1. To solve a disagreement, I would calmly listen to each person’s point of view without interrupting. Understanding both sides helps in finding the real issue. I’d then speak gently, maybe even add a touch of humour to ease the tension. My goal would be to help both parties understand each other betteRead more

    To solve a disagreement, I would calmly listen to each person’s point of view without interrupting. Understanding both sides helps in finding the real issue. I’d then speak gently, maybe even add a touch of humour to ease the tension. My goal would be to help both parties understand each other better and guide them towards a fair and peaceful solution that suits everyone.

     

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  2. Once, a close friend felt I was ignoring her because I didn’t reply to her message. She got really upset. I hadn’t seen the message at all. When we spoke later, I explained everything and apologised. She understood and forgave me. We promised to talk openly next time. That experience taught me how eRead more

    Once, a close friend felt I was ignoring her because I didn’t reply to her message. She got really upset. I hadn’t seen the message at all. When we spoke later, I explained everything and apologised. She understood and forgave me. We promised to talk openly next time. That experience taught me how easily misunderstandings can happen and the importance of clear, honest communication.

     

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  3. The queen insulted the king by speaking against the quality of his poem. The queen never spoke against the king’s poem. She had a long, tiring day and unintentionally yawned while he recited it. The king wrongly assumed her yawns meant disrespect towards his work. This misunderstanding hurt his feelRead more

    1. The queen insulted the king by speaking against the quality of his poem.

    The queen never spoke against the king’s poem. She had a long, tiring day and unintentionally yawned while he recited it. The king wrongly assumed her yawns meant disrespect towards his work. This misunderstanding hurt his feelings and caused a quarrel. In reality, the queen didn’t intend any insult and later even regretted not choosing another day to listen attentively.

     

    1. Tenali Rama immediately went to the king and convinced him to talk to the queen.

    Tenali Rama did not directly approach the king to convince him. Instead, he carefully listened to the queen’s problem and promised to resolve it thoughtfully. He took his time and came up with a creative strategy. He used a clever story about paddy seeds in court, making the king reflect and realise his own mistake without being told directly, showing Rama’s wisdom and subtlety.

     

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  4. The courtiers admired the king’s poem and praised his literary talent. The courtiers neither admired nor praised the king’s poem. In fact, they were unsure how to react to it, so they avoided him and made excuses when he tried to read it. Their silence and avoidance made the king feel disheartened,Read more

    1. The courtiers admired the king’s poem and praised his literary talent.
      The courtiers neither admired nor praised the king’s poem. In fact, they were unsure how to react to it, so they avoided him and made excuses when he tried to read it. Their silence and avoidance made the king feel disheartened, leading him to seek the queen’s attention instead. Sadly, her unintentional yawns created even more misunderstanding, deepening his disappointment.

     

    1. The ministers in the court were eager to hear Tenali Rama’s idea about paddy cultivation.
      The ministers were not eager to hear Tenali Rama’s idea. They mocked him with sarcastic comments and laughter, thinking his claim about magical paddy seeds was absurd and not worth taking seriously at first.

     

    1. The king never realised his mistake and continued to stay angry with the queen.
      The king did realise his mistake after Tenali Rama’s clever story. He understood he had overreacted, felt sorry for blaming the queen unfairly and apologised to her with kindness and a softened heart.

     

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  5. The queen believed that only Tenali Rama could help because he was known for his clever thinking and sensitivity. She knew the king respected him and would listen to him. Rama’s humour and wisdom made him capable of solving even tricky matters without offending anyone. His clever approach could helpRead more

    The queen believed that only Tenali Rama could help because he was known for his clever thinking and sensitivity. She knew the king respected him and would listen to him. Rama’s humour and wisdom made him capable of solving even tricky matters without offending anyone. His clever approach could help the king realise the truth gently, without making the situation worse or embarrassing the king.

     

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