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on the camel's back because he did't want to forget his early position.He might need the blanket to protect him in case the king decided totake away his clothes of governor.7. How did the king reward him?Ans. The king made him the governor of a much bigger district that very day.B. Put a tick (3) mark against the correct alternatives to complete each ofthe statements :1. The shepherd had not been to school because ________.(i) he was very poor(ii) there were very few schools in those day(iii) he wasn't interested in studies2. The king came to the wise shepherd, disguised as a ________.(i) hermit(ii) shepherd(iii) washerman3. The iron chest contained ________.(i) money(ii) gold and silver(iii) an old blanketC. Write true or false against the following sentences :1. The shepherd did not have even a small cottage. True2. These shepherd lived in a temple. False3. The shepherd recognised the king who came to him in disguise. True4. When the shepherd rose to power and dignity, he did notremain humble.False5. The king was very much pleased with the new governor. FalseLANGUAGE AND VOCABULARYA. Read the following sentences :1. How pleased the king was!2. How beautiful this flower is!We can say these sentences in the following way :1. The king was very much pleased.2. This flower is very beautiful.Now write the following sentences in this way :1. How old she is!She is very old.2. How fine the day is!The day is very fine.3. How delightful the book is!The book is very delightful.4. How great was their astonishment!Their astonishment was very great.5. How interesting the story was!333PPH41English Reader [6-8]