Read the passage given below:
Once a carpenter went looking for a job He approached a building contractor and got a job at a decent salary and good working conditions. The carpenter was thrilled and determined to do his best. His boss provided him with tools and showed him the place where he was supposed to work.
At the end of the first day, the carpenter prepared fifteen doors. His boss was happy with his performance and congratulated him. The carpenter tried harder the. next day but he was able to prepare only 10 doors. The third day be tried even harder, but he could prepare only seven. Day after day he was preparing less and less doors.
"I must be losing my strength," the carpenter thought. He went to the boss and apologized, saying that he could not understand what was going on. ''When was the last time when you sharpened your tools?" the boss asked. "Sharpen! I had no time to sharpen my tools. I have been busy trying to prepare doors," said the carpenter. Most of us never update our skills. We think that whatever we have learned is enough.
•Complete the following sentences based on your reading of the passage in your own words.
(a) The carpenter approached the building contractor because
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(b) The carpenter became extremely happy because he
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(c) The boss congratulated him because
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(d) His boss advised him
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(e) The word in the passage which means the same as 'asked someone for something' is
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(a) The carpenter approached the building contractor because he was looking for a job at a descent salary and good working conditions.
(b) The carpenter became extremely happy because he got a job at a descent salary and good working conditions and he was determined to do his best.
(c) The boss congratulated him because at the end of the first day, the carpenter was able to prepare fifteen doors.
(d) His boss advised him to sharpen his tools.
(e) The word in the passage which means the same as ‘asked someone fir something’ is approached.
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