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at his loss. People gave him food, clothes and some money. The poor Carpent
anked them with folded hands.
EXERCISE FOR PRACTICE
- Construct readable stories from the following outlines.
(1)
A village full of rats.....rats of all sizes, big and small........very strong......eat
people's food...... people worried.........a man comes to the Sarpanch........has a flute......prom
to drive away all the rats.......the Sarpanch promises to give gold
and silver.....
man plays on his flute...... the rats go after him.........no rats in the
village.......
but
piper gets nothing........plays another tune on his flute.....all the
children come ou
their homes.......follow the piper..........the children lost for ever.
ld unable to hunt.
(2)
thinks of a plan to get food.......lies



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Final answer:

The question pertains to constructing stories from given outlines, focusing on narrative development and expansion.


Explanation:

The subject of the exercise given in the question is about constructing readable stories based on provided outlines. The outlines given present scenarios that can be expanded upon to create engaging narratives.



The first outlined story revolves around a man with a flute who promises to drive away rats from a village and then faces consequences when the children follow him. This story can be developed with details of the man's interactions with the rats and the villagers' reactions.



As for the second outlined story, it involves a man recounting his experience during an attack, offering insights into his emotions and surroundings amidst chaos. The narrative can be expanded by describing the events leading up to the attack and its aftermath.


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