12 Questions
How much does Rama want for ten mangoes?
Fifteen annas
How many mangoes does Krishna want?
Four
What action did Father consider taking when Swaminathan hesitated to answer?
Thrashing Swaminathan
What was Swaminathan's dilemma when asked about the price of one mango?
He couldn't decide if the solution required addition, subtraction, multiplication, or division.
Why was Swaminathan finding it difficult to answer Father's questions?
He was unsure if the mangoes were ripe or not, affecting the price.
How did Father react when Swaminathan hesitated to answer the questions?
Gently twisted Swaminathan's ear
What was Swaminathan's dilemma in determining the right price for the mangoes?
Swaminathan was unsure if the price of fifteen annas for ten mangoes was the correct price, especially considering the ripeness of the fruits.
How did Swaminathan feel when asked about the price of one mango?
Swaminathan felt uncertain and lacked conviction when asked about the price of one mango.
Why did Father consider thrashing Swaminathan during the questioning?
Father considered thrashing Swaminathan because Swaminathan hesitated and could not provide the correct answers.
What was Swaminathan's struggle when trying to determine the solution to Father's questions?
Swaminathan hesitated as he could not decide which mathematical operation to use: addition, subtraction, multiplication, or division.
How did Father react when Swaminathan hesitated to answer his questions?
Father gently twisted Swaminathan's ear as a form of discipline when Swaminathan hesitated to answer.
What was Swaminathan's internal struggle when evaluating the price of the mangoes?
Swaminathan grappled with the uncertainty of whether the price of fifteen annas for ten mangoes was justifiable, especially considering the ripeness of the fruits.
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