User: One of the brothers thought that the camel was lame because of....

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The following text is for question number 1-5.

Four brothers, who were all good at tracking, met an Arab who asked them if they had seen his missing camel.

The four brothers asked the Arab whether the camel had lost its tail and wanted to know if it was bearing a sack of grain in one side and a jar of honey on the other.

To his surprise all the questions were true about his camel. And this made the Arab convinced that they were the thieves. So, he brought them before a judge.

But the explanation was simple.

The first brother began, "The camel had only gazed on the grass on one side of the path, so it must be blind in the other eye. Then the second brother remarked, "One of its hoof prints was less marked than the others, and that means it must be lame in one foot."

"As for me," said the third brother, "I noticed that all its droppings were in one heap, instead of being spread around as usually happens, so I thought that this camel must be missing its tail."

"On one side." explained the fourth brother, "some wheat grains had fallen on the path and the ants were carrying them away. On the other side of the path, the flies were sucking at drops of honey."

There upon the judge freed the four brothers, and took them into his own services.

the camel's eye
the ants and the flies
the camel's tail
the grass on one side of the path
the hoof prints of the camel
Of the following saying, which is related to the text?
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Dont give evidence for what you'e not sure of
Saying is not believing
Think before saying something.
Dont accuse someone without evidence
Dont judge someone because of his appearance
User: One of the brothers thought that the camel was lame because of....

Choose the correct answer.

The following text is for question number 1-5.

Four brothers, who were all good at tracking, met an Arab who asked them if they had seen his missing camel.

The four brothers asked the Arab whether the camel had lost its tail and wanted to know if it was bearing a sack of grain in one side and a jar of honey on the other.

To his surprise all the questions were true about his camel. And this made the Arab convinced that they were the thieves. So, he brought them before a judge.

But the explanation was simple.

The first brother began, "The camel had only gazed on the grass on one side of the path, so it must be blind in the other eye. Then the second brother remarked, "One of its hoof prints was less marked than the others, and that means it must be lame in one foot."

"As for me," said the third brother, "I noticed that all its droppings were in one heap, instead of being spread around as usually happens, so I thought that this camel must be missing its tail."

"On one side." explained the fourth brother, "some wheat grains had fallen on the path and the ants were carrying them away. On the other side of the path, the flies were sucking at drops of honey."

There upon the judge freed the four brothers, and took them into his own services.

the camel's eye
the ants and the flies
the camel's tail
the grass on one side of the path
the hoof prints of the camel
Of the following saying, which is related to the text?
*
Dont give evidence for what you'e not sure of
Saying is not believing
Think before saying something.
Dont accuse someone without evidence
Dont judge someone because of his appearance
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