CLASS 9
THE BEGGAR
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Question
[CLICK ON ANY CHOICE TO KNOW THE RIGHT ANSWER]
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be kind
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don’t be kind
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kindness can transform anyone for the better
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Detailed explanation-1: -The story is based on the theme of transformation of a depraved alcoholic through kindness, compassion and selflessness. Olga’s words and noble deeds changed Lushkoff’s heart. He gave up drinking and mended his truant ways. Another theme that runs through the story is gratitude.
Detailed explanation-2: -Some Morals From the “Keep it for the Beggar” Story The moral of this story is to never take time or life for granted. It teaches young children about the reality of death, and to be grateful for each day as it comes.
Detailed explanation-3: -The story is packed full of humorous moments and uses irony as the main device to reveal the importance of the working class-when the king denies the beggar of his bread, he is reminded that the poor are the foundation of his royal position and that their obedience should not be mistaken for weakness.
Detailed explanation-4: -He becomes sober and accepts Sergei’s offer of working as a copier with his friend. By the end of the story, we find him wearing a coat collar of fur, and a work sealskin cap, buying himself a seat at the theatre. From a beggar, he has become a notary earning 35 Roubles a month.