Fear of dark

Kutu and Ki are siblings who experience different dreams at night. While Kutu dreams of sweets, Ki is troubled by nightmares of monsters. With the help of her family, Ki learns to overcome her fear of the dark by repeating affirmations. She gains confidence and eventually feels brave enough to sleep alone, realizing that monsters do not exist. The story highlights themes of fear, courage, and the importance of family support.

What was Kutu dreaming about?

• A big kaju katli

• A dancing squirrel

• A scary monster

• A colorful butterfly

Why did Ki keep turning on the light?

• To find her toy

• To check for monsters

• To read a book

• To wake up Kutu

What does Ki learn to say to overcome her fear?

• The dark is my friend

• I am not scared of the dark because monsters do not exist

• Monsters are my friends

• I am brave and strong

What gift does Ki receive to help with her fear?

• A little elephant named Minku

• A colorful kite

• A small teddy bear

• A bright flashlight

What does Ki decide to do after receiving her gift?

• Read a book

• Play with Kutu

• Watch TV

• Go to the park

Who do Ki and Kutu initially think is a monster?

• An owl

• A butterfly

• A cat

• A squirrel

How does Ki feel at the end of the story?

• Still scared of the dark

• Worried about monsters

• Brave and confident

• Afraid of Kutu