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Q 1MCQ1 Mark
Arrange the following lines in the correct sequence based on their occurrence in the story.
(i) Rama Natha becomes a follower of Mahipati.
(ii) Madhumati gets worried.
(iii) Rama Natha tests the potion.
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Q 2MCQ1 Mark
Who said the following lines and to whom?
I have wasted six precious years of my life.
  • A
    Mahipati to Madhumati
  • B
    Mahipati to Rama Natha
  • C
    Rama Natha to Madhumati
  • D
    Rama Natha to Mahipati
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Q 3MCQ1 Mark
Rama Natha cleaned his lands and started planting rows and rows of banana plants because
  • A
    he wanted to establish a business
  • B
    he liked the fruit banana a lot
  • C
    he wanted to collect five litres of dew quickly
  • D
    None of the options are relevant
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Q 4MCQ1 Mark
What did people do when Rama Natha asked them about the magic potion?
  • A
    They helped him
  • B
    They ignored him
  • C
    They took advantage of him
  • D
    They joined him in his quest
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Q 5MCQ1 Mark
Why did the Sage Mahipati trick Rama Natha into working hard instead of telling him the truth?
  • Because he knew that Rama Natha would not accept his wisdom through words
  • B
    Because Rama Natha did not believe in the words of sages and wisemen
  • C
    Because Madhumati requested the sage to trick Rama Natha into working hard
  • D
    Because the sage was angry at Rama Natha for not giving him expensive gifts

Answer: A.

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There is a very famous quote by Booker T. Washington-'Nothing ever comes to one, that is worth having, except as a result of hard work.' Do you think it is true? Justify the statement based on your understanding of the story 'A Bottle of Dew'.
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'You can plant as many banana plants as you want. But remember, you must look after them yourself and collect the dew with your own hands.' Who is the speaker of these lines? What was his intention behind these words? Give a reason for your answer.
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"This is cheating," he told the sage. "I have wasted six precious years of my life." But sage Mahipati only smiled and called Madhumati to come forward.
Q.1. Complete the following sentence appropriately.
When Rama Natha accused the sage of cheating him, Mahipati only smiled because he______
Q.2. Why did the speaker feel cheated by the Sage Mahipati?
Q.3. Do you think Rama Natha could have done something better in these six years? Give reason for your answer.
Q.4. Which of the following words is the opposite in meaning of the word 'precious'?
(a) Costly$\quad$(b) Expensive$\quad$(c) Useless$\quad$(d) Treasured
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Carefully, he took the bottle to the sage. The sage smiled and muttered something over the water. Then he returned the bottle and said, 'Try it out.' Rama Natha sprinkled a few drops on a copper vessel and waited for it to turn to gold. To his surprise nothing happened! 'This is cheating,' he told the sage. 'I have wasted six precious years of my life.'
Q.1. Why did the sage mutter something over the water?
Q.2. What happened when Rama Natha sprinkled the magic potion on the vessel?
(a) The vessel turned to stone 
(b) The vessel remained unchanged 
(c) The vessel turned silver 
(d) The vessel turned gold 
Q.3. Do you think Rama Natha wasted six years of his life?
Q.4. The word that means the same as 'shower' in the given extract is _________.
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Rama Natha went home, and after talking to his wife started cleaning his large fields, which had been lying empty all these years. There he planted rows and rows of banana plants. He tended them carefully and during the winter months collected the dew that formed on them with great care. His wife helped him too.
Madhumati gathered the banana crop, took it to the market and got a good price for it. Over the years, Rama Natha planted more and more plants and they had a huge banana plantation. At the end of six years, he finally had his five litres of dew.
Q.1. Place the following events in the correct order to match the story.
(a) Rama Natha talked to Madhumati.$\qquad$
(b) Rama Natha collected five litres of dew.$\qquad$
(c) Madhumati sold the bananas at the market.$\qquad$
(d) Rama Natha planted rows and rows of banana plants.
Q.2. Why were Rama Natha's lands lying empty?
Q.3. Complete the sentence based on your understanding.
Rama Natha took care of his banana plantations with dedication, as _________ .
Q.4. State whether the given statement is True or False.
Rama Natha failed to collect the dew and gave up.
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One day, a famous sage called Mahipati came to their town. Rama Natha became his follower and asked him about the potion. To his surprise the sage answered, 'Yes, in my travels in the Himalayas, I heard how you could make such a potion. But it is difficult.' 'Tell me!' requested Rama Natha, not believing his luck.
Q.1. Complete the following sentence appropriately. Rama Natha was looking for a magic potion that _________
Q.2. Why couldn't Rama Natha believe his luck?
Q.3. Which of the following places did the sage travel to?
(a) Brahmaputra$\qquad$(b) The Western Ghats$\qquad$(c) The Thar$\qquad$(d) The Himalayas
Q.4. State whether the following statement is True or False.
Rama Natha became Mahipati's follower only because he wanted the magic potion.
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