Read the given passage and answer the questions.

Charity

Each year our institute receives hundreds of letters from those seeking monetary assistance for various purposes like higher education, marriage, medical aid etc.

We verify the genuineness of each case and give sixty to eighty percent of the money demanded. As a child, I was very fond of Atlas. It was difficult to get it in my village, so when I started my institute, I decided to distribute the Atlas in school libraries for free so that children can see the country and the world. And they could learn about the vastness of the planet they lived in. Later the teachers started coming to my office to request free copies for their schools.

Once when I was traveling to the rural parts of Karnataka, the evening had started, I was smelling fresh peanuts from somewhere. A farmer was sitting in front of the school gate with a pile of freshly broken peanuts. I was tempted. I decided to buy peanuts forts

He weighed the peanuts and gave them openly to me. I asked him if he could help me in bringing a bag from somewhere. He thought for some time, then he went to his young assistant and said, go to school and run classes are still engaged. Look for a big red book with thick pages. Tear a page out of it and bring it.

The boy ran to school and came back with a coloring page. He put peanuts on it. I carefully looked at it and realized that it was a page from one of the atlases donated to the school some time ago. I was surprised. I asked, why did you tear the page from this book? The man replied, Oh, some woman, gives these books free at school. The paper is good and thick, so we sometimes use it to wrap things.

Then looking at my pillared face, he said in a scared voice, we do this only when we need paper in a hurry, otherwise do not I looked sadly at the packet. In that dim light, I could not fault my institution's seal.

Q. The poor farmer often pulled out a page out of the atlas because.

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