The Lame Boy's Lament E.E

Q/A
a)  What did the Piper promise the children?
A.The Pied Piper promised the children many pleasant sights.

b) What was the one important thing that the lame boy hoped to get in the joyous land?
A.The lame boy hoped for the speedy cure of his lame foot.

c) What kind of animals lived in the joyous land?
A.Sparrows, peacocks, dogs, deer, honey bees, horses

d) What is the lame boy's lament?
A.The lame boy laments that he is left alone deprived of all the pleasant sights that the Pied Piper promised.

e) Where was the joyous land?
A.The joyous land was behind the hill, joining the town.

f) What kind of life does the boy lead now?
A. The boy leads a lonely and sad life as he does not have ant playmates left behind.

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