MARIGOLD Answer the questions.

The barber was hurt because the Sultan called him a chatterer.

The barber said that all his brothers were great talkers, but he was the youngest and the quietest of them all.

The barber refused to leave the Sultan's house because the Sultan had ordered him to come and he would not leave until he had shaved him.

When the Sultan told the barber about the feast, he remembered that he had invited some of his friends at home, but had forgotten to make any preparations for them.

The barber wanted a lot of food because he had invited five of his friends for a feast.

In the end, the barber praised the Sultan by calling him a generous man.

No, the Sultan did not enjoy the barber's talk because instead of shaving his head, the barber was talking non-stop. The Sultan was so angry that he was ready to do anything to get rid of the barber.

The Sultan got angry with the barber because instead of shaving his head, the barber started talking non-stop.

The barber had six brothers.

The Sultan offered three gold coins to the barber to leave the house.

The Sultan told the barber that if he finished his work quickly, he would get all the food that was prepared for his feast.

The barber demanded some fruits for dessert along with the food.

The part of the story where the Sultan offers food and dessert to the barber is the funniest.

No, the Sultan was not very generous. He offered three gold coins, food and fruits to the barber because he was so fed up of him that he wanted to get rid of him at any cost.

Jane was the quiet one in the class.

Jane did not take part in the discussion because she was quiet by nature.

A discussion was going on in the class.

During the discussion. Jane sat and stared in silence.

The Sultan was in a hurry because he was giving a feast to some friends at noon.

The barber took so long to shave the sultan's head because instead of doing his work, he went on talking and wasting time.