Hodja and the Robber

Hodja does not stop the robber because

• He wants the robber to steal his stuff

• He wants to win the contest by not talking

What is the main theme of the story 'Hodja and the Robber'?

• Cunning and wit

• Bravery and courage

• Friendship and loyalty

• Greed and wealth

In the story 'Hodja and the Robber', what does Hodja do when he sees the robber?

• He calls for help

• He confronts the robber

• He remains silent

• He runs away

Which literary device is primarily used in 'Hodja and the Robber'?

• Metaphor

• Irony

• Simile

• Alliteration

What lesson does 'Hodja and the Robber' teach about communication?

• Silence can be powerful

• Always speak your mind

• Words are more important than actions

• Listening is more important than speaking

How does Hodja's behavior in 'Hodja and the Robber' reflect his personality?

• He is cowardly

• He is clever

• He is aggressive

• He is naive

What is the setting of the story 'Hodja and the Robber'?

• A busy marketplace

• Hodja's home

• A dark forest

• A crowded city

Which of the following best describes the robber's character in 'Hodja and the Robber'?

• Generous

• Foolish

• Wise

• Timid

What does the story 'Hodja and the Robber' suggest about material possessions?

• They are the most important thing

• They can be easily replaced

• They are not as important as wit

• They define a person's worth

In 'Hodja and the Robber', why does Hodja not stop the robber?

• He is afraid

• He is testing the robber

• He wants to win a contest

• He is asleep