Grandma Pandi and the Missing Child

In a peaceful village in South Sesi, Grandmother Pandi secretly kidnaps children at night. One evening, a child goes missing, causing panic among the villagers. A confrontation with Grandmother Pandi ensues, revealing her intentions and leading to a resolution.

What is the general atmosphere of the village in South Sesi?

• Chaotic and dangerous

• Peaceful and prosperous

• Busy and crowded

• Isolated and desolate

What is Grandma Pandi known for in the village?

• Kidnapping children

• Selling goods

• Teaching children

• Helping the villagers

What was the little boy doing when Grandma Pandi was watching him?

• Eating dinner

• Playing in his yard

• Sleeping in his room

• Walking in the forest

How does the village react when a child goes missing?

• They blame the parents

• They search and plead for help

• They celebrate

• They ignore it

What does the mother do when she realizes her son is missing?

• She pleads for help

• She leaves the village

• She calls the police

• She goes to sleep

What does Grandma Pandi intend to do when she confronts the villager?

• Leave the village

• Offer food to the villager

• Take a baby from the house

• Apologize for her actions

How does the villager respond to Grandma Pandi's intentions?

• They run away

• They warn her to leave

• They invite her inside

• They ignore her

What is the villager's warning to Grandma Pandi?

• To apologize to the villagers

• To call the authorities

• To leave before being eaten

• To stay and help