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Q.1 Where did Rakesh live?
Q.2 What did Rakesh do with the seed?
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Q.3 What happened to the plant when it was two feet tall?
Q.4 Why did grandfather scold the woman?
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Q.5 Why did Rakesh like the tree so much?
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Ans1. Rakesh lived in the Himalayan foothills, there were not many fruit trees. The soil was stony, and the
dry cold winds stuned the growth of most plants. There were the forests of oak and deodar
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Ans 2. Rakesh planted the seed in the corner of his garden
were Earth was soft and yielding
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Ans 3. When the plant was two feet tall, a goat entered the garden and ate ala the leaves. Only a main
stem and two thin branches remained
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Ans1. Rakesh lived in the Himalayan foothills, in the outskirts of Mussorie with his grandfather.
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Ans1. Rakesh lived in the Himalayan foothills, on the outskirts of Mussorie with his grandfather.
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Ans 4. The grandfather scolded the women because the women cut the cherry tree in two.
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When the plant was two feet tall, a goat entered the garden and ate all the leaves. Only the main stem and
two thin branches were left
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Ans 4. The grandfather scolded the woman because the woman cut the cherry tree in two.
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Ans 5. Rakesh liked the tree so much because he planted the the tree by himself.
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Q.6 How did Rakesh and his grandfather spend the winter evenings?
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Q.7 Rakesh thought that the Cherry tree had died on two occasions. Narrate the incidents briefly?
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Ans 6. In the winter evenings, Rakesh and his grandfather sat over a charcoal fire, and Grandfather told
Rakesh stories and in turn Rakesh would read to him from the newspaper.
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Ans 7. Rakesh thought that the cherry tree had died on two occasions, first when the cherry tree was
about two feet high a goat entered the garden and ate all the leaves, only a main stem and two thin
branches were left. Secondly, when the woman was cutting the grass, she cut the cherry tree in two.
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Ans 6. In the winter evenings, Rakesh and his grandfather sat over a charcoal fire, and Grandfather told
Rakesh stories about the people who turned into animals, and the ghosts who lived on trees, and beans
that jumped and stones that wept, and in turn Rakesh would read to him from the newspaper
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Q.8 Who benefitted from the cherry tree besides Rakesh and the grandfather and how?
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You18:13 Q.8 Who benefitted from the cherry tree besides Rakesh and the grandfather and how?
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Ans 8. The bees who came to feed on nectar in the blossoms, and the tiny birds who pecked at the
blossoms and broke them off, get benefited from the cherry tree.