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What was the main source of food for Mr. and Mrs. Haktak?
What was the main source of food for Mr. and Mrs. Haktak?
- The food donations from the villagers
- Their tiny garden (correct)
- The village market
- The food they traded with travelers
Why did Mr. Haktak go to the village?
Why did Mr. Haktak go to the village?
- To sell his old clothes
- To borrow money from the villagers
- To attend a village festival
- To trade vegetables for other essentials (correct)
What did Mr. Haktak find while digging in his garden?
What did Mr. Haktak find while digging in his garden?
- A hidden treasure chest
- A small animal
- An ancient pot made of brass (correct)
- An old shoe
What was Mr. Haktak's intention with the ancient pot?
What was Mr. Haktak's intention with the ancient pot?
How would Mr. Haktak describe his discovery of the ancient pot?
How would Mr. Haktak describe his discovery of the ancient pot?
What was the economic situation of Mr. and Mrs. Haktak?
What was the economic situation of Mr. and Mrs. Haktak?
What was the result of Mr. Haktak's garden harvest in a lucky year?
What was the result of Mr. Haktak's garden harvest in a lucky year?
What did Mr. Haktak trade for in the village?
What did Mr. Haktak trade for in the village?
What was the material of the ancient pot Mr. Haktak found?
What was the material of the ancient pot Mr. Haktak found?
Who did Mr. Haktak intend to show the ancient pot to?
Who did Mr. Haktak intend to show the ancient pot to?
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Study Notes
The Life of Mr. and Mrs. Haktak
- Mr. Haktak and his wife, Mrs. Haktak, lived in a humble little hut and were very poor.
- They relied on their tiny garden for food.
- In a good harvest year, Mr. Haktak would trade their extra vegetables in the village for essential items like clothing, lamp oil, and fresh seeds.
The Discovery of the Ancient Pot
- One spring morning, Mr. Haktak was digging in his garden when his shovel struck something hard.
- He dug deeper and found an ancient pot made of brass.
- Mr. Haktak was surprised to have never found the pot before, despite digging in the same area for years.
- He decided to take the pot home, hoping Mrs. Haktak could find a use for it.
The Life of Mr. and Mrs. Haktak
- Mr. Haktak and his wife, Mrs. Haktak, lived in a humble little hut and were very poor.
- They relied on their tiny garden for food.
- In a good harvest year, Mr. Haktak would trade their extra vegetables in the village for essential items like clothing, lamp oil, and fresh seeds.
The Discovery of the Ancient Pot
- One spring morning, Mr. Haktak was digging in his garden when his shovel struck something hard.
- He dug deeper and found an ancient pot made of brass.
- Mr. Haktak was surprised to have never found the pot before, despite digging in the same area for years.
- He decided to take the pot home, hoping Mrs. Haktak could find a use for it.
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