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                     c1.  answer the following questions in one or two
                            sentences each :
                          1.  Who was the visitor at Akbar's court one day?

                          2.  What did he tell the king and courtiers?
                          3.  What did he challenge the court?

                          4.  What did Birbal tickle the Pandit’s ear with?

                          5.  Was Pandit’s mother tongue Hindi? Mention his
                               mother tongue.
                     c2.  say whether the following statements are True or
                            false.

                          1.  A learned scholar once visits the court of Jahangir.

                          2.  Birbal says he can speak many languages.
                          3.  Birbal tickles Pandit's ear with a feather.

                          4.  The Pandit admits his defeat.

                     c3.  The paragraph below is the story you have just read.
                            Rearrange the sentences to make it meaningful. do
                            it in pairs.

                          a.  Birbal came to the court the next day and told everyone
                               that the Pandit’s mother tongue was Telugu.
                          b.  The Pandit could speak many languages fluently. He
                               challenged everybody at the court to name his mother
                               tongue.

                          c.  A learned Pandit once visited the court of Akbar.
                               He told the King that he had mastery over different
                               languages.

                          d.  Everyone in the court failed; the challenge was taken
                               up by Birbal.

                          e.  The King  questioned how he knew  this  and  Birbal
                               narrated the incident that took place in the Pandit's

                               bedroom.

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