A GAME OF CHANCE

Why do you think Rasheed’s uncle asked him not to buy anything in his absence?

• He asked Rasheed not to buy anything in his absence because Rasheed did not know how to bargain.

• He asked him not to buy anything in his absence because he knew that the shopkeepers fooled small boys like Rasheed to get their money.

• Uncle asked Rasheed not to buy anything in his absence because Rasheed had a bad choice.

• Uncle asked Rasheed not to buy anything in his absence because he had already purchased toys for Rasheed.

Why was the shop called ‘Lucky Shop’?

• The shop was called 'Lucky Shop' because the name of shopkeepers son was Lucky.

• The shop was called 'Lucky Shop' because one could buy luck there.

• The shop was called 'Lucky Shop' because the article that one would get depended on one's luck.

• The shop was called 'Lucky Shop' because the shopkeeper's name was Lucky.

An old man won a clock and sold it back to the shopkeeper. How much money did he earn?

• The old man earned 25 paise

• The old man earned 15 rupees.

• The old man earned 100 rupees.

• The old man earned 50 paise.

How many prizes did the boy win? What were they?

• The boy won five prizes: a ball, a laptop, a cap, a pair of socks, and a mobile phone.

• The boy won two prizes, he won a bat and a ball.

• The boy won only one prize: an old clock

• The boy won four prizes that included a comb, a fountain pen, a wrist watch, and a table lamp.

Why was Rasheed upset?

• Rasheed was upset because his uncle scolded him for spending money on unnecessary things.

• Rasheed was upset because he lost his favorite ball in the fair.

• Rasheed was upset because he could not win any big prize.

• Rasheed was upset because he was lost in the fair.

In what way did the shopkeeper make a fool of Rasheed?

• The shopkeeper made a fool of Rasheed by giving him an old toy.

• The shopkeeper with the help of his friends fooled Rasheed into believing that he could win. In this way they made Rasheed spend all his money without letting him win anything

• The shopkeeper made a fool of Rasheed by showing him magic tricks.

• The shopkeeper made a fool of Rasheed by telling him fairy tales which Rasheed easily believed.