Choose the correct answer from the alternatives :

When the children saw the giant, they became frightened. So, they all ran away.

The children saw the giant putting the little boy gently up into the tree and the boy kissing the giant. Thus, they realized that the giant had become good.

When the children ran away, the garden became lifeless with winter again.

When the giant put the little boy up into the tree, the tree at once broke into blossom, and the birds came and sang on it. The little boy flung his arms around the giant's neck and kissed him.

When the giant drove the children away from the garden, the spring too left that place. But when the children crept into the garden, there was spring again. The giant then realized his fault. So, I think the giant did the right thing by knocking the wall down.

The little boy did not run away with others, because his eyes were full of tears and so he could not see the giant coming.

When the little boy was put up in the tree by the Giant, he was pleased and gave the Giant a hug and a kiss.

The people passing by the garden saw that the Giant was playing with the children in the loveliest garden of the country.

The Giant considered himself selfish.

With the statement, the Giant meant that the children could come and play in the garden as they wanted. They no longer had to be afraid of its owner, the Giant.

(a) selfish; (b) ran; (c) put; (d) blossomed; (e) returned.

The giant felt sorry for being (a) selfish He went into the garden and the children (b) ran away in fear except a little boy who was crying and did not see the giant. The giant gently (c) put the boy in a tree. The tree immediately (d) blossomed and birds started singing on it. The boy hugged and kissed the giant. Seeing this, the other children (e) returned to the garden bringing spring with them.

(a) Seeing; (b) back; (c) because/as/since; (d) picked; (e) hugged/embraced.

The Giant quickly went into the garden. (a) Seeing the giant, the children were scared and ran away. It made the garden turn (b) back to winter. But one little boy didn't run (c) because/as/since he was crying and didn't see the Giant. The Giant quietly (d) picked him up and placed him in the tree. The tree immediately bloomed, and birds came to sing on it. The little boy (e) hugged/embraced the Giant and kissed him.