Jimmy Valentine Mcq & short type questions & answers for Class - XI

       

Multiple choice questions and answers of the Prose Jimmy Valentine

1. The original title of the story written by O. Henry is 

a)      Jimmy Valentine

b)      The Police Chief

c)       Massage of India

d)      A Retrieved Reformation

2. The profession of Jimmy is

a)      doctor

b)      lawyer

c)       bank burglary/safe cracker

d)      teacher

3. The number of Jimmy Valentine is

a)      9765

b)      9762

c)       9776

d)      9763

4. Jimmy Valentine was in prison for

a)      10 months

b)      10 weeks

c)       10 years

d)      10 days

5. At the time of his release, Jimmy is given

a)      a three-dollar bill

b)      a five-dollar bill

c)       a nine hundred-dollar bill

d)      a seven-dollar bill

6. Jimmy was arrested and sentenced imprisonment

a)      in Elmore case

b)      in Springfield case

c)       in St. Louis case

d)      none of these

7. Jimmy met Mike Dolan

a)      in his café

b)      in his house

c)       in a park

d)      Mr. Adams house

8. Jimmy discovered on the floor of his room

a)      Ben Price’s key

b)      Ben Price’s shirt

c)       Ben Price’s colar-button

d)      Ben Price’s pen

9. The name of the banker’s daughter was

a)      May

b)      Agatha

c)       Adams

d)      Annabel

10. The little girl who was trapped inside the vault was

a)      May

b)      Agatha (five years old)

c)       Adams

d)      Annabel

11. The age of May was

a)      five years old

b)      six years old

c)       nine years old

d)      eight years old

12. Jimmy rescued the little girl from the vault

a)      in half an hour

b)      in a minute

c)       in ten minute

d)      in twenty minute

13. Ben Price was

a)      a doctor

b)      a lawyer

c)       a detective

d)      a teacher

14. To make his tools of burglary, Jimmy had to spend

a)      over hundred-dollars

b)      over nine hundred-dollars

c)       over nine hundred rupees

d)      over nine cents

15. Jimmy’s new name was – Ralph D. Spencer

16. Ben price saw Jimmy from—a drag store

Short type questions & answer :

1. Who is the writer of the short story, ‘Jimmy Valentine’?

Ans.  O Henry is the writer of the short story, ‘Jimmy Valentine’.

2. What is the original title of the short story, ‘Jimmy Valentine’?

Ans. The original title of the short story, ‘Jimmy Valentine’ is ‘A Retrieved Reformation.’

3. What is the original name of the short story writer O Henry?

Ans. The original name of O Henry is William Sydney Porter.

4. Where did Jimmy Valentine work during the ten months of his imprisonment?

Ans. Jimmy valentine worked at the prison shoe shop during the ten months of his imprisonment.

5. What was the number of Jimmy Valentine during his stay in prison?

Ans. During his stay in prison the number of Jimmy valentine was 9762.

6. Why was Jimmy Valentine put into jail?

Ans. Jimmy Valentine was put into jail because he was found guilty of cracking the safe of a bank at Springfield.

7. Who gave approval to Jimmy’s pardon?

Ans. The Governor gave approval to Jimmy’s pardon.

8. How long was Jimmy Valentine there in the prison?

Ans. Jimmy Valentine was there in the prison for nearly ten months.

10. Who handed Jimmy the letter of Pardon?

Ans. The jail-warden handed Jimmy the letter of pardon.

11. What was original term of imprisonment for Jimmy Valentine?

Ans.  Originally Jimmy was sentenced to imprisonment for four years.

12. Who is the investigator in the story ‘Jimmy Valentine’?

Ans. Ben Price is the investigator in the story ‘Jimmy Valentine’.

13. What did the warden advise Jimmy?

Ans. The warden advised Jimmy not to break safe anymore and to lead a straight life.

14. What was Jimmy given before being released from the jail?

Ans. Before Jimmy came out of the jail he was given clumsy readymade clothes, a pair of stiff, squeaky shoes, a railroad ticket and a five dollar bill.

15. What did Jimmy Valentine do first after coming out of the jail?

Ans. After coming out of the jail, Jimmy Valentine first headed for a restaurant where he enjoyed a broiled chicken and a bottle of white wine and smoked a cigar of good quality.

16. How long did jimmy take to reach the small town where he used to live?

Ans. It took Jimmy three hours to reach the small town where he used to live.

17. How much did Jimmy give to a blind man before boarding his train?

Ans. Before boarding the train Jimmy tossed a quarter of a dollar (25 cents) into the hat of a blind man sitting by the door.

18. How much did it cost Jimmy to procure the burglar’s tools?

Ans. It cost Jimmy over nine hundred dollars to procure of the burglary tools.

19. Whom did Jimmy Valentine meet first after his release from jail?

Ans. After his release from jail Jimmy Valentine first met one Mike Dolan in his café.

20. What happened a week after the release of Jimmy?

Ans. A neat job of cracking the safe of a bank took place at Rochmond, Indiana.

21. Where did jimmy Valentine go after committing three safe burglaries?

Ans. After committing three safe burglaries Jimmy Valentine went to Elmore, a little town in Arkansas.

22. Where did Jimmy first meet Miss Annabel Adams?

Ans. Jimmy met Annabel Adams for the first time on the street leading to Elmore Bank.

23. Where did Jimmy put up at Elmore with which name?

Ans. At Elmore, Jimmy put up in the Planters’ Hotel with the name Ralph. D. Spencer.

24. Where did Jimmy want to meet his friend Billy?

Ans. Jimmy wanted to meet his friend Billy at Sullivan’s place in Little Rock.

25. Who would take Jimmy from Elmore Bank to the rail road station?

Ans. Dolph Gibson would drive Jimmy in his horse drawn buggy from Elmore.

26. Whom did Jimmy Valentine rescue from the vault?

Ans. Jimmy Valentine rescued Agatha from the vault.

27. Why could the door of the vault not be opened?

Ans. The door of the vault could not be opened because the clock had not been would and the combination had not been set.

28. How old was Agatha who got trapped inside the vault?

Ans. Agatha was only five years old.

29. How long did Jimmy take to open the vault?

Ans. Breaking his own burglarious record Jimmy took only ten minutes to open the vault door.

30. Why did Ben Price decide not to arrest Jimmy Valentine?

Ans. Ben Price decided not to arrest Jimmy Valentine as he was convinced that Jimmy had really become a reformed person.

Three Question mcq, saq, brief questions & answers

         Three question mcq, saq, brief questions & answers For Class - XII

1. Leo Tolstoy was a writer of -------Russia.

2.’Three Question’ is a ------Biblical story.

3. ‘Tsar’ is the Russian name of a ------King.

4.  The Tsar wanted to know the answers of ------Three question.

5. According to some learned men the most necessary persons for the Tsar would be-----Warriors.

6. What was the first question of the Tsar ?

Ans: The Tsar wanted to know the right time to begin every work which would bring him success.

7.What was the second question of the Tsar?

Ans: The second question of the Tsar was that he wanted to know who the right person to listen to was and whom should be avoided.

8. What was the third question of the Tsar?

Ans: The third question of Tsar was that he wanted to know what the most important thing to do .

9. Why did the Tsar want to know the answers of his three questions?

Ans: The Tsar wanted to know the answers of his three questions because he thought if he knew that he would never fail in anything he might undertake.

10. How did the learned men answer the Tsar’s questions?

Ans: The learned men answered the Tsar’s questions differently.

11. How could the magicians help the Tsar?

Ans: Only the magicians would predict future and so they could help the Tsar to know the right time for every action.

12. How could a council of wise men help the Tsar?

Ans: A council of wise men could help the Tsar to fix the proper time for every action.

13. who were the most important person according to Learned men?

Ans: The learned men thought that the councilors or the priests or the doctors or the worriors would lbe the most important persons to the Tsar.

14. What according to the learned men , would be the most important occupation of the Tsar?

Ans: According to the learned men the most important occupation of the Tsar would be science or warfare or religious worship.

15. Why did the Tsar give no reward to the learned men?

Ans:  The Tsar gave no reward to the learned men because he thought that their answer were different.

16. Why did the Tsar decide to consult the hermit?

Ans: The Tsar decided to consult the hermit because his learned men failed and he knew the hermit was wise enough to give answers to his three questions.

17. Where did the hermit live?

Ans: The hermit lived in a wood which he never quitted.

18.Why did the Tsar put on simple clothes before visiting the hermit?

Ans: The Tsar put on simple clothes because the hermit received only common folk.

19. What was the hermit doing when the Tsar came to visit him?

Ans: The hermit was digging the ground with his spade when the Tsar came to visit him.

20. How did the Tsar go to the hermit?

Ans: The Tsar put on simple clothes, dismounted from his horse, left behind his bodyguard and went to the hurmit’s hut.

21. What was the condition of the hermit while digging the ground?

Ans: The hermit breathed heavily while digging the ground.

22. Describe the wound of the stranger.

Ans: The stranger had a large wound in his stomach and blood was flowing badly from this wound.

23. How did the Tsar tend the man?

Ans: The Tsar washed and bandaged the wound several times till the blood stopped flowing.

24. What did the wounded man ask for when he revieved?

Ans: The wounded man asked for something to drink When  he revived.

25. What did the Tsar give the wounded man after he revived?

Ans: The Tsar gave the wounded man some fresh water to drink when he revived.

26. Where did the Tsar fall asleep?

Ans: The Tsar crouched down on the threshold and feel asleep.

27. Why did the man want to take revenge on the Tsar?

Ans: The man wanted to take revenge on the Tsar because the Tsar had once executed his brother and seized his property.

28. Why did the man come out of his ambush?

Ans: The came out of his ambush because he lost his patience when  the Tsar did not return.

29. Why did the man beg for forgiveness from the Tsar?

Ans The man begged forgiveness from the Tsar because the Tsar saved his life when he was severely wounded although he had intended to kill the Tsar.

30. What did the wounded man promise the Tsar?

Ans: The wounded man promised the Tsar that he and his sons would serve the Tsar as his most faithful slaves because the Tsar had saved his life.

31. What did the Tsar promise?

Ans: The Tsar promised to send his servants and his own physician to attend the man and also asked that he would restore his property.

32. What according to the hermit is the most important time?

Ans: According to the hermit, the most important time is the ‘present’ as we have control over it only at least to some extent.

                                                               Written by-B.Ray(M.A.)                       
   
1.What did the learned men say in answer to Tsar’s first question?

      
 Ans. In reply to the Tsar’s first question the learned men answered differently. Some said that to know the right time for every action, in advance one must make a table of days, months and years. According to the routine he must work. Other said that in advance to decide the the right time for every action was impossible. They said that one should always attend to all that was going on and then do what was most needful. Again others said that it was impossible for a man to decide correctly the right time for every action. So, he should have a Council of wise men who would help him to fix the proper time for every action. Others told the Tsar that he should consult magicians who can declare future.

  2.What were  the answers to the second and third question of the Tsar from the learned men?

Ans. In reply to the Tsar’ second question the learned men answered differently. Some said that the people whom the Tsar most needed were his councilors. Some said that the priests were the most important people to the Tsar. Others said that the doctors were the most important people to the Tsar. Again others said that the warriors were the most necessary people to the Tsar.

        In reply to the Tsar’s third question the learned men answered differently. Some said that the most important thing in the world was science. Others said that the most important thing was skill in warfare. Again others said that religious worship was the most important thing in the world.

3. How did the Tsar nurse the wounded man?     

Ans. The sun was about to set. Then a wounded man came running out of the wood. He fell fainting on the ground before the Tsar. The tsar and the hermit united the man’s clothing. There was a large wound in the man’s stomach. The Tsar washed it as best as he could. He bandaged it with his handkerchief and with the towel of the hermit. But the blood was flowing. Repeatedly the Tsar removed the bandage. He washed and rebandaged the wound. At last the blood stopped flowing. The wounded man revived. The Tsar gave him fresh water to drink. With the help of the hermit he carried him into the hut of the hermit and laid him on the bed. Lying on the bed the wounded man closed his eyes and was calm. Thus the Tsar nursed the wounded man.

4. How did the enemy of the Tsar become friend in Leo Tolstoy’s “The Three Questions’?

Ans. In the prose “The Three Questions” we came to know that the bearded man was nursed by the Tsar. The Tsar washed the wounds repeatedly and bandaged his wound till blood stopped flowing. He gave him fresh water to drink. The Tsar carried the wounded man with the hermit’s help into the hermit’s hut and laid him on the bed. Thus the Tsar saved the life of the wounded man.  Tsar’s service changed the mind of the wounded man. It transformed the Tsar’s avowed enemy into a faithful servant. The bearded man didn’t want to take any revenge on the Tsar for his brother’s execution and the seizure of his property. The bearded man asked for the Tsar’s forgiveness. Finally the Tsar got the friendship of his enemy by showing kindness to him. Thus The Tsar was happy to make peace with his enemy so easily.

5.”You are already answered”.—Do you agree with this line which was given by the hermit ? If so give three reasons of your answer.

Ans. In the prose “The Three Question” I came to know that the Tsar was answered indirectly. The answers were pertinent and logical.

·        Firstly, according to the hermit the most important time is present. That is right because the Tsar spent his present time by digging beds and he escaped death.

·        Secondly, the hermit said that most important person is one whom you are with. That also right because the Tsar nursed the wounded man with carefully and  as a result he got an enemy into a friend.

·        Thirdly, the hermit said that the most important work is to do good to the people around you. That is also true. The Tsar worked for the hermit first and wounded man thereafter. At that time he was escaping death gaining friendship and got the answer of his questions.

6. Why did the Tsar help the hermit to dig ? How did his work at the hermit’s place help him ?

Ans. In the prose “The Three Question” we came to know that Tsar went to meet with a hermit to get the answer of his questions. In the hermit’s hut the Tsar saw that the hermit was frail and weak. He was digging beds in front of his hut. Each time he stuck his spade into the ground, he breathed heavily. The Tsar said that he wanted to dig the beds and took the spade from the hermit and started to dig the ground. He wanted to give some respite to the old man.

         The Tsar gave two different kinds of result. Firstly, as he was busy in digging and he was free from the certain death. Secondly, he saved his enemy and got his friendship. Finally, he got the answers of all his questions.    

7. Why did the Tsar go to the hermit? Why did he go there in disguise? What was the hermit doing when the Tsar met him?

Ans. In the prose “The Three question” we came to know that the Tsar went to the hermit because all the learned men answered differently and the Tsar didn’t satisfied with them. So he decided to meet the hermit.

        The hermit received only common folk. So the Tsar put on simple cloth before meeting the hermit.

        The hermit was digging the ground in front of his hut. The Tsar saw him weak and frail. The hermit was breathing heavily while striking the spade into the ground. The hermit greeted the Tsar but went on digging.

                                                                                                                    Written by – B.Ray(M.A.)       

Some Stories, Paragraphs, Letters Writings For Juniors

Some Stories, Paragraphs, Letters Writing For Juniors

                                                      The Lion and The Mouse

   In a dense forest there lived a big lion. One day the lion was sleeping in his den. A little mouse was playing there. Suddenly he entered the lion’s nostril. The woke  up and sneezed. The mouse came out of his nostril. The lion got angry and roared, “You little mischief, I will kill you. You have disturbed me in my sleep.” The mouse said, “Please forgive me, King lion, unknowingly I have disturbed you.” The lion laughed and took pity on him. He let the mouse go. One day the lion caught in the trap of a hunter. He roared and roared. The mouse heard his roaring. It immediately went there and cut the net with its sharp teeth. The lion was freed. The lion and the mouse became good friends since then.

Moral : Even the small one can be of great help to the powerful.

                                                The fox and foolish goat

   On a very hot day, a fox became very thirsty. He came to a well to drink water. The level of water was very low down. He tried to reach it but fell into the well. He drank was as much as he could. Then the fox wanted to come out. But he failed. At that time a thirsty goat came there to drink water. She asked the fox, “Is the water good?’’ The cleaver fox said, “Yes it is. You may come down to drink it.” Then the goat said to the fox, “But how shall I get out ?” The fox told her, “I shall help you.” Then the foolish goat jumped into the well. The cleaver fox quickly got on the back of the goat. Then he jumped out of the well.

Moral : Look before you leap./ Never believe a sly friend.

                               A false friend/ Two friends and a bear

Once upon a time two friends were walking through a jungle. They were talking about their English teacher. Suddenly they saw a bear coming out of the jungle. The friends became very much afraid and one of them immediately climbed up a nearby tree leaving the other in the lurch. The other friend did not know how to climb up a tree. So, seeing no other alternative, he lay flat on the ground feigning death. Then the bear came and smelt his ears, nose and face and went away. The first friend came down from the tree and asked what the bear had told into his ears. His friend replied, “Do not trust a friend who leaves you in danger.

Moral : A friend in need is a friend indeed.

                                   A foolish dog/The dog and his shadow

   One day a dog stole a piece of bone from a meat-shop. He was running beside a stream holding it in his mouth. He then came to a bridge over the stream. When the dog was crossing the bridge, he saw his own reflection in the clear water below. The foolish dog thought that it was another dog with another piece of bone in his mouth. He then became very greedy to get it. So, the dog opened his mouth to bark. As a result, his own piece of bone fell into the water below and was carried away by the strong current of water. Then the foolish dog became very disappointed and went away.

Moral : Greed brings ruin. /Don’t run after imaginary gain.

                           A greedy farmer/A greedy farmer and his goose

        A poor farmer had a wonderful goose. The goose laid a golden egg every day. The farmer  sold them in the market and became very rich. Then the farmer grew very greedy. He was not happy. He wanted to become richer still. He hit upon a plan.  The foolish farmer thought that he would get all the golden eggs from the goose if he cut open its belly. So, one day he really cut open the belly of the goose, and found not eggs at all inside. The goose died and the greedy farmer was left to repent his foolishness.

Moral : Too much greed is bad./Grasp all, lose all.

                                                           Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose

      Subhas Chandra Bose was one of the greatest freedom fighter of India. He was born on 23^rd January, 1897 at Cuttack, Orissa. His father’s name was Janakinath Bose and mother was Prabhabati Devi. All along Subhas Chandra Bose was a brilliant student. He loved his country very much from boyhood. He went to England for higher studies. He passed the I.C.S. Examination with credit. He refused the job under British master. He came back to India and joined the freedom movement. He was jailed for many years. The British rulers were afraid of him. So he was kept confined in his own room. One day he slipped out of his own room. With the help of Japan and Germany he formed Azad Hind Fouz to make India free but before he could realize his dream he died in a plane crash. Still we are in doubt about his death.

                                               Jagadish Chandra Bose

    Jagadish Chandra Bose was an eminent scientist in India. He was born on 30^th  November, 1858, in undivided Bengal. His father was Bhagwan Chandra Bose who was a Government official. He got his early education in the village pathshala, the in English School and St.Xavier’s College in Calcutta. Then he went abroad and studied in London University and Cambridge University. Having returned to Calcutta Bose was appointed as a Professor of Physics at the Presidency College, Calcutta. He earned the world-wide eminence for his great discoveries in wireless telegraphy and plant physiology. He was honoured with a Doctorate of Science by the University of London. He was also invented many other scientific instruments numbering about ten. He was a great writer also. He wrote many books which enrich the world of Bengali literature. The Bose Institute was established in Calcutta by him for the research in science. He passed away on the 23^rd November, 1937.

                                                  Swami Vivekananda

Swami Vivekananda was one of the greatest religious monk of the world. He was born on 12^th November, 1863. He came of a famous Dutta family of Simla. His father’s name was Biswanath Dutta and mother was Bhubaneswari Devi. His earlier name was Narendranath Dutta. He passed B.A. Examination with Honours in Philosophy from Scottish Church College in 1884. He heard about Thakur Ramkrishna and went to him in 1887 and he became his disciple. Then he became Sannyasi under the name of Swami Vivekananda and began to travel abroad. He attended the Parliament of religions at Chicago. His speech on the parliament charmed the audience. On his return to India he devoted himself to religious and social works. He founded ‘Ramkrishna Mission’ and ‘Belur Math’. He passed away in 1902 when he was only 39 years old. His message to mankind was –“Service to mankind is the service to God”.

                  A Rainy Day

       A rainy day is a great experience. It is really a very rare happening. Such a day came last Friday. The sky was very cloudy since morning. There were frequent flashes of lightning. Thunders were roaring every now and then. There was deterioration in the condition of weather as the day went on. It started raining around 9 O’clock. It was raining cats and dogs. My parents parent could not think of sending me to school. This made me really very happy. I stayed at home and enjoyed the beauty of rain outside through the window. My mother made hodge-podge, an ideal food for a rainy weather. We listened to Tagore’s songs on the rains on the tape-recorder. It seemed that there would be no stop of rain. The roads, parks and ponds went under water. Buses and other vehicles stopped running on the roads. However there was much improvement in the weather the evening. Then local children were found floating paper boats. Some were walking through the water. Thus, I enjoyed the rainy day very much.

                                                                  Science In Everyday Life

   The present age is an age of science. This age has seen many wonderful inventions. Science controls our life at every step. The alarm-clock wakes us every in the morning. Then we wash our teeth with brushes and paste. The morning newspaper brings the whole world to our door. Electric or gas oven prepares our mid day meal. We go to schools, colleges and offices by buses, trams, and trains. The electric fans keep us cool on hot days. T.V., Computer, Mobile, relieve and relax us and Internet gives us a lot of information just a click.  Medicines have controlled death and diseases. Thus, science greatly controls our daily life.

·         Write a letter to your friend inviting him to your birthday celebrations.

My dear Soham,

                I received your letter yesterday. You will be glad to learn that my 15^th birthday falls on November, 10. A tea party has been arranged in the afternoon to celebrate this occasion. I have invited a number of my friends most of whom are well-known to you. I hope you would kindly make it a point to attend the function and the tea party. Please bring your younger brother and sister along with you.

                Hope, you will not disappoint me. Convey by best regards to your parents and love to your brother and sister.

                                                                                                                                                                                Your loving friend,

                                                                                                                                                                                      Arijeet

·         Write a letter to a friend inviting him on the occasion of the marriage ceremony of your sister.

My dear Partha,

                I wrote to you some days ago. Perhaps you have in the meantime, received my letter. You will be glad to learn that the marriage ceremony of my sister Trina comes off on 16.05.17. It will be celebrated that day at 9 p.m. at our house. Arrangements have been made for the entertainment of a number of guests. I hope you would kindly make it a point to attend the function and join the dinner.

                Hoping to have an early reply from you,

                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                   Yours sincerely,

                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                            Tapan

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  Write a letter to your friend telling him how you enjoyed a picnic.       

                                                                                                                                                                                      

Dear Arpan,

                      On Sunday last the students of our class went for a picnic to the Mangal Pandey Park. A few of our teachers went with us. We reached the place very early in the morning. Then we had our tiffin there. We had a cook with us. He prepared good food. There were different delicious items in the lunch. We all enjoyed them very much. We then had a boating on the Hooghly. We listened to nice songs and music on the tape-recoder. We had tea before we left in the afternoon. We came back in the evening. I felt your absence very much.

                    More when we meet. Hope, this finds you quite well. With love to you.

Stamp Name: Arpan Roy S/O    : Abir Roy Vill.   : Barnia P.O.  : Barnia Dist: Nadia Pin:741156

                                                                                                                                                                Yours ever,                                                                                                 Sudipta                                                                                

               

                                                                                                                                                                                                                                 

·           To the Headmaster for leave of absence.

To

The Headmaster

Vidyasagar High School

S.N.Banerjee Road,Kol_700007.

Sir,

       With due respect, I beg to state that I could not attend classes from the 8^th to the 15^th of this month. I had been suffering from influenza. I am still weak now.

       I would, therefore, request you to kindly grant me leave of absence for those days only. The doctor’s certificate is enclosed herewith.

       Thanking you,

                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                  I remain

                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                          Yours most obediently,

                                                                                                              Ratan Halder

                                                                                                       Class-VII, Section-A

                                                                                                              Roll No.—1

·         To a friend about the Annual sports in your school.

 Dear Soma,

                 The Annual Sports in our school were held on 5^th January last. I took part in long jump and 100 meters race. You will be happy to know that I stood first in both these events. There were many other events like high jump, javelin throw, cycle race, orange race and etc. But most interesting was the tug-of-war between the teachers and the students. The teachers won this event. Sri Manoranjan Bhattacharya, a great footballer, was present as the chief guest. He gave away the prizes. I got a good water pot and a Wing Sung pen.

              No more today. With love and good wishes,

                                                                                                                                  Yours ever,

                                                                                                                                    Aparna

  

·          Write a letter declining invitation.

My dear Beethi,

                I have got your invitation letter. Thank you for your kind invitation. But I am sorry to say  that I cannot attend your birthday party on the next Sunday. My mother is ill. My father is out of home. So I have to look after her. I hope  you will understand my problem. Don’t mind.

               More when we meet next. I am quite well. I hope you all are well. With love  and best wishes,

                                                                                                                                    Yours ever,

                                                                                                                                    Promita