others.
What tasks, do you think, were assigned to the dog and the ox?
  • The dog was asked to fetch things and the ox to plough fields.
  • The dog and the ox were asked to trot and to play.
  • The dog and the ox were asked to take rest.
  • They were asked to dance.
The camel was looking at this own reflection in the pool. What does it suggest to you about the camel?
  • It suggests that the camel loved wasting time.
  • It suggests that the camel disliked himself.
  • It suggests that the camel was proud of his looks.
  • It suggests that the camel was getting ready to for a party.
What, according to the Djinn, was the use of the “humph”?
  • It made the camel look better than the others.
  • It made the camel look tall.
  • The camel could work for three days without eating.
  • The camel looked more attractive.
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