5. What harm does the elephant causes in the story narrated by
Iswaran?
Dear Student,
Here is the answer:
The elephant caused a lot of harm. After escaping from the timber yard, it began to roam about. It stamped on the bushes, tore up wild creepers and broke branches of the trees. When it reached the outskirts of the town, it began breaking the fences down like matchsticks. It also smashed all the stalls selling fruits, mud pots and clothes. The elephant then broke the school wall and entered the school ground. It pulled out the football goal post, tore down the volleyball net, kicked and stomped the drums kept for water and uprooted the shrubs.
Regards
Here is the answer:
The elephant caused a lot of harm. After escaping from the timber yard, it began to roam about. It stamped on the bushes, tore up wild creepers and broke branches of the trees. When it reached the outskirts of the town, it began breaking the fences down like matchsticks. It also smashed all the stalls selling fruits, mud pots and clothes. The elephant then broke the school wall and entered the school ground. It pulled out the football goal post, tore down the volleyball net, kicked and stomped the drums kept for water and uprooted the shrubs.
Regards