2.
Short Skeleton Stories
The
skeleton/outline is the basic framework of a story. It shows the main facts and
incidents of the story. When we go through the outline, we know what the story
is like. All we have to do is to fill in all the details relevant to the story
and thus make up a readable story.
The following
guidelines will be useful to make a readable story from the given outline.
First go through all the points; do not start
writing until you finish reading.
Have a clear and definite idea of the plot of
the story.
In order to make a natural sequence, you have
to use certain connectives given under "essay writing".
If the story is longer, organize it into
several paragraphs.
Connect the points in the story logically and
sensibly leaving no points.
Your story will be lively if you present some
dialogues in direct quotes.
Do not try to write in lengthy sentences and
be careful of punctuation marks.
Begin your story with : once upon a time;
long-long ago; once there + V2
Generally, we use past form of verb in story
writing.
After you complete, revise it and correct
spellings and grammar errors if there are any.
Write the moral of the story.
Do not forget to give a title.
Beginning
of the story
Once upon a time_______.
Many years ago, there lived a_______.
I
heard this story when I was ___years old.
I
am going to tell you a story about ______and_____.
Long ago in the mists of time_______.
One day, not too long, it all happened.
Once when the world was young at heart, it had all happened.
Ending
of the story
That is how the problem was solved at last.
And that was the end of the story.
The horror was over and they all were safe again.
As
every problem ends with solution, it also had a happy ending.
Thus, it turned out alright in the end.
Examples:
1. Construct a readable
story with the help of outlines given in the box below:
A wolf sees a lamb…….
he wants to eat him up …….. he asks the lamb why he is making water dirty ………
the lamb says he is down from him ………. the wolf asks why he called him a thief
a year ago …….. the lamb replies "A year ago I was not born" ……… the
wolf says, "Then it must have been your father" ………. falls upon the
lamb and eats him up.
The
Wolf and the Lamb
A
hungry wolf was walking along the bank of a river. He saw a lamb who was
drinking water below him on the bank.
The wolf wanted to eat him up. He started to ask stupid questions. He asked the
lamb, "Why are you making the water dirty?" The lamb replied,
"Sir, the water is flowing down from you to me. How can I make water
dirty? "The wolf asked again, "Why did you call me a thief a year
ago?" The lamb answered, "I was not born a year ago." The fox
wanted to kill him. So, he said, "Then it must have been your
father." He jumped and attacked upon the lamb and ate him up.
Moral: An
excuse is needed to harm others.
2. The Best of the Best
Artist
Three
artists compete…one paints a wreath (garland) of flowers…a bee comes and sits
on the picture…another paints a basket of fruits…an ox tries to seize it…the
third paints a curtain… all the three pictures placed before the judge…the
judge tries to raise (lift) the curtain…the picture adjudged (believed to be)
the best…it deceives (tricks, misleads) a man…other only insect and
animal…moral.
Once upon a time, when the
world was so young, there was a beautiful city surrounded by green forests and
a river. There lived three artists together for many years. All of them were highly
skilled and competent. It was too difficult to decide who the best one was. One
day, a competition was organized to judge their skill. A judge was appointed to
give the decision. Then, the artists were asked to draw the pictures as per
their preferences. As soon as the competition started, one of the artists
painted a garland of flowers. It was a real like flower. It attracted a bee in
no time. The bee came and sat on it. Similarly, the second artist painted a
basket of fruits. It was also so alive that it seemed so natural. An ox tried
to snatch it when the ox saw it. Accordingly, the third artist painted a
picture of a curtain. It too seemed real alike. All of the three pictures were
then placed before the judge to decide the best one. It was the time to
decide. Therefore, the judge
stood, went near the curtain, and raised it thinking that it was hung on the
door. Only then he knew that it was a picture. The judge then decided that the picture
of the curtain is the best because it deceived a man whereas the other pictures
only tricked an insect and animal.
Moral:
True art gives a sense of life to the things.
3. Develop a story from the
following outlines. Also give a suitable title and moral.
An old lady becomes blind –
calls in a doctor – agrees to pay large fee if cured, but nothing if not –
doctor calls daily – puts eyes on lady's furniture – delays the cure – everyday
takes away furniture – at last curse her – demands his fees – lady refuses to
pay – saying cure not complete – doctor brings a court case – judge asks why
she will not pay – she says sight not properly restored – she cannot see all
her furniture – judge gives verdict in her favour – moral.
An
old lady and clever doctor
There was an old lady who
became blind. She called in a doctor for treatment. He examined her and
demanded huge amount of money for the treatment of her eye-sight. She agreed to
pay the fee to the doctor if her eye-sight became all right. But she said she
would not pay anything if she was not cured. The doctor accepted the term of
payment. He was called upon to treat her everyday. The doctor was lured looking
at the valuable furniture in the lady's room. He began to take away the
furniture thinking that the lady couldn't see. He delayed his treatment to take
all the furniture. After some days, she was cured and the doctor demanded the
money. She refused to pay saying her eye-sight had not been restored yet. She
told like that because she didn't find her valuable furniture in her home and
she knew all was taken by the doctor. The doctor brought the case into the
court. He told everything to the judge. Then the judge asked the lady why she
would not pay. She replied that her eye-sight was not properly restored because
she couldn't see her all valuable furniture. The judge understood everything
and gave verdict in the favour of the old lady.
Moral: If
you try to deceive others, you will be deceived.
4. The Disappointed King Taught a Lesson
A king disappointed…his lazy people…to teach them a
lesson he had a big stone put in the middle of the road one night…next day
merchants pass and go around it…an officer with his car did the same…young
solder came cycling, did the same…all cursed the stone and blamed the
government for not removing it…then the king had the stone removed…many people watched
it …under it was an iron box…marked, “ For the man who moves away the stone”… inside
was purse full of money…the people were ashamed…moral
Many years ago, a wise and
liberal king ruled over a state. He was greatly disappointed with his people
who were very lazy. They used to depend on the government even for small works for
the common good of the people and country. That situation made the king feel
very sad. He wandered in search of an idea to teach them a lesson.One day when
he was travelling to the city, an idea emerged in his mind to teach them a lesson.
One night, the king went to the busy city and put a big stone in the middle of
the road as a part of his plan. Next day, a merchant of the city travelling
along the road passed and went round it. The merchant did not even touch to
remove the stone. Meanwhile, an officer driving his car arrived there and did
the same. Accordingly, a young soldier came cycling there and he also did the
same as the merchant and the officer had done. All of them cursed the stone for
obstructing their way and blamed the government for not removing it on time. The
king was watching the scene and the reaction of those concerned. Then, the king
went to the road and removed the stone himself. Many people in surprise were
watching the unprecedented scene. There was an iron box under the stone. It was
marked with “For the man who moves away the stone”. The king opened the box and
inside it there was a purse full of money. The king kept the purse with him
showing it to the curious and annoyed crowd. All the people around him were
ashamed to see it.
Moral: A
good work even if it is small is greater than a big plan.
5. Construct a readable story on the basis of the outlines
given below. Give suitable title and a moral too.
Two close friends go to the jungle.......suddenly one sees a bear coming to
the......one of the climbs the tree......other is in problem....sleeps without
breathing.....the bear goes to the close the sleeping one.....smells the
body......continues the journey.......the man from the tree comes
down......asks, 'What did the bear say?'......another one replies......he said,
"Beware of selfish friend"......moral
The Two Friends and the Bear
Two close friends, Alex and
Ben, decided to venture into the jungle one sunny afternoon. They had heard
stories of the jungle's beauty and were eager to explore its secrets. As they
walked deeper into the dense forest, enjoying the sights and sounds of nature,
Alex suddenly froze. In the distance, he spotted a bear lumbering towards them.
Panic surged through his veins. Without a second thought, Alex dashed towards
the nearest tree and quickly climbed to safety, leaving his friend Ben on the
ground. Ben, realizing he had no time to escape, remembered a piece of advice
about dealing with bears: play dead. He lay down and held his breath, remaining
as still as possible. The bear approached Ben, sniffing around his motionless
body. After a tense moment, the bear, satisfied that Ben was no threat, lost
interest and continued its journey into the jungle.Once the bear was out of
sight, Alex climbed down from the tree. He rushed over to Ben, who was slowly
getting up and dusting himself off."That was close!" Alex exclaimed.
"What did the bear say to you while it was so close?" Ben looked at
Alex with a mixture of relief and disappointment. "The bear told me,
'Beware of selfish friends.'"
Moral: True friends stand by each
other in times of need.
1. Prepare a readable story on the basis of the following
outlines. Give a suitable title and a moral too.
A cat grows old......... gets no food........ plans to trap rats........
wears a garland of flowers....... rings the bell-hearing the sound rats come to
him........ he keeps eyes shut up-a rat asks him .... he replies he commits
crime no more......... is devotee, of God ........ rats trust....... walk
freely........ the number of rats decreases-moral.
A Cat and Rats
Once upon a time, there was an old cat. The cat had no food at all and was
very hungry. That is why it made a plan to trap rats for his food. The cat wore
a garland of flowers and rang the bell that drew the attention of the rats as
they heard the sound. The rats started to follow the sound and came to him. As
they came, they found that the cat kept his eyes shut up. The rats told the cat
it harmed them. But he said that he no longer committed any crime because he
was the devotee of the Almighty God. The entire rat trusted him and started
walking freely. The number of the rats decreased slowly day by day. Moral:
If horse develops friendship with grass, how it survives.
8. Prepare
a readable story on the basis of the following outlines. Give a suitable title
and a moral too.
A hungry fox............
sees a garden ripe grapes thinks of satisfying hunger ............ grapes hung
high .......... jumps........... tries again............ not reach..........
Gives up.......goes away.......... Grapes are sour.......... moral.
The Fox and the Grapes
Once upon a time, a fox lived near a garden. He got nothing to eat for many
days. So, he tried his luck in the garden. Immediately, the fox spied a
beautiful bunch of ripe grapes hanging from a vine trained along the branches
of a tree. The grapes seemed ready to burst with juice, and the fox's mouth
watered as he gazed longingly at them. The bunch hung from a high branch, and
he had to jump for it. The first time he jumped he missed it by a long way. So,
he walked off a short distance and took a running leap at it, only to fall
short once more. Again and again he tried, but all went in vain. Now, he sat
down and looked at the grapes in disgust. "What a fool I am," he
said. "Here I am wearing myself out to get a bunch of sour grapes that are
not worth gaping for." And off he walked very, very scornfully.
Moral: A bag carpenter quarrels with his tools.
9. A Stitch in Time Saves Nine
A little girl playing with matches………her dress catches
fire………her brother sees the danger………
picks up a blanket- wraps it tightly round her- the flames smothered ………the girl taken to hospital- her life
saved------ a stitch in time saves nine
A
Stitch in Time Saves Nine
In a quiet neighborhood, a
little girl named Lily was playing innocently in her backyard. Curious and
adventurous, she found a box of matches and began striking them, fascinated by
the tiny flames they produced.
Suddenly, one of the matches
ignited her dress. Flames quickly spread, and Lily screamed in terror. Her
older brother, Jack, who was playing nearby, heard her cries and rushed to her
side.
Seeing the fire engulfing
his sister, Jack acted swiftly. He grabbed a blanket from the laundry line and,
without hesitation, wrapped it tightly around Lily. The flames were smothered
almost immediately, and Jack quickly carried his sister into the house.
Their parents, alarmed by
the commotion, called an ambulance. Lily was taken to the hospital, where
doctors treated her burns. Thanks to Jack's quick thinking, the burns were not
severe, and Lily's life was saved.
The family was grateful for
Jack's bravery and presence of mind. They realized how a quick and decisive
action in a moment of crisis had prevented a tragedy.
Moral:A stitch in time saves
nine. Taking prompt action can prevent larger problems later.
10. The Honest Village Boy
A poor village boy
walking door to door for job………finds a wallet containing a large amount of
money……… an identity card of the owner in the wallet………the boy returns the
wallet to the owner- the owner pleased………praised his honesty-gives him a good
job
The
Honest Village Boy
In a small, poor village, a
young boy named Raju went door to door every day, searching for a job to help
support his family. Despite his efforts, he often returned home empty-handed,
but he never lost hope. One afternoon, as Raju walked along a dusty path, he
noticed something lying on the ground. Bending down, he picked up a wallet. To
his astonishment, it contained a large amount of money. His heart raced at the
sight of so much cash, something he had never seen before. As he inspected the
wallet further, he found an identity card with the owner's name and address.
Raju knew what he had to do.
He hurried to the address listed on the card, determined to return the wallet
to its rightful owner. After a short walk, he arrived at a large house and
knocked on the door. An elderly man answered, looking surprised to see the
young boy standing there. "Sir, I found this wallet on the road,"
Raju said, holding it out. "It has your name and address inside. I believe
it belongs to you."
The man's eyes widened in
surprise and gratitude as he took the wallet. "Thank you, young man,"
he said, amazed by Raju's honesty. "You could have kept this money for
yourself, but you chose to return it. Such integrity is rare."
The elderly man introduced
himself as Mr. Sharma, a well-respected businessman in the area. He invited
Raju inside and asked about his background. After hearing Raju's story, Mr.
Sharma was deeply moved.
"Your honesty and
character are commendable," Mr. Sharma said. "I have been looking for
someone trustworthy to help with my business. How would you like to work for
me?"
Raju's eyes lit up with joy
and relief. He gratefully accepted the offer. From that day forward, he worked
diligently for Mr. Sharma, earning enough to support his family and build a
better future for himself.
Moral: Honesty
is always rewarded.
11. An Old Lady and A Doctor
An old lady becomes blind -
calls in a doctor - agrees to pay large fee if cured, but nothing if not -
doctor comes daily - put eyes on lady's furniture - delays the cure - everyday
takes away furniture - at last cures her - asks for his fees - lady refuses to
pay - saying cure not complete - doctor files a court case - judge asks why she
is not paying - she says sight not properly restored - she cannot see all her
furniture - judge gives decision in her favour - moral.
An
Old Lady and A Doctor
An old lady, having
gone blind, called a doctor and agreed to pay a large fee if cured, but nothing
if not. The doctor visited daily, delaying the cure while secretly taking away
her furniture. Finally, he restored her sight and demanded his fee. The lady refused,
claiming her sight wasn't fully restored since she couldn't see her furniture.
The doctor sued her, and the judge inquired why she wouldn't pay. She insisted
her vision wasn't fully recovered as her furniture was missing. The judge ruled
in her favor, recognizing the doctor's deceit.
Moral:
Deception will be revealed and punished.
12. Two Friends
Two friends meet a bear ...
one climbs a tree ... the other lies down as if dead ... the bear smells his
limbs ... goes a way ... the first man comes down and ask what bear said ...
"beware of friends who run away in danger." ... moral.
Two
Friends
Once upon a time,
there lived two friends. One day they were in the jungle. They encounter a
bear. One quickly climbs a tree, leaving the other to lie down and play dead.
The bear approaches, sniffs the motionless man, and eventually leaves. When the
coast is clear, the first friend climbs down and jokingly asks, "What did
the bear say to you?" The man on the ground replies, "The bear
advised me to beware of friends who abandon you in times of danger."
Moral:
True friends stand by you in times of need.
13. The Price of Greed
Three men find a purse in a
forest ... agree to divide the money all are hungry... one goes to buy food ...
poisons it ... the other two decide murder him ... he is murdered on his return
the other two eat poisoned food ... result....moral.
The
Price of Greed
Three men found a
purse in a forest and agreed to divide the money. All were hungry, so one went
to buy food. Secretly, he poisoned the food, hoping to keep the money for
himself. Meanwhile, the other two plotted to murder him and take his share.
When he returned, they killed him and then ate the poisoned food. Soon after,
both died in agony. The result was that all three perished, victims of their
own greed and treachery.
Moral: Greed
and treachery lead to ruin.
14. A woman and Servants
A women... two servants ...
work hard... the woman had a cock ... the cock used crow very early ... the
women used to wake up they killed the cock ... situation was still worse The
women... up whenever she liked and made them ... moral.
A
woman and Servants
A woman had two
hardworking servants. She owned a rooster that crowed very early, waking
everyone. Annoyed by the early mornings, the servants decided to kill the
rooster, hoping to get more sleep. However, without the rooster's crow to wake
her, the woman began to wake up whenever she liked. As a result, she demanded
the servants work even longer hours to make up for the lost time in the
morning. The situation worsened for the servants, who now had to work harder
than before.
Moral:
Hasty decisions to solve small problems can often lead to bigger issues.
15. The King's Seventh
Attempt
Develop a readable story using given outlines
with a suitable title and moral in 100 words.
A king defeated six times
... hides in a cave ... sees a spider climbing the wall... fails six times...
gets success at the seventh attempt... king learns a lesson ... collects enough
courage..... attacks enemies... succeeds ... moral.
The
King's Seventh Attempt
A king, defeated six
times in battle, took refuge in a cave, disheartened and weary. One day, he
noticed a spider trying to climb the cave wall. The spider attempted six times
and failed each time. Undeterred, on its seventh attempt, the spider finally
succeeded in reaching the top. Inspired by the spider’s perseverance, the king
realized the importance of persistence. Gaining newfound courage, he rallied
his remaining forces and meticulously planned his next attack. With
determination and renewed strategy, the king launched another assault on his
enemies. This time, he emerged victorious, reclaiming his throne and kingdom.
Moral: Persistence
and determination lead to success.
16. The
Fox and the Grapes
A hungry fox walks
here and there…… sees ripe grapes hanging up…….. is tempted to eat them…….. tries
to get them… can't reach the grapes …. goes away saying "Grapes are
sour"
Once there was a hungry fox.
He was walking here and there looking for food. Suddenly he saw ripe grapes. He
was happy. The grapes were hanging up. The fox was tempted to eat them. The fox
tried to get them by jumping. He jumped and jumped. But he couldn't reach the
grapes because the grapes were too high to get to. At last the box was tired
and sad. He couldn't jump at all. Then he went away saying "Grapes are
sour and I don't like them". The moral of this story is "we devalue
what we can't get".
17. The
Foolish Goat
A fox falls into a
well… can't get out …. a goat comes … asks how the water is………sweet… asks to
come into the well ….… goat jumps down … the fox jumps up on the goat's head
and comes out…moral.
One day a fox was very
thirsty. He was walking here and there looking for water. He come to a well. He
jumped into the well. It was a deep well so that he couldn't get out. Right
then a goat came there. The goat was also thirsty so the goat asked the fox how
the water was. The fox replied that the water was very sweet. He also asked the
goat to come into the well. The goat also jumped down. Immediately the fox
jumped up on the goats head and came out but the goat was left there to die.
The moral of this story is "Look before you leap".
18. The clever crow
Thirsty crow…. flies
here and there…… sees a pitcher in a garden…. little water in the pitcher… can
not drink water ……thinks for a while…... picks up some pebbles… drops them into
the pitcher … water comes up ….. drinks water.
One day a thirsty crow was
flying here and there. It was looking for water. The crow saw a pitcher in a
garden. The crow tried to drink water, but there was a little water in the
pitcher. It couldn't drink water. The crow thought for a while. It immediately
made a plan. There were some pebbles nearby the pitcher. The crow began to pick
up the pebbles and drop into the pitcher. After sometime the water came up. At
last the crow drank the water. The moral of this story is "Where there is
a will. there is a way."
19. The Hare and the
Tortoise
A hare meets a
tortoise….. walks slowly……. laughs at his slow speed….the tortoise challenges
to a race …… the hare accepts it …the hare is sure of winning the race… sleeps
on the way …. tortoise goes on …. reaches the goal post.
One day a hare was walking
here and there. He met a tortoise. The tortoise was walking slowly. The hare
began to laugh at his slow speed. The tortoise was greatly shocked by it. So
the tortoise challenged to a race. The hare also accepted it. The hare was sure
of winning the race. They fixed the winning post. They started race. The hare
already reached on the midway, when the tortoise started its race. The hare
looked back and saw the tortoise just starting the race. He decided to sleep
for a while. He slept. The tortoise came near the hare, but he did not wake the
hare up. At last the tortoise reached the goal post first and won the race. The
moral of this story is "pride goes before a fall".
20. The
Dog and His shadow
A dog steals a piece
of bone from a butcher's…….. runs to a safe place…. going along the side of a
stream……. decide to cross a bridge…..sees his shadow in the water…….thinks
another dog has also a piece of bone in his mouth………. wants to get that too……opens
his mouth……the bone in the mouth drops into the river.
One day a dog stole a piece
of bone from the butcher's. The dog ran to safe place. He was going along the
side of a stream. There was a wooden bridge over the stream. The dog decided to
cross across the bridge. He saw a shadow of a dog in the water. He thought
there was another dog having a bone in his mouth. He wanted to get that bone
too. So he opened the mouth to get that bone. Right then the bone of his mouth
dropped into the water. The dog became sad. The moral of this story is
"Look before you leap."
21. A
man and His Goose
A man has a goose… lays
golden egg daily … keep in a basket …. sells them one by one… becomes rich … wants
to become richer at once… kills the goose to get all the eggs from the goose ……
gets nothing.
Once there was a poor man.
He had a goose. The goose began to lay golden egg daily. The farmer was happy
and began to keep in the basket. He also sold them one by one in the market. He
began to be rich day by day. He wonted to become richer at once. He thought how
he could get all the eggs of the goose. So he decided to kill the goose. He
killed the goose, but there was not a single egg in the stomach of the goose.
The moral of this story is "Don't be over greedy".
One with such nature leads
himself to failure and chaos .
22. A
King and a Monkey
once there was a king
- had a friend, monkey-- helped the king in his works - king sleeping monkey
looking after him - a housefly came- disturbed the king- monkey tried to chase -
but couldn't- sits on the kings face- monkey picked a sword-- hit the king- moral.
Long ago, there lived a king
in Asia, who was fond of living with monkeys. He had a monkey as a friend. The
monkey always helped the king honestly and heartily in his work. One day, the
king was sleeping soundly. The monkey was looking after him very carefully while
he (the king) was fast asleep. Accidentally, a housefly appeared there and
disturbed the king's sound sleep. The monkey thought that he had to chase away
the housefly at any cost. In order to provide the king with sound sleep, the
monkey tried to chase away the housefly but could not do it easily. The
housefly sat on the king's face. The monkey became very angry with the housefly
and was determined to kill it. He picked up a sword .He wanted to kill the
housefly with the sword. He thought he would hit the housefly, and heavily hit
it. The housefly was sitting on the king's face.
Unfortunately, the monkey
hit the king with a sword and the king died on the spot.
Moral: We
should act wisely. Besides, a stupid friend is always fatal.
Exercises:
1. Write a story in about 100 words using the clues given below. [2080 GP]
evening time..... a
lot of traffic. teenagers overtake to see Mohan driving home... two sees people
gathering teenagers injured stops ambulance arrives Mohan follows them to
hospital donates blood gain consciousness .......... realize their mistake
haste makes waste
2. Write a readable story with the help of
the following outlines in about 100 words. [2080 LP]
hungry fox wandering
in the jungle in search of food.......finds nothing sees a crow taking meat in
its beak fox gets an idea and says "You are beautiful but you can't
sing"..... the crow feels proud and opens beak to sing ..... meat drops
..... fox picks it up and eats moral.
3. Write a readable story using the outlines
given below in about 100 words. [2080 SP]
A boy always
postpones his works…… parents worried……. parents always suggest to study
regularly ……….never listens……….. always studies for hours without sleep …….SEE
comes closer ... gets sick and spoils the papers.......... A stitch in time
saves nine.
4. Write a readable story using the following
clues approximately in 100 words. Give it a suitable title and moral. [ 2079
GP]
Clues: A foolish ass…..very
fond of Lion's skin…… runs in search….. finds one….. wears it ……starts
frightening villagers….. villagers in fear shut up in the house…… a bold strong
villager fights….. the skin of the ass slips …… villagers recognize…… kills the
ass…. Moral.
5. Write a readable story approximately in 100
words about a "Forgetful Servant" in your own way beginning with the
sentence given below. [2079 KP]
Once upon a time,
there was a farmer who had a forgetful male servant.
1. 6. Write
a readable story with the help of the outlines given below in about 100 words.
Give a suitable title and a moral too. [ 2078 MP]
Outlines: A cap
seller .... going to market through a forest ....hot day.... takes rest under a
big tree soon falls asleep monkeys on the tree notice his and his bag full of
caps...... come down.... take one and put on .... cap seller wakes up.....
finds his cap's.... sees the monkey in cap. tries to get them back but
fails.... hits a plan.... throws his caps on the ground... the monkey does the same....collects
caps and goes.
2. 7. Write
a readable story with the help of the outlines given below in about 100 words.
Give a suitable title and a moral too. [ 2078 GP]
Outlines: Two cats quarrelling over a piece
of bread……asks monkey to decide ... monkey says each should have half breaks
bread in two bit from large part parts not equal monkey bites off too much so
bites bit off other part at last eats all the bread cats protest no bread left
... monkey says bread is his fee as judge of the case ... moral
3. 8. Write
a readable story with the help of the outlines given below in about 100 words.
Give a suitable title and a moral too. [ 2078 SP]
Outlines: A little
fish...... lives in a small pond with mother fish…..happy and content......too
curious and restless.. sees a worm floating in water......is tempted to have
it......mother fish warns him of danger.....doesn't listen......blames her of
not giving him opportunity...disobeys her....catches the worm.....is caught in
the fish hook....realizes his mistake when out of water.....it's too late.
4. 9. Write
a readable story with the help of the outlines given below in about 100 words.
Give a suitable title and a moral too. [ 2075 MP]
Clues: A rose in the garden
... very proud of her beauty ... ugly cactus grows nearby ... insults the
cactus ... cactus stays quiet ... summer season ... well in the garden dries
... no water for the plants... the rose suffers a lot ... sees a sparrow
dipping her beak into the cactus for water ... asks the cactus …… cactus agrees...
the rose ashamed... moral.
5. 10. Write
a readable story with the help of the outlines given below in about 100 words.
Give a suitable title and a moral too.
A King defeats for many time ....... hides in
a cave.......sees a spider climbing the wall.......
falls several times.......gets sucess at last
.......the King collects enough courage.......
attacks enemies .......succeeds .......moral.
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