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Exploring the Characters of Kabuliwala

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 8mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Who is the main character of the story Kabuliwala?

a)

Fatima (the daughter)

b)

Rahmat (the Kabuliwala)

c)

Ali (the merchant)

d)

Mr. Gupta (the neighbor)

2.

What is the profession of the Kabuliwala?

a)

Fruit seller

b)

Teacher

c)

Blacksmith

d)

Carpenter

3.

What is the name of the little girl in the story?

a)

Mia

b)

Sophia

c)

Emma

d)

Alice

4.

How does the Kabuliwala first meet the little girl?

a)

The little girl finds the Kabuliwala in a marketplace while shopping.

b)

The Kabuliwala meets the little girl at a park during a festival.

c)

The Kabuliwala encounters the little girl while traveling on a train.

d)

The Kabuliwala meets the little girl when he comes to sell dry fruits at her house.

5.

What does the Kabuliwala carry with him when he comes to the city?

a)

A box of toys and games.

b)

A basket of fresh fruits.

c)

A bag of dry fruits and nuts.

d)

A suitcase full of clothes.

6.

What is the Kabuliwala's real name?

a)

Sadiq

b)

Khan

c)

Ali

d)

Rahmat

7.

What is the relationship between the Kabuliwala and the little girl?

a)

The Kabuliwala is a relative of the little girl.

b)

The Kabuliwala and the little girl are enemies.

c)

The Kabuliwala is a stranger who dislikes the little girl.

d)

The Kabuliwala and the little girl share a bond of friendship.

8.

How does the Kabuliwala feel about the little girl?

a)

The Kabuliwala feels threatened by the little girl.

b)

The Kabuliwala dislikes the little girl.

c)

The Kabuliwala feels a deep affection for the little girl.

d)

The Kabuliwala is indifferent to the little girl.

9.

What event causes the Kabuliwala to be arrested?

a)

He is found guilty of theft.

b)

He is accused of fraud.

c)

He is arrested for public disturbance.

d)

He is accused of kidnapping.

10.

How does the story depict the theme of friendship?

a)

The theme of friendship is ignored throughout the narrative.

b)

The theme of friendship is depicted through loyalty, shared experiences, and mutual support.

c)

The story emphasizes competition over camaraderie.

d)

Friendship is shown through betrayal and conflict.

11.

What does the Kabuliwala do to earn a living?

a)

He works as a teacher.

b)

He sells dry fruits and goods.

c)

He sells clothing and accessories.

d)

He runs a restaurant.

12.

How does the little girl's family react to the Kabuliwala?

a)

The family is hostile and refuses to acknowledge him.

b)

The family welcomes the Kabuliwala with open arms.

c)

The family is initially suspicious but later becomes more sympathetic towards the Kabuliwala.

d)

The family completely ignores the Kabuliwala.

13.

What does the Kabuliwala's character symbolize in the story?

a)

The Kabuliwala's character illustrates the importance of education.

b)

The Kabuliwala's character symbolizes the universal bond of love and longing.

c)

The Kabuliwala symbolizes wealth and prosperity.

d)

The Kabuliwala represents the struggle for independence.

14.

What emotions does the Kabuliwala express when he talks about his daughter?

a)

Happiness about her new life.

b)

Frustration about their separation.

c)

Love and longing for his daughter.

d)

Indifference towards his daughter.

15.

How does the story end for the Kabuliwala?

a)

The Kabuliwala is welcomed back by Mini's family.

b)

The Kabuliwala leaves without seeing Mini again.

c)

The Kabuliwala returns to find Mini grown up and does not recognize him.

d)

The Kabuliwala becomes a successful businessman in Kabul.