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Read the following passage carefully.“Oh please, sir,” she asked the curator, “may I have my Baba back”? He answered, “Madam, he belongs to the zoo and is government property now. I cannot give away government property. But if the superintendent at Bangalore agrees, certainly you may have hard back.” We went to the superintendent in Bangalore. My wife pleaded, “Baba and I are missing each other. Will you please give him back to me?”. He was a kindhearted person. He wrote to the curator telling him to lend us a cage for transporting the bear to Bangalore.We went to Mysore again with the superintendent’s letter. Baba was driven into a small cage and hoisted on top of the cari the cage was tied securely, and carried to Bangalore. (The Bond of Love) Now, answer the following questions. 1. What was the narrator’s wife’s request to the curator?2. What was the response of the curator?3. Who are missing each other?4. Who was a kind-hearted person?5. Where was Baba at last?

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1. She wants her Baba (the pet bear) back home with her.

2. The curator said that the bear belonged to the zoo and was government property now and so he could not give away government property. If the superintendent at Bangalore agreed, she might have the bear back.

3. Baba and the narrator’s wife.

4. The superintendent in Bangalore

5. At the narrator’s house



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