The Cap-seller and the Monkeys Story Writing | WBBSE Class 9 English
The Cap-seller and the Monkeys Story Writing with Moral for Class 9 WBBSE - উপস্থিত বুদ্ধির জয় সম্পর্কিত জনপ্রিয় নীতিগল্প।
Hints: A cap-seller going to a village fair with a basket full of colourful caps — gets tired under mid-day heat — places basket beside him and takes a nap under a shady banyan tree — tree inhabited by a troop of mischievous monkeys — monkeys descend, open basket, wear caps, and climb back into branches — vendor wakes up, finds basket empty — looks up and sees monkeys wearing his caps — shouts and shakes fist, monkeys imitate him — vendor hits upon an idea — takes off his own cap and flings it onto the ground — monkeys imitate and throw down their caps — vendor collects caps, packs basket, and walks away triumphantly — Moral.
Model Writing / Solved Answer
Once a cap-seller was going to a village fair. Feeling tired in the midday heat, he sat under a shady banyan tree to rest. He put his basket of colourful caps beside him and soon fell asleep.
A troop of monkeys lived in that tree. Seeing the caps, they climbed down, took them, and wore them on their heads. When the cap-seller woke up, he found the basket empty. Looking up, he saw the monkeys wearing his caps. He shouted angrily, but the monkeys only imitated him.
Realising that monkeys copy humans, he took off his own cap and threw it on the ground. Immediately, the monkeys threw down their caps too. The clever cap-seller quickly collected them and left happily.
Word Notes & Vocabulary (শব্দার্থ)
- Cap-seller: টুপি বিক্রেতা
- Village fair: গ্রামীণ মেলা
- Midday heat: দ্বিপ্রহরের প্রখর রোদ
- Shady: ছায়াঘেরা বা শীতল
- Fell asleep: ঘুমিয়ে পড়ল
- Troop of monkeys: বানরের দল
- Imitated: অনুকরণ করল বা নকল করল
- Realising: বুঝতে পেরে
- Collected: কুড়িয়ে নিল বা সংগ্রহ করল
- Moral: নীতিকথা (উপস্থিত বুদ্ধিই সবচেয়ে বড় শক্তি)
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