Read the following text and answer the questions 41 – 43.

One evening, I was returning home from school on my bicycle. It was a pleasant evening and I
was feeling on top of the world. The road was somewhat deserted so I left the handlebars and road
merrily in the middle of the road.
Suddenly there was a screech of brakes and a police car stopped behind me. Sitting inside was
the Superintendent of Police himself. He asked me to accompany him. My bike and I were taken to the
police station.
We got down in front of the police station, but instead of going in the S.P. gave some orders to a
constable, pointing towards a bicycle-repair shop nearby
Five minutes later, the S.P. turned to me and said, "Here son, take your bike. And since you don't need
the handlebars, we'll keep them with us at the police station!"
The bicycle has returned to me minus handlebars!
41. What is the text about?
42. When was the story happenned?
43. Why did the writer get his bicycle minus the handlebars? Because …,​

Read the following text and answer the questions 41 – 43.