Q. #1. How much did save for Christmas?
Ans. She had saved for Christmas one dollar and eighty-seven cents to buy a gift for her husband.
Q.#2. Why had she felt pride in the beauty of her hair?
Ans. She felt pride because she had very thick, healthy, and beautiful hair. She also knew that her hair was beautiful than any queen's jewels and gifts. She considered her hair as her life.
Q. #3. Why had she sold her hair?
She sold her hair to she had not enough money to buy gifts for her husband. She loved him more than her life. She wanted to buy some special for him. But her pocket did not allow her to buy gifts for him. So she decided to sell her beautiful hair to get his love.
Q. #4. why did Jim sell the gold watch?
Ans. Jim also loved his wife. but he did not enough money to buy a gift for her. He decided to sell his watch to buy a gift for her.
Q. #5. Why had they wanted to present the gift?
Ans. They wanted to present the gifts because they had a passionate love for each other and could not think of celebrating Christmas without presenting the gift.
Q. #6. Why had not Jim welcome her when he stepped in?
Ans. He did not welcome her because he was sad for his watch. he felt more surprised when he saw the gift of Della. She gave him the string of watches.
Q. #7. What had he brought out from his coat?
Ans. He brought out a packet of precious combs from his pocket. It was the gift that he brought for her short hair.
Q. #8. What was the wisdom in selling the most valuable things?
Ans. There was great wisdom in selling the most valuable things on the part of both him and Della. They had no money but they wanted to give gifts to each other on the holy occasion of Christman that was an expression of love. For this purpose, they sold their most valuable things and proved that the exchange of gifts made life most lovable for them. It reveals the sacrifice of both in the love of each other. They are the magi.
Q. #9. How beautiful was Della's hair?
Ans. Her hair was more beautiful than any queen's jewels gifts. It shined like a falling stream of the brown waterfall.
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