Why do Chura and Marwe leave the field of beans that they are guarding?

A.

They don't want to follow the orders of their masters anymore.

B.

They are terribly thirsty.

C.

The monkeys promise not to take any of the beans while they are gone.

D.

They see a chance to escape slavery.

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Ronan Farrell

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9 November, 06:22

Why do Chura and Marwe leave the field of beans that they are guarding?

A.

They don't want to follow the orders of their masters anymore.

B.

They are terribly thirsty.

C.

The monkeys promise not to take any of the beans while they are gone.

D.

They see a chance to escape slavery.

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Leroy Bowen · Answer 1

The correct answer is B. They are terribly thirsty.

They were working as guardians of a bean field. One day, there came a monkey which they chase to avoid eating the beans. Unfortunately, a time came when they got extremely thirsty so they had no other choice but to leave the field and drank in a pond in the forest.

Why do Chura and Marwe leave the field of beans that they are guarding?A.They don't want to follow the orders of their masters anymore.B.They are terribly thirsty.C.The monkeys promise not to take any of the beans while they are gone.D.They see a chance to escape slavery.

Why do Chura and Marwe leave the field of beans that they are guarding?

A.

They don't want to follow the orders of their masters anymore.

B.

They are terribly thirsty.

C.

The monkeys promise not to take any of the beans while they are gone.

D.

They see a chance to escape slavery.