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An English film director made a film in a small village in India. The weather was very important for making the film, and the director always listened to the weather forecasts on the radio. But then every morning, an old Indian said to the director, 'It's going to rain today,' or The sun's going to shine today,' or 'It's going to be cloudy,' and he was always right.

Then the film director stopped listening to the radio and asked the old man about the weather every morning. But one morning, the old man was not happy and did not speak to the film director.

'Look,' the film director said kindly, 'what's wrong? Are you ill? We've got a doctor here.'

The Indian answered, 'Radio. Broken.'

1. Was the film director Indian, or English?

2. What did he listen to on the radio?

3. Why did he stop doing it?

4. How was the old Indian one morning?

5. Did he speak to the film director?

6. What did the director say to him then?

7. Was the old Indian ill?

8. What did the old Indian answer?