How did Duke help Hooper in his daily work?

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Duke was a rough playing Doberman Pinscher. When Chuck met with the accident and was brought back home Duke understood the situation and worked towards improvement of Chuck’s condition. He started with poking Chuck’s left arm and trying to lift it up. Then he became determined to make Chuck walk. He pulled his leash and waited. Chuck dragged himself abreast of the dog and then surged out to the end of the leash and waited. Gradually Hooper became totally dependent on Duke and didn’t need physiotherapy further. It was Duke alone who could do what he did.

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"_______ even Duke's presence didn't reach Chuck ". Why?

(i) Duke was locked in his kennel and Chuck couldn't see him.

(ii) Duke hid himself behind the bed post.

(iii) Duke had come to know that Hooper was not well.

(iv) Hooper was lost in his own grief and pain.

Based on your reading of the story answer the following questions by choosing the correct option

(a) With reference to Hooper, the author says, “Every thing was going for him”. What does it imply?

(i) He had everything that a man aspires for.

(ii) People admired him.

(iii) He did what he wanted.

(iv) He was capable of playing games.

(b) Duke never jumped on Chuck again because _____________

(i) Duke was paralysed and unable to jump.

(ii) Chuck was angry with Duke for jumping at him.

(iii) Duke realized that Chuck was not well and could not balance himself.

(iv) Marcy did not allow Duke to come near Chuck.

(i) to look after Chuck.

(ii) to get Chuck on his feet.

(iii) to humour Chuck.

(iv) to guard the house.

(d) “_______ even Duke’s presence didn’t reach Chuck’’. Why?

(i) Duke was locked in his kennel and Chuck couldn’t see him.

(ii) Duke hid himself behind the bed post.

(iii) Duke had come to know that Hooper was not well.

(iv) Hooper was lost in his own grief and pain.

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