title: wonderful pear tree
1. title: wonderful pear tree
Answer:
asaan po yong story na sinasabi niyo
2. wonderful pear tree meaning?
Answer:
Once upon a time, there was a country man who brought a load of special pears to sell. A poor ragged, old priest stop in front of the barrow and begged for some pears. ... Then it grew into a beautiful pear tree.
Explanation:
This story is all about the country-man who refused to give an old priest a single pear.
3. The wonderful pear tree genre
Answer:
FOLKTALE a tail or legend originating and traditional among people or folk especially one forming part of the oral tradition of the common folk.
4. what is the sensory imagery of the wonderful pear tree
Answer:
1.setting
2.character
3.plot of the story
4.theme
5.conflict
Answer:
1. Setting
2. Character
3. Plot of the story
4. Theme
5. Conflict
Explanation:
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5. what are the sensory imagery of the story of The Wonderful Pear Tree
Answer:
α chínєѕє fσlk tale
Explanation:
a chinese folk tale
6. who is the constapable of the market in the story of "the wonderful pear tree "
Answer:
Countryman poor Taoist priest constable of the market,,,
7. implications reflect on the story of the wonderful pear tree
Answer:
The ancient Chinese believed that the pear was a symbol of immortality. The long-lived pear tree came to symbolize long life and good fortune. In Chinese literature, especially poetry, the destruction of a pear tree also came to symbolize premature or tragic death
Explanation:
8. who is the character of the wonderful pear tree
Answer:
merchant/country man
poor taoist priest
constable of the market
very fine pears
9. slogan for "the wonderful pear tree"
Answer:
A pear tree is blooming, by a collapsed house, on an old battlefield.
10. Who is the protagonist?In the story of The Wonderful Pear Tree.
Answer:
The story begins when the merchant or countryman (Antagonist) went to the market to sell his pears. He sells his very fine pears for an extra high price. While the countrymen is busy selling, a poor priests (Protagonist) begged for a one fruit.
11. what was the trick pulled by the priest? by the wonderful pear tree
The priest's trick was to use what little he had to generate a lot. Explanation: This question is about "The wonderful pear tree," which tells the story of an old and poor priest who was hungry and begged a peasant who owned a pear cart to give him a pear to eat.
A poor ragged, old priest stop in front of the barrow and begged for some pears. ... The priest ate the pear and left some seeds, he started to dig a hole and planted those seeds. Suddenly a single sprout came out, it started to grow bigger. Then it grew into a beautiful pear tree.
12. who are the characters of the story a wonderful pear tree
Answer:
Characters:
Merchant/countryman.
Poor Taoist Priest.
constable of the market.
very fine pears.
Setting:
It happened on the town on market day.
13. What is the moral lesson of the wonderful pear tree?
Answer: Moral of the story is we have to help others when they need our help and they will help us when we need help
14. Who is the author of the wonderful pear tree?
Wonderful Pear Tree is a Chinese Aesop written by Herbert Giles.
15. what is the theme of the "The Wonderful Pear Tree"?
Answer:
the lesson of the story is that "when a person in need is a person in deed" it means when your so caught up with everything you just wak up and help that person and just give along.
16. Explain the role of the Countryman in the story "The Wonderful Pear Tree"
Answer:
The story begins when the merchant or countryman (Antagonist) went to the market to sell his pears. He sells his very fine pears for an extra high price. While the countrymen is busy selling, a poor priests (Protagonist) begged for a one fruit.
17. what was the confilcts in the story of the wonderful pear tree
Answer:
person vs. person
the poor priest begs for some pear but the mean countryman refused to give him
18. who are the characters of the story a wonderful pear tree
Answer:
characters of the story a wonderful pear tree
Characters:
•Merchant/countryman
•Poor Taoist Priest
•Constable of the market
•Very Fine Pears
19. where is the setting of the story "the wonderful pear tree"?
Answer:
ancient china
Set in ancient China, the story revolves aroung a miserly pear seller and a Taoist Priest.
20. hyperbole of the wonderful pear tree
Answer:
The countryman has no mercy that he never give a pear to the poor priest. The crowd got angry and began shouting and making noises so that the merchant will give one to the priest
Explanation:
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21. What is the solution of the Wonderful Pear Tree?
Answer:
Then the priest picked the pears handling then with a bow and took the pick again, hacked the tree until it fell and carried it all with a final bow and walked away. ... All the time has been going on, the countryman quite forgetting his barrow.
Explanation:
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22. what is the lesson of the story the wonderful pear tree
the lesson of the story is that "when a person in need is a person in deed" it means when your so caught up with everything you just wak up and help that person and just give along.
23. What is the Hyperbole of the wonderful pear tree?
Answer:
Yan napo
Explanation:
24. what is the tale of the wonderful pear tree
Once upon a time, a country-man came into the town on market day, and brought a load of very special pears with him to sell. While he was crying up hi fruit, a poor old, ragged, hungry-looking priest stopped just in front of the barrow and very humbly begged him to give one of the pears. But the countryman refused. The countryman has hundreds of pears but the priest only asks for one and he didn’t give any. The constable of the market pulled some cash out of his purse, bought a pear and gave it to the priest.
For he was afraid that the noise would come to the ears of the mandarin. The old priest took the pear with a low bow. He has no home, no family, and no food because he gave up everything to become a priest. He can’t take it how people can be so selfish to refuse to five him one single pear. He ate the pear given by the constable, only leaving single pip.
Then he took a pick, dug a deep hole in the ground, and planted the pip. He then asked for hot water to pour on the pip. While he was pouring they saw first as tiny green sprout, then one leaf uncurled, and the shoots kept growing taller and taller; then there stood before them a young tree with a few branches and a few leaves; and ripe,, huge sweet-smelling pear. The priests face shone with pleasure, and the crowd roared with delight when he picked the pears.
Then the priest took the pick again, hacked at the tree until it fell with a crash .All the time has been going on, the countryman quite forgetting his barrow. When the old priest has gone and the crowd was getting thin, he turned to see his barrow and saw with horror that it was empty.
In a moment he understood what happened. The pears the old priest had been so generous in giving away were the countryman’s.
25. who is the protagonist in the wonderful pear tree
Answer:
The story begins when the merchant or countryman (Antagonist) went to the market to sell his pears. He sells his very fine pears for an extra high price. While the countrymen is busy selling, a poor priests (Protagonist) begged for a one fruit.
Explanation:
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26. the wonderful pear tree Mood-
Answer:
The story begins when the merchant or countryman (Antagonist) went to the market to sell his pears. He sells his very fine pears for an extra high price. While the countrymen is busy selling, a poor priests (Protagonist) begged for a one fruit.
Tone
Tone is the author's attitude toward the topic. The author's attitude is expressed through the words and details he or she selects. For example, textbooks are usually written with an objective tone which includes facts and reasonable explanations. The objective tone is matter-of-fact and neutral.
27. what is the rising action of the "The Wonderful Pear Tree"?
Answer:
We must help those people who really needs our help. and if the time comes they will also help you if you needed their help.
Explanation:
This story is all about the country-man who refused to give an old priest a single pear. But there is someone who bought a pear for the ragged priest. The priest ate it and left some of the seeds and planted it on the front of the the buyers. It suddenly grew into a big pear tree that bears lots of fruits.
28. Who are the characters in the story of The Wonderful Pear Tree?
Characters
Merchant/countryman
Poor Taoist Priest
Constable of the market
Very Fine Pears
29. who are the characters of the story a wonderful pear tree?
Characters:
Merchant/countryman
Poor Taoist Priest
Constable of the market
Very Fine Pears
30. the wonderful pear tree figurative words
Answer:
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Explanation:
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