Initially, the jackal's actions helped resolve Ben's problem by acting that he was confused. In the article, it states "Up on a ledge, a scraggy jackal looked confused." This evidence proves that the jackal looked confused but wasn't actually confused.

Additionally, the jackal's actions helped resolve Ben's problem by tricking the tiger to stay in the ravine. In the article, it states "And there you shall stay!" replied the willy jackal." This evidence proves that the actions made the tiger demonstrate and stay in the ravine.

In conclusion, the actions from the jackal helped resolve the conflict with Ben and the tiger by acting that he was confused and by leading to tricking the tiger which mad him stay in the ravine.

First of all, the Jackal acted confused to trick the Tiger and help Ben. The text says the Jackal was asking the Tiger silly questions to get him back into the ravine. This proves that the Jackal's confusion help out Ben the Brahmin.

Additionally, the Jackal tricks the Tiger into the ravine and takes away the walking stick that helps him. The story says that once the Tiger was back in the ravine, the Jackal pulled up the stick with his teeth. This proves that the Jackal helped Ben by leading the Tiger to get stuck again.

In conclusion, the Jackal tricked the Tiger by acting confused, which led to the Tiger going back into the ravine solving Ben's problem.

First of all, The Jackel acted confused to trick the Tiger and help Ben. The text stated, "Where did you get stuck?" it asked Ben." This proves that the Jackel's confusion help out the Brahmin.

Second of all, The Jackel tricks the Tiger into the ravine and takes away the walking stick to help him. The story said, The Jackel pulled the stick up and left the Tiger in the ravine. This proves that the Jackel helped Ben by leading the Tiger to get stuck again.

In Conclusion, The Jackel tricked the Tiger by acting confused Which lead to the Tiger going back into the ravine. This solved Ben's problem.

First of all, The jackal acted confused to trick the tiger and help Ben. The text says"and I come walking by?" This proves that the Jackal's confusion helped the Brahman.

Second of all, The Jackal tricks the tiger back into the ravine and takes the walking stick away. The texts says that the jackal tricked the tiger to go back into the ravine and took the walking stick away. This proves that the Jackal helped Ben by leaving the tiger inside of the ravine.

In conclusion, the jackal helped the Brahman by tricking the tiger to go back inside the ravine

First of all, the jackal acted confused to trick the tiger and help Ben. According to the text it says "up on a ledge a scraggly jackal looked confused where did you get stuck?" This proves that the jackal tells him to go down to show jackal.

Secondly, The jackal helps Ben by tricking the tiger into the ravine again. The text states "see I was here like this it said quick as a wink the jackal grabbed the stick with his teeth and pulled it up and there you shall stay". This proves that the tiger stayed in the ravine.

To finish off, the jackal saved Ben by fooling around which leads to the tiger going back to the ravine.

First of all, the Jackel acted confused to trick the tiger and helped Ben.The text states "He wasn't stuck-I was," growled the Tiger."And I come walking by,you say?" Come along, you fool.I'll demonstrate."This proves that the Jackel's confusion helped Ben the Brahmin with the problem.

Additionally, the Jackel tricked the tiger into the ravine to help Ben's problem. The text states "Quick as a wink,the Jackel grabbed the stick with it's teeth and pulled it up."And there you shall stay!" replied the willy Jackel." This proves that the Jackel helped Ben by leading the tiger back into the ravine again.

In conclusion, the Jackel helped Ben by acting confused leading the tiger int he ravine.The Jackel also tricked the tiger back in the ravine which helped Ben's problem.

To begin, the Jackal acted confused to trick the Tiger and help Ben the Brahman. The text says "Up on a ledge,a scary jackal looked confused. "Where did you get stuck?"it asked Ben."This evidence proves that through the jackal's action he helped Ben the Birmingham not get eaten to thinking the jackal was confused.

In addition, the Jackal tricks the Tiger into the ravine and leaves him there.The text says"Quick as a wink the Jackal grabbed the stick with its teeth and pulled it up." This evidence proves the Jackal tricks the Tiger back into the ravine which helps Ben resolve his problem.

To conclude, the Jackal acted confused towards the tiger and tricks him to getting stuck in the ravine again.Which helps Ben resolve his problem through the Jackals action.

First of all, when Ben, and the tiger tried to explain to the jackal what had happened, the Jackal acted confused, and the jackal took the opportunity to tricked the tiger to stay trap down the ravine. According to the text " And I came walking by you said the jackal? no not you said the tiger. This explains how the jackal is starting to play his trick to the tiger.

To continue, the jackal finally played the trick on the tiger and he failed for it which led him to stay down the ravine. According to the text see I was here, so then the jackal picked up the stick and climbed up, and said, and there you shall stay. This shows how the jackal helped Ben to be safe from the tiger.

To conclude the jackal saved Ben and resolved Ben's problem by tricking and making the tiger fall for the trick.

First of all, the Jackal acted confused to trick the tiger and assist Ben. The story states that the Jackal acted confused to lure the tiger back into the ravine. This indicates that the Jackal’s act of confusion was beneficial to the Brahmin.

Additionally, the Jackal tricked the tiger into the ravine and even retrieved Ben's walking stick to help him. The text says, "Quick as a wink, the Jackal grabbed the stick with its teeth and pulled it up." This proves that the Jackal helped Ben by preventing him from being nearly eaten again.

In conclusion, the Jackal's actions resolved Ben's problem by acting confused instead of directly helping the tiger.

First of all, the Jackal acted confused to trick the Tiger and help Ben. The text says the Jackal was asking Tiger silly questions to get him to go back in the ravine. This proves that the Jackal's confusion helped out the brahnim.

Second of all, the Jackal tricks the Tiger into the ravine and takes away the walking stick to help him. The story says that once the Tiger was back in the ravine the Jackal pulled up the stick with his teeth. This proves that the Jackal helped Ben by leading the Tiger to get stuck agian.

In conclusion, the Jackal tricked the Tiger by acting confused which had to the Tiger going back into the ravine. This solved Ben's problem.

First of all, the jackal acted confused to trick the tiger to help Ben. The text says, upon a ledge, a scraggly jackal looked confused, "where did you get stuck?" It asked Ben. This shows that, jackal is acting confused.

Than, the jackal tricks the tiger into the ravine and takes away the walking stick to help.The text says, quick as wink, the jackal grabbed the stick with it's teeth and pulled it up. "And there you shall stay!" replied the wily jackal helped Ben by leading the tiger to get stuck again.

In conclusion, the jackal tricked the tiger by acting confused this lead the tiger to go back in to the ravine. this souved Ben's problem.

First of all, the jackal acted confused to trick the tiger and help Ben. In the text it says the jackal was acting to be confused and the tiger got annoyed and wanted to show him how to do it, the tiger went in the ravine the jackal pulled the stick and said you shall stay there. This shows the jackal tricks the tiger and help's Ben.

Additionally, the jackal tricks the tiger into the ravine and takes away the walking stick to help Ben. The text states that the jackal made the tiger fell in the jackal's tricks and the tiger went to the ravine, and when Ben put the stick down then the jackal grabbed the walking stick and he pulled it up. This proves that the jackal help Ben by leading the tiger to the ravine again.

In conclusion this shows how the jackal help Ben by the tiger falling on the jackal's tricks.

Initially, the jackal tricked the tiger back into the ravine. The text states "And there you shall stay! replied the wily jackal". This evidence supports that the tiger was tricked by the Jackal.

Additionally, the Jackal acts confused to trick the tiger into the ravine. The text states "The scraggly Jackal looked confused. Where did you get stuck? it asked Ben". This supports that the jackal put on a act to trick the tiger.

In conclusion, the Jackal's actions help Ben's problem by being confused and tricking the tiger.

First of all, The jackal acted confused to trick the Tiger and helped Ben. The text says The jackal was asking the tiger silly question to get him to go.

Additionally, The Jackal tricks the Tiger into the ravine takes away the stick help him. The story says that once the tiger back in the story ravine the Jackel with helped Ben problem.

The Jackel tricked the tiger by acting confused which lead the tiger going back into the Ralvin. this solved Ben's problem.

Initially,the Jackal tricked the tiger into going back into the ravine. The text says, the tiger demonstrates how he got stuck by going down the ravine with Ben's stick and then the Jackal pulled the stick up trapping the tiger again. This proves, the Jackal tricked the tiger into getting stuck in the ravine again.

To add, the Jackal pretended to be dumb so he could help Ben. The text states, the Jackal asked dumb questions to make the tiger demonstrate how he got stuck and when he did the Jackal trapped the tiger again by pulling the stick up to help the Brahmin. This shows, the Jackal helped Ben by pulling up the stick to trap the tiger.

In summary, the Jackal helped Ben resolve his problem by pretending to be dumb and by tricking the tiger.

At first, the jackal act confused to trick tiger into the ravine. According to the text, "they walked back to the ravine and the tiger scampered down." this means the tiger got fooled.

Next, after the tiger goes to the ravine, the jackal pulls up the stick to trap him. The text said, "as quick as a wink the jackal pulled the stick up." this means the tiger got tricked.

In concl, by making the tiger ashamed of himself, the jackal tricked the tiger by being confused.

First of all the jackel was acting confused into tricking the tiger into the riveen.The text says "wherd you get stuck?I got stuck! and i came walking by you say? This shows how the Jackel is asking dumb questions into him going in the riveen.Secandly The Jackel pulls up the stick and makes the Tiger stuck there so he cant get out.The text says "The Jackel pulled up the stick has fast as an blink of an eye and said there you shall stay.This shows how the Jackel tricked Tiger.In conclusion the Jackel pulled up the stick to make the tiger stuck and said dumb questions to trick the Tiger

First of all, the Jackal acts confused to trick Tiger into the ravine. According to the text, "The Jackal made the Tiger get stuck in the ravine." This shows Ben was saved by the Jackal.

secondly, after the Tiger goes to the ravine, the Jackal pulls up the stick to trap him. According to the text, "The Jackal grabbed the stick with his teeth and pulled it up." This shows Ben's problem was solved.

In conclusion, tricking the Tiger into the ravine and taking away the walking stick.

To start us off, if the jackal did not act as a fool, the Brahmin would have been eaten, I'm able to take this from how the author stated some words close to how the buffalo and the river wished for the Brahmin to be eaten, because of how his kind has taken and almost drained them dry, we understand that If the jackal merely stated his opinion of Ben to not be eaten, it would do nothing, meaning he acted as a fool in order to help save ben's life, riling up the tiger with dumb questions so the tiger would go back and act it out, just to get stuck in the same predicament.

The second reasoning wrote is how the jackal pulled the stick away from the reach of the tiger's paws to pull on, From how the tiger saw the jackal as a fool, Ben must have not thought any better, he may have just believed the jackal was a curious fool in want to understand, Although this text evidence was not in words, the author put in the art of the man, the jackal, and the tiger for their own reasons, And it must be to show how surprised the Brahmin was,the jackal who he saw as a fool saved his life, he most likely believed the jackal was wasting the last moments he had alive.

To leave us off after this delightful essay, We can summarize this text as how the jackal did much for Ben to not be eaten, He tricked the hungry and lying tiger by acting as he had no brain cells keeping him together, he pulled up the stick as the tiger acted out what fully happened.

First of all, The Jackal acts confused to trick the Tiger to go into the ravine.

The text says," Not you him! Roared the Tiger. Come along, you fool. Ill demonstrate. They walked back to the ravine and the Tiger scrampled down Ben's walking stick to the bottom."

This shows, that the Jackal saved his life from getting eaten.

second of all, When the Tiger goes into the ravine the Jackal pulls up Ben's walking stick so the Tiger can get stuck once again. The text says," Quick as a wink, the Jackal grabbed the stick with its teeth and pulled it up."

This means, that the Jackal trapped the Tiger in the ravine.

In conclusion, the Jackal trapped and tricked the Tiger by acting confused so that shows how the Jackal saved Ben.

First of all, the jackal asked dumb questions to trick the tiger into the ravine. The text says," and I came walking bye u say?" NOT YOU!! BEN!" This explains, the jackal was asking frustrating questions and the tiger got annoyed and had to demonstrate it to him but when he did he once again, got stuck.

In addition, the jackal pulled up the walking stick. The author states,"the jackal pulled the walking stick up!" This means, the jackal purposely pulled the walking stick up to trap the tiger in the ravine.

In conclusion, the jackal helped Ben by, snatching the walking stick, also by, asking questions that make him seem clueless,making him annoy the tiger!!

First of all, the jackal helped the Brahmin because he got the tiger back in the ravine.

The text states " quick as a wink the jackal grabbed the stick with its teeth and pulled it up. This shows that the jackal helped the Bahmin not get eaten.

Secondly, The jackal acts confused to get the tiger stuck.

The text states " a scraggly jackal looked confused where did you get stuck? it asked Ben. he wasn't stuck I was growled the tiger and I came walking by you say? replied the jackal, Not him you roared the tiger.

This shows that the jackal acted confused to get the tiger stuck.

In conclusion the actions of the jackal helped the Brahmin because it made the tiger not eat the Brahmin.

First of all, the jackal acts confused to trick the tiger into the ravine. According to the text,'' See? I was here, like this,'' it said. This means that the jackal helps trap the tiger again.

Second of all, after the tiger goes to the ravine, the jackal pulls the stick to trap him. The text says,'' Quick as a wink, the jackal grabbed the stick with its teeth and pulled it up. And there you will stay.'' This means that the jackal helped again to trap the tiger.

In conclusion, the jackal's actions helped Ben to trap the tiger by asking funny questions and by taking the stick.

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Initially, The jackal was acting confused to trick Tiger into the ravine. According to the text the jackal made the tiger frustrated by asking the tiger to many questions and that made the tiger go back into the ravine. This evidence shows how the tiger got tricked by the jackal.

Secondly, after the tiger goes into the ravine, the jackal pulls up the stick to trap him. The text says " Quick as a wink,the jackal grabbed the stick with its teeth and pulled it up." This evidence shows how sneaky the jackal is.

Ultimately,the jackals actions help resolve Ben the Brahmins problem by making the tiger frustrated.

First of all,

the Jackal acts confused to trick Tiger into the ravine. According to the text it says " Up on a ledge, a scraggy jackal looked confused " where did you get stuck?" it asked Ben" this shows that the jackal tricked Tiger into going back in the ravine and trapped it.

Secondly,

after the Tiger goes to the ravine the jackal pulls up the walking stick and trapps him. According to the text it says " come along, you fool I'll demonstrate" This shows that the Tiger has been tricked the rest says " see I was like this it said quick as a wink, the jackal grabbed the walking stick with its teeth and pulled it up". This shows that the Tiger was tricked by the jackal.

In conclusion, by tricked the tiger into the ravine and taking away the walking stick , the jackal helped Ben solve his problem.

First of all the jackals acts confused to trick the tiger back into the ravine the text says not you-him come along I'll show you,This means the willy jackals distracts the tiger to save Ben's life.

Second of all after the tiger goes to the ravine the jackals pulls out the stick to trap the tiger,The text says as quick as a wink the jackle grabbed the stick with it's teeth and pulled it up.

In conclusion the jackal tricked the tiger by acting dumb to help Ben to escape the tiger

First of all, The Jackal action confused to trick Tiger into the ravine. The text says, "Jackal looked confused . Where did you get stuck?, it asked Ben. He wasn't stuck- I was ! "

Second of all, The Tiger goes to the ravine, the Jackal pulls up the stick to trap him! The text says, "Quick as a wink, the Jackal grabbed the stick with it teeth and pulled it up."

In conclusion, by tricking the Tiger into the ravine and tacking away the walking stick, the Jackal help Ben solve his problem.