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Tom Loses A Tooth ---by Mark Twain

1)      Why did Tom investigate his body lying on bed ?
Lying on bed, Tom investigated his body with the hope of finding some ailment. If he could find any, he could be able to stay at home from school.

 

2)      When did Tom begin to grow hopeful ?
After investigating his body, Tom thought he had found some symptoms of stomach trouble. At that time, he began to grow hopeful.

 

3)      What happened to the symptoms that started to develop in Tom's stomach ?
Tom thought that he had found some symptoms of stomach trouble. but the symptoms soon grew feeble and completely went away.

 

4)      What did Tom discover suddenly ?
Tom disliked school. He was trying to find out symptoms of ailment to avoid school. But he could not find any. Suddenly he discovered that one of his upper front teeth was loose.

 

5)      Why did Tom feel Lucky ?
When Tom discovered that one of his upper front teeth was loose, he felt lucky because that loose teeth would help him avoid school and stay home.

 

6)      Why did Tom think to hold the tooth affair in reserve ?
Tom thought to hold the tooth affair in reserve because he knew if aunt Polly was to know she would surely pull it out. And that would hurt Tom also.

 

7)      How did Sid react when Tom fell to groaning ?
When Tam fell groaning, Sid slept on. When Tom groaned louder, he found no response front Sid. After that, while Tom started a succession of groans, Sid snored on.

 

8)      Wnat happened when Tom shook Sid ?
When Tom shook Sid, Sid woke up. He yawned. And then raising on his elbow, he stared at Tom. He saw that Toni was groaning tremendously.

 

9)      When had Tom's groans gathered a genuine tone ?
Hearing Toni groan, Sid had at once rushed to call for help. Tom thought his imagination was working perfectly. At that time, Tom's groans had gathered a genuine tone.

 

10)  When did Tom feel a little-foolish ?
When aunt Polly cried at Tom to get out of the nonsense, at once his groans ceased and toe pain vanished. Then Tom felt little foolish.

 

11)  When did Tom say his loose tooth did not hurt him anymore ?
When aunt Polly heard that Tom's loose tooth ached awfully, she asked Mary to get her a silk thread. Hearing that, Tom said that it did not hurt him anymore.

 

12)  Why did Tom request aunt Polly not to pull his loose tooth out ?
Tom requested aunt Polly not to pull his loose tooth out with the silk thread. If she did so, it would hurt Tom.

 

13)  How was Tom caught in his own trap ?
When aunt Polly was arranging to pull Tom's loose tooth out, Tom really got feared, and confessed that he did not want to stay home from school. In this way, he was caught in his own trap.

 

14)  Why did Toni, according to aunt Polly, want to stay home Tom school ?
Actually Tom avoided going to school. He was always looking for an excuse. According to aunt Polly, Tom wanted to stay home from school to go fishing.

 

15)  How did Tom's face look when his loose teeth was taken out ?After Tom's loose tooth was taken out, he had a gap in his upper row of teeth. That enabled Tom to smile in a new and admirable way.

 

Word-Notes:

Miserable: Suffering: Physical or mental painদুঃখ ও কষ্ট, Sick: Ill, Ailment: Illness, Symptoms: Indicationsলক্ষণ, Trouble: Problem, Grow: Increase, However: Anywayযাইহোক, Groan: Moanআর্তনাদ করা, Occurred: Happenedঘটা, Certain: sure(here-Particular), Lay up: Keep confined to bedশায়িত রাখা, Eagerly-enthusiasticallyউৎসাইত ভাবে, Sore: Painful, Held up: Raised, Seemed: Appearedমনে হয়া, Fancied: Imagined, Response: Reply, Succession: Series, Snored: Breathed noisily while sleeping, Yawned: Gapedহাইতোলা, Anxiously: Worryingly, Shake: Stir, Never mind: It’s OK, By and by: Soon, ASwful: Terribleভয়ঙ্কর, Ouch: Exclamation of Pain, Forgive: Pardon, Rushed: Moved quickly, Genuine: Original, Meanwhile: In the mean timeইতিমধ্যে, Trembled: Shook, Gasp out: Panting while saying somethingহাঁপাতে হাঁপাতে কিছু বলা, Shock: Blowআঘাত, Aches: Pain, Thread: String, Naughtiness: Wickedness, Instruments: Tools, Dangling: Hanging loosely, Row: Line, Admirable: Commendableপ্রশানশনিও।