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What did the guru think about living in the Kingdom of Fools?
A
not a good idea
B
tension free life
C
was a good idea
D
enjoying the life fully
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What did the guru think about living in the Kingdom of Fools?
not a good idea
tension free life
was a good idea
enjoying the life fully
The merchant told the king that his name was
so and so.
so and such.
such and such.
such and so.
Why was the city in confusion in the story In the Kingdom of Fools'?
Seeing each other awake during daytime
Seeing the dancing woman grow younger
Seeing the dead bodies of the king and the minister
Seeing the Guru in disguise
While staying at the Kingdom of Fools, what all the disciple ate over the months that made him fat?
Rice, Wheat
Bananas, ghee
Meat
Both a and b
Name the writer of the story In the Kingdom of Fools'.
R.K. Laxman.
Harsh Mander.
A.K. Ramanujan.
Ruskin Bond.
The king and the minister ordered that
people should do their work only after dark.
everyone should be awake at night.
everyone should go to bed as soon as the sun rose.
everyone should follow all the above directions.
What does bailiffs' mean in the story In the Kingdom of Fools'?
Officials
Servants
Cooks
Carriers
What did the king and his minister decide to change?
night with day
customs
people
all
In the beginning of the chapter, who were mentioned to be idiots in the kingdom of fools?
Minister
King
Every citizen
Both a and b
In the Kingdom of Fools, even the cattle sleep during
Midnight
Dusk
Daytime
Dawn
He's dead! I'm innocent!- Who is being referred to as dead' here?
Merchant's father
Thief
Bricklayer's father
The Guru
Whom did the thief's brother blame for the death of the thief?
merchant
people
destiny
All
The story In the Kingdom of Fools' is taken from
Lives of Fools
Mystery Lives
Strange Kingdom
Folk Tales from India
How did the disciple become after residing in the Kingdom of Fools?
Like a shining elephant
Like a sparrow
Like a street-side sacred bull
Like an oversized hippopotamus
The disciple ate his fill every day and grew fat
like a fig.
like an elephant.
like a street-side sacred bull.
like a big balloon.
What punishment was given to the person who disobeyed the order?
life imprisonment
one-week imprisonment
heavy fine
death penalty
What's your name?.. Who asked this and to whom?
King to the thief
Merchant to the thief
Merchant to the guru
King to the merchant
Why did guru decide to leave the place?
king ordered to leave the place
he had a message to leave the place
because of some urgent work
because he thought that it was not safe to be with fools for a long time
When a guru and his disciple reached the city,
it was broad daylight.
it was midnight.
it was a cold evening.
it was early dawn.
What did the merchant plead?
it was bricklayer's fault
it was goldsmith's fault
it was his father's deal and not his
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