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inn [45]
2 years ago
5

Complete the following stories with the help of their opening sentences:-

English
1 answer:
ipn [44]2 years ago
6 0

Answer:

once there was three artists.they lived in a city.they were all skilled artist.they held a competition to decide who was the best artist among them.there was a prize declared for the winner.the judge was also appointed for this purpose.

Competition started.one of the artisted flower.second of them painted a fruit.last of them painted a picter of curtain.during the observation they found the flower so natural that a bee sat on for honey.fruit was also so natural that an ox tried to eat it.the judge praised all these things.then he went and saw the curtain.it was so real that he tried to move it to enter the room.flower deceived the insect.fruit deceived the beast but the curtain deceived an intellectual man like him.thus the third artist won the prize.

Thus the moral is that intelligence is required even in art

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