Three Questions SAQ/SAQ From Three Questions /Shorts Questions and answers from Three Questions Class XII

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Three Questions SAQ/SAQ From Three Questions /Shorts Questions and answers from Three Questions  Class XII


Three Questions SAQ/SAQ From Three Questions /Shorts Questions and answers from Three Questions Class XII

1) Why did the Tsar put on simple clothes before meeting the hermit?

    Ans- The Tsar put on simple clothes before meeting the hermit because the hermit only                             received common folk.


2) What is the meaning of the word 'Tsar'?

    Ans- The word Tsar means Russian ruler.


3) To whom did the three questions occur?

    Ans- The three questions occurred to a certain Tsar.


4) What are the Tsar's three questions?

    Ans- The Tsar's three questions are about the most important time, person, and action.


5) Who came to answer the three questions?

    Ans- The learned men throughout the kingdom came to answer the three question.


6) What indicated the Tsar's seriousness to have his questions answered?

    Ans- Getting no proper answers the Tsar decided to consult with a wise hermit it indicated                       the Tsar's seriousness to hare his questions answered.    


7) How did the learned men answer the questions of the Tsar?

    Ans- The learned men answered the questions of the Tsar differently.


8) Why was the Tsar so serious to have his questions answered?

    Ans- The Tsar was so serious to hare his questions answered as he thought he would never fail                 in anything he might undertake.


9) Why did the Tsar not give reward?

    Ans- The Tsar did not give reward because he was agreed to none of them.


10) Why did the learned men come to the Tsar?

    Ans- The learned men came to the Tsar to  answer the three questions that occurred to him .


11) Why did the Tsar decide to consult the hermit?

    Ans- The hermit decided to consult with the hermit because the Tsar wanted to get the actual answers of his questions and the hermit was widely renowned for his wisdom . 

12) Who was the hermit?

    Ans- The hermit was a wise man who was famous for his wisdom throughout the kingdom , he lived in a wood which he never quitted . 


13) Where did the hermit live?

    Ans- The hermit lived in a wood which he never quitted and he would only common people .


14) How did the hermit receive the Tsar?

    Ans- On seeing the Tsar, the hermit welcome him .


15) What should the Tsar draw up in advance to do everything at its proper time?

        Ans -The Tsar should draw up in advance a table of days , months and years to do every thing in its proper time . 


16) What  did the Tsar proclaim throughout his kingdom?

    Ans- The Tsar proclaimed throughout his  kingdom that he would give a great reward to anyone who would teach him the answers of his questions . 


17) Why, according to some learned men, should the Tsar keep a council of wise man?

    Ans-According to some learned men the Tsar should keep a council of learned men to decide correctly the right time for every action, but that he should have a council of wise men , who would help him to fix the proper time for everything . 


18) Why should the Tsar consult magicians?

    Ans-The Tsar should consult the magicians because he was widely renowned for his wisdom throughout the kingdom and he was the  only person who could probably answer his questions .


19) What was the second question that had occurred in the Tsar's mind?

    Ans-The second question that had occurred in the Tsar's mind was about the right people to listen to and whom to avoid . 


20) What were the answers suggested by the learned men about the second question?

    Ans-The various answers were suggested by the learned men about the second question , some said that the people the Tsar most needed were his councilors; others , the priests , others , the doctors ; while some said the warriors were the most necessary .


21) What did the Tsar do  when he saw the hermit work and sweat?

    Ans- When the Tsar saw the hermit work and sweat he beg the spade for digging the ground                 form him. 


22) What does the hermit's constant work indicate?

    Ans- The constant work hermits indicate that he was waiting for proper time.


23) Why did the hermit not give the Tsar any verbal answer at first?

    Ans- The hermit did not give the Tsar any verbal answer at first because he was waiting for                     right time.


24) Is the way of hermit's teaching just? Why?

    Ans- The way of hermit's teaching was just because the Tsar understood his answer properly                   with the example of the bearded man.


25) Why was the hermit famous?

    Ans- The hermit was famous for his wisdom.


26) How was the hermit to look at?

    Ans- The hermit was frail and weak.


27) What was the Tsar's third question about?

    Ans- The Tsar's third questions about the most important thing to do.


28) What answers were given by the learned men about the third question?

    Ans- According to the learned men the most important thing in the world was science , others said it was skill in warfare ,and others , again said it was religious worship .


29) How did the Tsar offer help to the hermit?

    Ans- The Tsar offered help to the hermit by digging the ground.


30) When did the hermit sit down on the ground?

    Ans- After handing over the spade to the Tsar the hermit sat down on the ground.


31) How long did the Tsar dig the beds?

    Ans- The Tsar dug the beds when the sun began to sink behind the trees.


32) Who was the wounded man (bearded man) ?

    Ans- The wounded man was Tsar's enemy who resolve to kill him (Tsar).


33) Why did the bearded man rush to the hermit ?

    Ans- The bearded man rushed to the hermit to save his own life.


34) Who wounded the bearded man?

    Ans- The Tsar's bodyguard wounded the bearded man.


35) Where had the bearded man been?

    Ans- The bearded man had been in the ambush.


36) Why did the enemy want to kill the Tsar?

    Ans- The enemy wanted to kill the Tsar because the Tsar executed his brother and seized his                   property.


37) How did the Tsar behave with the wounded man?

    Ans- The Tsar behaved with the wounded man like a friend and on seeing his own he nurshed                 him.


38) Where was the wounded man taken for shelter at night?

    Ans -The wounded man was taken to the hermit's hut for shelter at night .


39) Why did the Tsar fall asleep on the threshold of the hermit's hut?

    Ans - The Tsar fall asleep on the threshold of the hermit's hut because he was very tired with his walk and with the work he had done for the hermit .


40) What did the Tsar see on waking up in the morning?

    Ans-On waking up in the morning the Tsar saw that a strange bearded  man lying on the bed and gazing intently at him with shining eyes .


41) When did the bearded man plan to kill the Tsar?

    Ans-The bearded man made plan to kill the Tsar on his way back from the hermit's hut .


42) What did the Tsar promise to do for the wounded man?

    Ans-The Tsar promised the wounded man to restore his property . 


43) Where did the Tsar find the hermit before his departure?

    Ans-The Tsar found the hermit outside of his hut on his knees , sowing seeds in the beds .


44) What was the hermit doing in the seed bed sitting on his knees?

    Ans-Sitting on his knees the hermit was sowings seeds in the beds .


45) Whom did the Tsar promise to send for attending the wounded man?

    Ans-The Tsar promised to send his servants and his own physician for attending the wounded man .


46) How was the Tsar's sleep in the hut of the hermit?

    Ans-It was a sound sleep in the hut of the hermit . 


47) What according to the scholars were the different important occupations?

    Ans-According to the scholars the most important occupations were science , others said it was skill in warfare; and others , again that it was religious worship . 


48) "You are tired." -What did the speaker do to save the tired person?

    Ans- The speaker took the spade and dug for him to save the tired person . 


49) " Now rest a while.- Why did the speaker say this?

    Ans-The hermit said this to the Tsar to give him some rest and to get his spade back for digging .


50) "Let us see who it is." -Who is the man referred to here?

    Ans- The bearded man is  referred to here , he was severly wounded by Tsar's bodyguard .


51) How did the Tsar tend  to the man?

    Ans -At fast the Tsar watched the wound as best as he could and then bandaged it with his handkerchief and with a towel the hermit had . The Tsar again and again removed the bandage soaked with warm blood , and washed it and rebandage the wound .


52) "I came upon your bodyguard." -What happened then?

    Ans-When the bearded man came upon the Tsar's body guard they recognized and wounded him .


53) "That purpose alone was man sent into life." -What does the purpose refer to ?

    Ans-The purpose refers to do good to the people with whom we are .


54) When did the Tsar take leave from the hermit?

    Ans-The Tsar took leave from the hermit in the next morning .


55) What did the Tsar bring for the wounded man?

    Ans-Tsar brought some fresh water for the wounded man . 


56) What did the bearded man promise the Tsar?

    Ans - The bearded man promised the Tsar that he would serve him as his most faithful slave and will bid his sons to do the same .


57) What was the most important affair, according to the hermit?

    Ans-According to the hermit the most important affair is to do good to the people with whom we are .


58) Who is the most important man, according to the hermit?

Or, What was the hermit's answer to the second question?

      Ans-According to the hermit the most important man is he with whom we are .


59) Why is the present time the most important time?

    Ans-The present time is the most important time because it is the only time when we have any power to do anything . 


60) What do you mean by 'intently'?

    Ans-The word intently means purposefully  


61) 'Forgive me!' -Who wanted forgiveness, from whom?

    Ans-In the story the bearded man wanted forgiveness from the Tsar .


62) Why did the bearded man ask for forgiveness?

    Ans-The bearded man asked for forgiveness because he wanted to kill that person who saved his life .


63) What did the Tsar do with his enemy?

    Ans- The Tsar executed his brother and seized his property . 


64) What would the magicians do?

    Ans-The magicians could predict future what was about to happen therefor he could help the Tsar to fix the proper time for every action .


65) Give the moral of the short story "Three Questions".

    Ans-The moral of the story Three Questions is that the present time is the most important time and the most necessary man is he whim we are , and the most important affair is to do him good . 


66) Where did the Tsar fall asleep?

    Ans-The Tsar fell asleep on the threshold . 


67) What was the hermit doing when the Tsar came to visit him?

    Ans-The Tsar was digging the ground when the Tsar went to visit him .


68) Why did the man want to take revenge?

    Ans-The man wanted to take revenge because the Tsar kill his brother and seized his property . 


69) Whom did the hermit receive?

    Ans-The hermit received only the common people . 


70) Which part of the body of the bearded man was injured in the story "Three Questions"?

    Ans-The bearded man was injured at stomach . 

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