Exploring the Story of One Hen

What did Koho have to do after his father died?

• Continue his education

• Help his mother collect wood

• Move to another village

• Start a business

What was the village's idea to help families with money?

• The government would provide funds

• Families would sell their belongings

• The village would receive donations

• Each family would save money for a communal loan

What did Koho buy with the leftover coins from his mother's loan?

• A cart

• A hen

• A goat

• A sewing machine

How did Koho's hen help him and his mother?

• It helped them plow the field

• It laid eggs they could eat and sell

• It was sold for a profit

• It provided milk

What did Koho do with the money he earned from selling eggs?

• He bought more hens

• He bought a new house

• He traveled to another country

• He invested in a shop

What did Koho learn in school that helped him with his chickens?

• How to build coops

• How to filter drinking water and use compost

• How to trade in the market

• How to cook different meals

What did Koho do after finishing college?

• He moved to the city

• He became a teacher

• He opened a shop

• He started a poultry farm

Who did Koho marry?

• A teacher named Amma

• A farmer's daughter

• A shopkeeper's daughter

• A banker

How did Koho's farm impact the community?

• It provided jobs and improved lives

• It caused pollution

• It led to higher taxes

• It reduced the number of schools

What was the ultimate impact of Koho's success?

• It caused economic problems

• It changed the lives of his family, community, town, and country

• It only benefited his family

• It led to the closure of other farms