Private
Quelch knew 'too much'. Give reasons to prove that he was unable to
win the admiration of his superior officers or his colleagues in
about 100 words.
Private Quelch knew 'too much'. Give reasons to prove that he was unable to win the admiration of his superior officers or his colleagues in about 100 words.
A
model answer has been provided for students' reference.
It is strongly
recommended that students prepare the answer on their own.
Although
Private Quelch was far knowledgeable than his fellow soldiers, he was
little admired and more disliked. He always exhibited his learning
without being asked for and had uncanny habit of correcting any and
everybody. He did not spare his seniors as
well, who came to deliver lectures to the platoon. He did it first
with the Sergeant who came to deliver a lecture on the mechanism of a
service rifle and later in the class of Corporal Turnbull who was
taking lesson on hand grenade. Although he always had been correct
with the facts he gave, he was not appreciated for his condescending
nature.
He tried best to impress his seniors with his knowledge and know how,
he forgot that they were his seniors after all and had much
experience of life and far better knowledge of technicalities of any
subject. The Sergeant though did not say much to The Profesor;
Corporal Turnbull did not miss his chance and assigned Private Quelch
permanent cook house duties to teach him lesson. Thus, the great
knowledge that The Professor possessed doomed him and became the
reason for him being disliked by all.
A model answer has been provided for students' reference.
It is strongly recommended that students prepare the answer on their own.
Although Private Quelch was far knowledgeable than his fellow soldiers, he was little admired and more disliked. He always exhibited his learning without being asked for and had uncanny habit of correcting any and everybody. He did not spare his seniors as well, who came to deliver lectures to the platoon. He did it first with the Sergeant who came to deliver a lecture on the mechanism of a service rifle and later in the class of Corporal Turnbull who was taking lesson on hand grenade. Although he always had been correct with the facts he gave, he was not appreciated for his condescending nature. He tried best to impress his seniors with his knowledge and know how, he forgot that they were his seniors after all and had much experience of life and far better knowledge of technicalities of any subject. The Sergeant though did not say much to The Profesor; Corporal Turnbull did not miss his chance and assigned Private Quelch permanent cook house duties to teach him lesson. Thus, the great knowledge that The Professor possessed doomed him and became the reason for him being disliked by all.
