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D., 10. How the Leaves Came Down, Comprehension, A. 1. a; 2. b; 3. b; 4. a; 5. b, Co, B. 1. The leaves are clung to the great tree when it asks them to go to bed., Ans, 2. By going to bed, the tree means that it is time for the leaves to fall down as they have, turned yellow and brown., 3. No, the leaves don't want to go to bed. They begged the tree to let them stay a little, longer. They said it was a very pleasant day and they do not want to go away. They, coaxed the tree to let them stay until spring., 4. At the end, the leaves came down fluttering and rustling. They lay on the ground,, golden and red, in a swarm. The leaves lay there waiting for the heap of snow to wrap, them safe as they finally go to bed., C. 1. The tree smiled on hearing the whisperings of the leaves as he knew they had to go, down despite the coaxing and begging to stay a little longer. The tree as Father was, being delighted to witness the childish insistence of the leaves, just like our parents, smile at our persuasions and then direct us towards what is right at the moment, for us., 2. The 'white bedclothes' represent the snow that comes when the leaves come down in, seems like white bedclothes on the, as they wrap, ground, the entire, vegetation in white.