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Supp. Unit 8 — ENGLISH STD 11 Commerce — Question

Gujarat BoardEnglish MediumSTD 11 CommerceENGLISHSupp. Unit 82 Marks
Question
Some humorous instances are:
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Answer

  • The king decides to make an arch across the main road to enlighten the people, but actually becomes a laughing stock when his crown hits the low arch and his crown falls down.
  • The king wants to punish the guilty that made the faulty arch, but they were passing the blame to others and finally the blame comes to the king.
  • The so called wise man told them to hang the arch as it was the culprit that had brought down the crown.
  • The king is found to be the fittest man to be hung because of his height.
  • The process of choosing the melon as the new king is funny.

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