The camel was looking at his own reflection in the pool. What does it suggest to you about the camel?
Looking at his own reflection in the pool, the camel demonstrates that his gain looks, particularly his back, were vain. To admire himself, he looked into the water.
The camel was looking at his own reflection in the pool. What does it suggest to you about the camel?
The camel said, 'Humph' repeatedly. How did it affect him?
What, according to the Djinn, was the use of the 'hump'?
'............ he has never yet learnt to behave'. In the light of this, what is the writer's opinion about the camel?
Can this story be actually true?
What according to you, is the story about? Consider the following;
(i) How the world began.
(ii) Why everyone should do his/her share of work seriously.
(iii) How animals are important to humans.
(iv) How the camel got his hump.
What did you do over the weekend? Were you generally active or idle? Please check your back before starting to discuss or answer the question.
There are broadly two categories of workers - those who prefer to do today what they can do tomorrow, and those who prefer to do tomorrow, and those who prefer to do tomorrow, what they can do today. Where do you belong?
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