Frame ‘Wh’ questions so as to get the understand word/s as the ans

1.	Frame ‘Wh’ questions so as to get the understand word/s as the answer:1. The narrator took off his coat2. The narrator had fourteen rupees in his wallet.3. The people looked at the narrator like hungry wolves.4. We must have some money.5. Money the root of all evil.6. The boys help their families by working as mechanics.7. Tulu Rani Hazra has recruited 80 students. 8. The speaker wanted to be purified by burning in the holy fire.9. Tree are more humane than humans. 10. Mara sprang off like a buck.
Answer» 1. What did the narrator take off? 2. How much money did the narrator have in his wallet? 3. How did the people look at the narrator? 4. What must we have? 5. What is the root of all evil? 6. How do the boys help their families? 7. How many students has Tulu Rani Hazra recruited? 8. How did the speaker want to be purified? 9. What are more humane than humans? 10. How did Mata spring off?

Frame ‘Wh’ questions so as to get the understand word/s as the answer:1. The narrator took off his coat2. The narrator had fourteen rupees in his wallet.3. The people looked at the narrator like hungry wolves.4. We must have some money.5. Money the root of all evil.6. The boys help their families by working as mechanics.7. Tulu Rani Hazra has recruited 80 students. 8. The speaker wanted to be purified by burning in the holy fire.9. Tree are more humane than humans. 10. Mara sprang off like a buck.

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1. What did the narrator take off?

2. How much money did the narrator have in his wallet?

3. How did the people look at the narrator?

4. What must we have?

5. What is the root of all evil?

6. How do the boys help their families?

7. How many students has Tulu Rani Hazra recruited?

8. How did the speaker want to be purified?

9. What are more humane than humans?

10. How did Mata spring off?

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