6 Questions
What are the things the child sees on his way to the fair?
Toys, balloons of different colours, garland of gulmohur, a swing, and a snake-charmer playing a flute.
When does the child realise that he has lost his way?
He realizes he has lost his way when he asks for permission to go on the roundabout and receives no reply from his parents.
Who rescued the lost child? What did he offer to buy him?
The man in the shrine rescued the lost child. He offered to buy him flowers, balloons, and sheets.
What are the two strange things the guru and his disciple find in the Kingdom of Fools?
The people in the kingdom do all their work at night, and everything costs the same - a single duddu.
Why does the disciple decide to stay in the Kingdom of Fools?
The disciple decides to stay because he finds everything cheap and only wants good and cheap food.
Who became the king and the prime minister of the kingdom?
The guru became the king and the disciple became the prime minister of the Kingdom of Fools.
Study Notes
The Fair
- On his way to the fair, the child sees various attractions, including toys, balloons of different colors, a garland of gulmohur, a swing, and a snake-charmer playing a flute.
- The child loses his way when he asks for permission to go on the roundabout and receives no response from his parents.
The Lost Child
- The child is rescued by a man in a shrine.
- The man takes the child to the nearest roundabout swing and offers to buy him flowers, balloons, and sheets.
The Kingdom of Fools
- The guru and his disciple find two strange things in the kingdom:
- The people in this kingdom do all their work at night.
- Everything in the kingdom costs the same - a single duddu, regardless of quantity or type.
- The disciple decides to stay in the kingdom because he finds everything cheap and only wants good and affordable food.
- The guru and his disciple eventually become the king and prime minister of the kingdom.
Practice short answer type questions from the 'Moments' textbook for Class 9. Questions include identifying things seen on the way to the fair and understanding when the child realizes he has lost his way.
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