English Question and Answer (unit)

I believe that the postponement of work is a bad policy. That is why I do not have to make excuses for delay. I do believe in doing today what I can do tomorrow.

Generally speaking, weekend is a relaxing period for most of us. But for me it is a busy period. On sunday, I play cricket with my friends. I also help my mummy in household work Besides it, I do the balance of homework which I could not do during weekdays. That is why perhaps I have no hump on my back!

This is an interesting and illuminating story about an idle camel. It tells us how the camel got his hump. This story also gives us a moral lesson that every one should do his/her share of work seriously.

We cannot say definitely if this story is factually true or not. But the story teaches us a very good lesson. It tells us that we must do our share of work diligently and Il work hard otherwise we will suffer like the camel. The camel did not work, so the Djinn turned his back into a big hump.

I think the writer does not have a good opinion about the camel. The camel was not only lazy and idle, he was also arrogant and did not behave well.

The purpose of the hump, according to the Djinn, was that now the camel could “live on” his hump without eating for three days.

The Djinn got annoyed with the camel. The camel was repeatedly saying “humph” instead of working like other animals. As a result of it, Djinn changed his back to a great hump.

Even when the Djinn was asking the camel to work, the camel was looking at his own reflection in the pool. Perhaps the camel was admiring his good looks or he was somewhat arrogant.

The horse told the Djinn that the camel had not done any work since Monday morning. He also told the Djinn that the camel won’t even trot. This is how the Djinn knew that the horse was complaining against the camel.

They were angry because of the camel, who did not want to work. They had to do his work also, which made them angry. The Djinn had told them to work double-time.

The camel lived in the middle of the desert because he did not want to work.

I think the dog and the ox were assigned the task of pursuading the idle camel to work like them. The dog asked the camel to “fetch and carry” and the ox asked him to plough.