In a playful morning scene, Papa makes a cheese sandwich while discussing the historical value of pepper, known as black gold. The story transitions to Kutu the Pepper King, who trades pepper with Queen Ki for various delicacies. Over time, Kutu realizes he has traded away all his pepper. In a frantic chase, he attempts to recover his precious spice, highlighting the importance of valuing what one has.

What was Papa preparing for breakfast?

• Pancakes

• Cheese sandwich

• Omelette

• French toast

Why was pepper considered valuable in the past?

• It was rare and only available in certain regions

• It was used as a currency

• It was called black gold and only kings and queens had it

• It was used in religious ceremonies

What did Queen Ki offer in exchange for pepper?

• A ship

• A big chocolate samosa

• 10 strong horses

• A golden crown

How long did Queen Ki trade with Kutu?

• One year

• Two years

• Four years

• Three years

What was Kutu's final request before the last trade?

• A chocolate cake

• A big caramel dosa

• A Minku-sized gulab jamun

• A simple cheese sandwich

What did Kutu realize after the final trade?

• He had too much pepper

• He had traded away all his pepper

• He wanted more chocolate samosas

• He needed more horses

What was the humorous twist at the end of the story?

• Kutu found more pepper

• Minku ate the cheese sandwich

• Queen Ki returned with more pepper

• Kutu became a king again