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IV. Read the following extracts and answer the following questionA. “He can't be poor if he's a crook on the run,” I told him. “He's probably got millions ofrupees stashed away somewhere in that room.” “““Do you really think he's criminal, Maya?He doesn't look like one," Nishad looked doubtfully. "Of course he's one, Seven," I said,"and he certainly isn't starving. Mr Mehta told us that Ramesh brings his meal up fromthe restaurant downstairs".1. Name the speaker in the above tines, Who is being referred as “crook’ in the above lines?B. An elephant must be taught when to sit down, when to walk, when to go fast, and whengo slow. You teach him these things as you teach a child. If you say 'Dhat' and pull himby the ear, he will gradually learn to sit down.

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