How the camel got his lump

Who is the author of How did the camel Got His hump?

• Frank Kipling

• Richard Kipling

• John Kipling

• Rudyard Kipling

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Which word does not have the same meaning as idle?

• lazy

• indolent

• industrious

• sluggish

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What is the moral of the story How the Camel Got His Hump?

• It's okay to be idle.

• The moral of the story is that nothing is achieved by sitting idle and wasting time.

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What did the camel say repeatedly?

• The camel said, "Urgh" repeatedly.

• The camel said, "Humph" repeatedly.

• The camel said, "Hohoho" repeatedly.

• The camel said, "Phew" repeatedly.

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What tasks were assigned to the dog?

• The dog was assigned the task of fetching and carrying.

• The dog was assigned the task of barking.

• The dog was assigned the task of running.

• The dog was assigned the task to plough the fields.

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Why did the camel live in the middle of the desert?

• The camel lived in the middle of the desert because it worked hard.

• The camel lived in the middle of the desert because it likes hot place.

• The camel lived in the middle of the desert because it didn’t want to work.

• The camel lived in the middle of the desert because there was a lot of food here.

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What made the dog, the horse and the ox very angry?

• The dog, the horse and the ox were angry because they are hungry.

• The dog, the horse and the ox were angry because man, their master, told them to work double time to make up for the camel’s idleness.

• The dog, the horse and the ox were angry because hate working.

• The dog, the horse and the ox were angry because it's hot.

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How did the Djinn know the horse was complaining against the camel?

• The Djinn heard it from the Ox.

• The man told the Djinn.

• The Djinn was the master of deserts. So he was able to know easily who the ani­mal with a long neck and long legs was.

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The camel said, “Humph” repeatedly. How did it affect him?

• The word ‘Humph’ annoyed the Djinn. He turned ‘humph’ into the hamp on the camel’s back.

• The word ‘Humph’ annoyed the Djinn. He turned ‘humph’ into the bump on the camel’s head.

• The word ‘Humph’ annoyed the Djinn. He turned ‘humph’ into the lump on the camel’s back.

• The word ‘Humph’ annoyed the Djinn. He turned ‘humph’ into the hump on the camel’s back.

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What, according to the Djinn, was the use of the hump?

• The camel’s hump contained fats.

• The camel’s hump contained food material. It helped the desert animal go withoutany food for three days.

• The camel’s hump contained energy.

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