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Sep 24, 2023 · Question 6. How does the beggar react to Sergei’s offer to chop wood for him in return for money? Answer. The beggar accepts the offer readily and follows Sergei home. He says that he can’t refuse because in those days even skilled woodcutters found themselves sitting without food and work. Question 7.
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1. What was the name of the beggar? Answer:The name of the beggar was Lushkoff. 2. Who did Lushkoff beg from? Answer:He begged from Sergei. 3. What was Sergei’s profession? Answer: Sergei was an advocate. 4. What did Sergei remind about the beggar on seeing him? Answer:Sergei reminded that he had seen him the previous day in Sadovya street. 5. What...
1. How did Sergei recognise the beggar? Answer:Sergei looked at the beggar. His face appeared familiar to him. He tried to recollect where he had seen him. Suddenly, his eyes fell on the beggar’s shoes. One shoe was high and the other was low. Now he clearly remembered where he had seen the beggar before. He had seen the beggar in the Sadovya Stree...
1. Describe the first meeting between Sergei and Lushkoff. How did Sergei take pity on Lushkofl? Answer:One day advocate Sergei came across a beggar. He was dressed in very poor clothes. He was crying and requested Sergei to have pity on him. He told Sergei that he had the offer of a position in Katuga, but he did not have money to get there. So he...
Sep 30, 2023 · If we keep on offering food to a beggar, he/she becomes a permanent beggar. We should always try to find a work for them so that they learn to earn and live a dignified life. When Lushkoff approached Sergei,- he was a beggar. Sergai could have given him money but he wanted him to work to live a dignified life.
Jul 11, 2020 · How does the beggar react to Sergei’s offer to chop wood for him in return for money? Answer: The beggar accepts the offer readily and follows Sergei home. He says that he can’t refuse because in those days even skilled woodcutters found themselves sitting without food and work.
- The advocate, Sergei, looked at the ragged, fawn-colored overcoat of the suppliant, at his dull, drunken eyes, at the red spot on either cheek, and it seemed to him as if he had seen this man somewhere before.
- “Look here, it seems to me I met you the day before yesterday in Sadovya Street,” he said; “but you told me then that you were a student who had been expelled, and not a village school teacher.
- Sergei’s anger had vanished and he now began to feel a little sorry and ashamed of himself for having set a spoiled, drunken, perhaps sick man to work at menial labour in the cold.
- Then one evening, as Sergei was standing at the ticket window of a theater paying for his seat, he noticed a little man beside him with a coat collar of curly fur and a worn sealskin cap.
1. What is the beggar asking for? a) Food to eat. b) Money for lodging. c) Help to get a job. d) Assistance to travel to Kaluga. 2. Why did the beggar lose his job as a village schoolteacher? a) He was involved in intrigues. b) He was a victim of calumny. c) He became a beggar and couldn't continue his job. d) He was found guilty of a crime. 3.
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The beggar was attempting to get money or assistance from the man through his sympathetic conversation. After hearing the beggar's pity talk, Sergei, an advocate , looked at the beggar. The beggar wore a tattered , light brown coloured overcoat .
