The Storyteller

What is the point of view of "The Storyteller"?

• first person

• second person

• third person limited

• third person omniscient

All of the following factors make the train ride unbearable except___

• sorrow

• lack of things to do

• boredom

• steamy and hot

Saki’s story is similar to the bachelor’s story in that both...

• reverse the reader’s expectations

• teach moral lessons

• have happy endings

• please the aunt very much

How did Amar entertain the townspeople with his stories?

• By speaking in different voices and using puppets

• By mimicking his friends

• By singing and dancing

• By reciting poetry

How did Amar make his storytelling more engaging for Kalash?

• Danced around the room

• Recited poetry

• Spoke in different voices and used puppets

• Sang a song

What did the townspeople start saying about Amar's storytelling?

• He must have seen a ghost

• He is a ghost himself

• His stories were featured on the radio

• He was too quiet and then too loud

What did the ghost advise Amar to do in his storytelling?

• Scare people beyond words

• Learn to walk the middle path and tell stories in moderation

• Dress up as a ghost more often

• Stop telling stories altogether

What is the main theme of 'The Storyteller'?

• A) The conflict between imagination and reality

• B) The importance of family

• C) The power of love

• D) The struggle for survival

Which character in 'The Storyteller' is known for telling unconventional stories?

• A) The aunt

• B) The bachelor

• C) The children

• D) The narrator

In 'The Storyteller', how do the children react to the bachelor's story?

• A) They are bored and uninterested

• B) They are frightened and upset

• C) They are amused and entertained

• D) They are confused and puzzled