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Read the following passage carefully.Hachiko was a Japanese dog remembered for its loyalty towards its master. Hachiko, a golden-brown, pure-bred Akita was born in November, 1923 in Japan. A year later Hachiko came to its master, Ueno Hidesaburo as a gift from his students. Ueno Hidesaburo was a professor in agriculture department at the Tokyo Imperial University.When Hachiko came to the Professor’s house, he was very weak. The whole family looked after him with great care. Within six months Hachiko’s health got improved.The Professor would take the train to his work and come back by evening. Hachiko would accompany the Professor to the station every morning and would come back to trie station every evening to receive his master. Their routine continued for years. (Hachiko – A Symbol of Loyalty) Now, answer the following questions. 1. Why was Hachiko remembered?2. Who was the master of Hachiko?3. Who gave Hachiko to the professor?4. How would the professor go to his work?5. What was the daily routine of the dog? |
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Answer» 1. For its loyalty towards its master 2. Ueno, a Professor in Agriculture department at the Tokyo Imperial University 3. His students 4. He goes to his work by train. 5. He accompanies his owner to the station every morning and comes back to the station every evening to receive his master. |
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