Most important completing story for SSC
Question 1. As I was walking home yesterday, a small man with a long, pointed beard and only one arm stopped me and asked me the way to ‘Nur Manjil’. I was very surprised, because that was my own house…..
đ A Happy Moment
As I was walking home yesterday, a small man with a long, pointed beard and only one arm stopped me and asked me the way to ‘Nur Manjil’. I was very surprised, because that was my own house. I asked him who he was. He did not answer but asked me if I knew the location. I then told him that ‘Nur Manjil’ was my own home. Having heard this he stared at me for a while and said to me, “Are you Titu?” I was very surprised with his sudden question and asked him how he knew my name. “Your face resembles your father’s face” he said. “It is I who am your lost uncle.” He then hugged me tightly with his bosom and started crying like a little baby. I hurriedly back home along with my uncle. All of us were very happy to see my long lost uncle that day at home.
Question 2. Once there lived a hare in a forest. He was always proud of his speed in movement. A tortoise also lived there. The hare always teased the tortoise for its slow speed. One day…..
đ SIow and Steady Win the Race
Once there lived in a forest a hair and a tortoise. The hare was very proud of his speed. He made fun of the tortoise for his slow speed. The tortoise challenged the hare to have a race with him. The hare accepted the challenge. The race started. The crow was the referee. The hare ran very fast. The tortoise was left much behind. The hare stopped to take rest under a tree. He fell asleep. The tortoise crossed him and reached the winning post. The hare woke up and ran as fast as he could. He saw that the tortoise was already there at the winning post. He had won the race.
Question 3. Once upon a time there was a king named Midas. He was fond of gold. Though he had a lot of…..
đ King Midas and his golden touch
Once upon a time there was a king called Midas. He was extremely fond of gold. Although he had a lot of it, he wanted more. He thought if he had the golden touch, he would be the happiest man in the world. Then and there the wish god granted his wish. One day while he was sitting in the garden, an apple fell from the tree, lie touched it and instantly the apple turned-into gold. He became so glad and went to the palace. He embraced his daughter in joy but instant the girl turned into gold. Whatever he touched turned into gold. The King hated his golden touch so much that he sprinkled even the chairs and the tables and everything else that the fairy’s gift had turned to gold. Then he again prayed to the wish god to take away the golden touch. Kind wish god granted the king’s prayer and lifted from him the golden touch. King Midas took the princess again into his lap. She became normal. Then Midas gave up his greed. He realize always think very deeply before making choices, each choice you make has its own consequence so, make wise choices.
Question 4. There lived many animals in a forest. There was no unity among them. One day a lion came there. He was very big and cruel. He began to kill animals each day….. one for breakfast, one for lunch….
đ Unity is Strength
Once lived many animals in a forest. There was no unity among them. One day a lion came there. He was very big and cruel. He began to kill animals each day- one for breakfast, one for lunch and another for supper. All the animals became anxious. They requested the lion not to kill them but in vain. In this circumstance, a clever fox called a meeting of all the leaders of each animal species of the forest. Together they hit a plan to get rid of the ferocious lion. The next day, when the lion was searching for his breakfast, he found that all the animals were roaming around in a group, and the groups of big animals like elephants and buffaloes were guarding the smaller animals. Being alone the lion could not hunt any animal for breakfast. The same thing happened at lunch and supper. The lion starved for two days as the animals stayed united and strictly executed their plan. On the third day, the lion felt helpless and left the forest. The animals became very happy. Since then the lion was never seen in that forest.
Question 5. Queen Victoria, when a little girl was taught economical habits by her excellent governess. The princess had a set allowance for pocket money and was not permitted to exceed it. Once at the market at Tunb ridge wells, she had expended all her supply of money……
đ The economic habits of Queen Victoria
Queen Victoria, when a little girl was taught economical habits by her excellent governess. The princess had a set allowance for pocket money and was not permitted to exceed it. Once at the market at Tunb ridge wells, she had expended all her supply of money in a number of presents for relatives and friends. As she was leaving, she saw remembered another cousin to whom she thought she would like to make a present. She saw a box marked half-crown which, she considered, would be just the very thing for him. But alas! The money was all gone! The people in the shop said they would just enclose the box with other articles. But her governess said. “No, you see the princess has not the money and so, of course, she cannot buy box. The shopkeepers them said that they would reserve the box and when she buy the next due pocket money, the princess mounted her donkey and was at the bazar for the coveted box 7 o’clock in the morning.
Question 6. Once a golden necklace was lost from a rich man’s house. A few servants worked in that house. Naturally it was suspected that any one of the servants had stolen the necklace……
đ A wise judge
Once a golden necklace was lost from a rich man’s house. A few servants worked in that house. Naturally it was suspected that any one of the servants had stolen the necklace. Each of them was asked. But nobody confessed the guilt. So, the master of the house lodged complaint before the judge. All of the servants were summoned to the court. But all of the servants denied the charge. Then the judge hit upon a plan. He gave each of them of them a stick of same length and told them to submit them to the court the following day. He told them that the person who had stolen the necklace, his stick would increase an inch. When they returned home, they kept their sticks as they were. But the servant who stole the stick shortened home, they kept their sticks as they were. But the servant who stole the stick shortened it by an inch. The next day when everybody submitted the sticks, it was found that one stick was short by an inch. Them the thief was detected and he was given punishment.
Question 7. Once there lived two women in a village. One of them had a baby. But the other woman claimed that baby. As a result both of them entangled in a quarrel……
đ The judgement of King Solomon
Once there lived two women in a village. One of them had a baby. But the other woman claimed that baby. As a result both of them entangled in a quarrel. None could find a solution to the problem. Last of all they went to the court of King Solomon. King Soloman was a very wise and just king. Finding out the truth he could solve any problem. When he saw that none left the claim of the baby, he thought what to do. Then he ordered one of his men to cut the baby into two equal halves and give one half to each of the woman. The first woman became very elated. He said, he said, “I’ m agreed with the decision.” Please give me my half.” But the second woman started howling. She told the king. “Don’t kill the baby. I don’t need my share. Give the baby to her.” The king understood the fact and give the baby to the second woman and the first woman was sent to prison.
Question 8. At one night the boy Bayazid was busy in studies. His ailing mother was sleeping. Suddenly she woke up and asked Bayazid to give her a glass of water. But he found no water in the pitcher……
đ Devotion of Hazrat Bayazid to his mother
At one night the boy Bayazid was busy in studies. His ailing mother was sleeping. Suddenly she woke up and asked Bayazid to give her a glass of water. But he found no water in the pitcher. So he went to the well situated at the edge of the village. The well was quite far from their house. Everybody in the village was sleeping. He filled the pitcher and came back. He went to his mother with a glass of water. But she was sleeping. He did not wake her up. He stood by her bed with the glass of water in his hand. She woke up in the morning. She was surprised to find Bayazid still standing by her bed. She said. “O my son, why did you not leave the glass on the table and go to sleep? “Dear mother, I thought you would not find the water on waking. So I did not leave it on the table and go to sleep. Please take the glass and drink,” answered Bayazid with a smile. His mother drank water and blessed him.
Question 9. Once upon a time there lived a young man named Androcles. He was caught by a slave merchant who sold him to a rich man in another country……
đ Androcles and the lion
Once upon a time there lived a young man named Androcles. He was caught by a slave merchant who sold him to a rich man in another country. His master was very bad and inflicted heavy torture on him. Androcles was very home sick. One day he fled from his master’s house and took shelter in a cave. In the evening a lion entered the cave. The lion seemed wounded as he was groaning. He came near the lion. He took the lion’s paw in his hand and removed a big thorn from it. The lion was relieved of his pain. Andrecles remained there for some time. After that he started for his home. On the way he was caught by the people of his master. The master ordered his people to throw him into the lion’s cage. The hungry lion came rushing to Androcles bet he at once bent low at the feet of Androcles. It was the same lion whom he had helped. The lion then broke the cage and ran away with Androcles on his back.
Question 10. Once a crow snatched a piece of meat from a farmer’s child and flew to a tree. A fox was going under that tree. He saw the piece of meat in the beak of the crow…
đ Don’t believe a flatterer or the fox and the crow
Once a crow snatched a piece of meat from a farmer’s child and flew to a tree. A fox was going under that tree. He saw the piece of meat in the beak of the crow. He was very tempted. He thought of having a good with that piece of meat. So he started flattering the crow. “Hi, Mr, crow”, said the fox. “It is known to everybody that you have a sweet tone. Will you please sing song for me?” The crow felt very flattered and agreed to sing. When he opened his month, the piece of meat fell to the ground. The fox took it up and left the place. Then the crow realized his foolishness and decided not to believe a flatterer again.