Munna's Journey and Life Lessons

The story follows Munna, a young boy who succumbs to the temptation of buying jalebis with his school fee money. Initially, he plans to pay the fees with his upcoming scholarship, but learns it will be delayed. Facing the consequences of his actions, Munna realizes the importance of effort and responsibility.

What was Munna carrying in his pocket on his way to school?

• A toy

• A letter

• Four rupees

• A book

Why was Munna's teacher absent from school?

• He was on leave

• He was sick

• He was on a trip

• He was at a meeting

What tempted Munna as he passed by the shop?

• Samosas

• Jalebis

• Chocolates

• Ice cream

What did the coins in Munna's pocket seem to do?

• Encourage him to save

• Encourage him to spend

• Make him feel guilty

• Make him feel proud

How did Munna feel after buying the jalebis?

• Angry

• Happy

• Regretful

• Indifferent

What did Munna do with the remaining jalebis?

• Threw them away

• Ate them all

• Shared with street children

• Saved for later

What was Munna's plan to pay the school fees?

• Use scholarship money

• Borrow money

• Ask his parents

• Sell something

When was Munna supposed to receive his scholarship?

• In a year

• The next day

• In a week

• In a month

What did Munna initially plan to do with the scholarship money?

• Buy more jalebis

• Pay his school fees

• Save it

• Donate it

How did Munna feel when he realized he wouldn't get the scholarship immediately?

• Relieved

• Worried

• Indifferent

• Excited