Quiz On Stories And Poems We Read From "Reading The World".  

The phrase "happy beyond comprehension" suggests that the person's happiness was so intense and overwhelming that it could not be fully understood or explained. This implies that the person's level of happiness was extremely high and beyond what is typically experienced.

The last doctor solved the man's laughing problem by telling him that he had a problem, which made the man both satisfied and unhappy. This suggests that the doctor's diagnosis helped the man understand and acknowledge his condition, which brought a sense of relief but also caused him to feel unhappy about his situation.

The protagonist of the story went to the doctor because he felt happy beyond control. This suggests that the protagonist may have been experiencing extreme happiness or euphoria that was unusual or concerning. It is possible that this intense happiness could be a symptom of a medical condition or mental health issue, prompting the protagonist to seek medical advice and guidance from a doctor.

The correct answer is Algeria. This can be inferred from the title of the text, "My father writes to my Mother," which suggests that the father is in a different location than the mother. Since Algeria is one of the options provided and fits the context of the question, it can be concluded that the setting of the story is in Algeria.

The correct answer is India because "Five Hours to Simla" is a story set in Simla, which is a city in India. The mention of Simla in the title indicates that the setting of the story is in India.

Siham and Ihsan are the two main characters in "From Behind the Veil".

The main character in "The Cabuliwallah" is Mini.

The protagonist's attitude towards his rival was positive. He was initially surprised by his rival's behavior but eventually accepted it.

The correct answer is Egypt. This can be inferred from the title of the story, "The Happy Man," as well as the fact that Egypt is the only setting mentioned among the options. The story likely takes place in Egypt, where the happy man resides.

The main character in "like the Sun" is Sekhar.