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The Cherry tree

 



1. What did Rakesh buy while returning from school ? whom did he offer the same ? why in the region where Rakesh lived there were almost no fruit tree? What did Rakesh do with the last seed of the cherry?

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2. "Are  cherry seed s lucky "? Who is the speaker?

3. What advice did the Grandfather give to Rakesh? Where did he suggest Rakesh to Plant the cherry tree ? why?

4. How did Rakesh and the Grandfather spend the winter evenings?

5. What happened to the cherry tree when it was two feet long?

6. What did the grandfather do when he saw a woman while cutting the grass has cut the cherry tree into two?

7. How was the looks of Rakesh when he was eight years old ? What did the grandfather call his eyes?

8. Why did Rakesh go home to his village during summer?

9. Who was the first visitor of the cherry tree?

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