Class 12 Semester 4 English Three Questions Long Question Notes | উচ্চমাধ্যমিক চতুর্থ সেমিস্টার Three Question দীর্ঘউত্তরধর্মী প্রশ্ন উত্তর

Answer: In Leo Tolstoy’s short story “Three Questions”, the first question that came into the mind of the Tsar was: “What is the right time for every action?”

In reply to the first question, some learned men answered that the Tsar should draw up a table of days, months, and years in advance to know the right time for every action. Others suggested that he should always attend carefully to what was going on around him and take action according to the demand of the situation. Some others suggested that the Tsar should keep a council of wise men who would help him to fix the proper time for everything. Again, some others suggested that only magicians had the knowledge of the future, so the Tsar should consult with them. According to the hermit, the most important time was when The Tsar was busy digging the beds for the hermit, and afterwards he was attending to the wounded man who ran to them. So, there was only one time that was important — and that time was “now.”

Answer: In Leo Tolstoy’s Three Questions, the second question that came into the mind of the Tsar was “Who were the most necessary people to listen to and whom to avoid?”

In reply to the second question, some learned men answered that the people the Tsar most needed were his counsellors, because they would advise him properly for taking every action. Others suggested that the priests were the most necessary people, as they would help him by satisfying God with traditional rituals. Some others said that the doctors were the most necessary because they could keep him healthy, while others suggested that the warriors were the most necessary people because they would protect the country from the enemy.

According to the hermit, he was the most important person whom The Tsar listened to while the hermit was digging the beds in spite of his weakness. Afterwards, the most important person was the wounded man whom the Tsar nursed. So, the most important person was he with whom the Tsar was, because no man knew whether he would ever have dealings with anyone else.

Answer: In Leo Tolstoy’s story ‘Three Questions’, the third question that came into the mind of the Tsar was, “What was the most important thing or work to do?”

In reply to the third question, some learned men answered that the most important thing in the world was science, so he should follow scientific activities. Others suggested kill in Warfare So, he should make arrangements for the necessary infrastructure to develop the skill of the armies. Some others also suggested that he should obey the rules of God through spreading awareness among the people on the importance of religious worship.

According to the hermit, the most important work was to help him in digging beds for the tsar on that time. Afterwards, the most important work was to nurse the wounded man who was going to die from severe bleeding. So, the most important work was to do good, because for that purpose alone a man was sent into this earth.

Answer: In Leo Tolstoy’s story ‘Three Questions’, The bearded man asked for forgiveness from the The Tsar had once ordered to kill the bearded man’s brother and seize his property. Therefore, to revenge his brother’s death, the man plotted to kill the Tsar. He knew that the Tsar would meet the hermit alone. So, to kill him the man want to the forest, and waited there for the Tsar’s return. As the day passed, the Tsar did not return. Thus, the man came out of his ambush but was recognised and wounded by the Tsar’s bodyguards. Somehow, he escaped from them and reached the hermit’s hut where he fainted. The Tsar and the hermit nursed him with great care and saved his life. When the bearded man came to his senses, he realised that the man whom he had planned to kill, brought him back to life. The bearded man felt ashamed and confessed his guilt, asking for the Tsar’s forgiveness out of repentance.

Answer: A bearded man came running out of the wood and fainted before the Tsar and the hermit. He had a large wound in his stomach and blood was flowing profusely. They unfastened his clothes. The Tsar washed and bandaged the wound again and again until the blood ceased flowing. In this way, the wounded man was nursed and finally revived.

The bodyguard of the Tsar recognized the man as the Tsar’s enemy and wounded him severely. It was the Tsar who took utmost care of him to revive his life. He realized that he would have died if he was not looked after by the Tsar. This act of kindness changed the heart of the bearded man. He repented for his actions and asked for forgiveness.

The Tsar was very pleased to gain the man as a friend. He offered to send his servants and his own physician to attend to him. He also promised to give back his seized property.

Answer: The hermit said these words to the Tsar in the short story Three Questions. According to the hermit, the most important time was when The Tsar was busy digging the beds for the hermit, and afterwards he was attending to the wounded man who ran to them. So, there was only one time that was important — and that time was “now”.

According to the hermit, he was the most important person whom The Tsar listened to while the hermit was digging the beds in spite of his weakness. Afterwards, the most important person was the wounded man whom the Tsar nursed. So, the most important person was he with whom the Tsar was, because no man knew whether he would ever have dealings with anyone else.

According to the hermit, the most important work was to help him in digging beds for the tsar on that time. Afterwards, the most important work was to nurse the wounded man who was going to die from severe bleeding. So, the most important work was to do good, because for that purpose alone a man was sent into this earth.