21.
You must die... Whose death is indicated here?
A
The merchant
B
The goldsmith
C
The bricklayer
D
Guru's disciple
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You must die... Whose death is indicated here?
The merchant
The goldsmith
The bricklayer
Guru's disciple
Who thought that justice had come full circle in the story In the Kingdom of Fools'?
The merchant
The king
Thief's brother
The bricklayer
What have I done wrong? I'm innocent. - Who said this?
The merchant
Guru's disciple
The goldsmith
The bricklayer
Poor thing, she's absolutely right; Who thought this?
The merchant
The goldsmith
The bricklayer
The king
He's dead! I'm innocent! Who said this?
The merchant
The goldsmith
The bricklayer
The dancing woman
Who were preparing to leave the Kingdom of Fools unnoticed?
The king and the minister
The guru and the disciple
The goldsmith
All of the above
Who became fat like a street-side sacred bull?
the king
the disciple
the guru
the minister
You're right. The case deepens. We must look into it. Who said this?
The goldsmith
The King
The merchant
The bricklayer
Who all got into a fight an about putting in stake for death in the story In the Kingdom of Fools'?
The Guru and the goldsmith
The Guru and his disciple
The merchant and king
The Guru and the merchant
You shouldn't ask me such questions. Put me to death first. Who said this?
The dancing woman
The Guru
Guru's disciple
The merchant
The dancing girl put the blame on
the rich merchant's father.
the goldsmith.
the rich merchant.
the bricklayer.
Who made the dancing girl walk up and down a dozen of times in the story In the Kingdom of Fools'?
The Guru
The goldsmith
The bricklayer
The king
One day in the Kingdom of Fools, a thief broke into
The guru's house
The disciple's house
The king's mansion
A rich merchant's house
Who was thrown into deep thought after listening to Guru's words?
The minister
The disciple
The king
The merchant
We've got the real culprit at last. Who was mentioned as the real culprit in this line?
The merchant
The dancing girl
The bricklayer
The goldsmith
Who begged the guru and the disciple to be their king and minister?
The bailiffs
The citizens of Kingdom of Fools
The goldsmith
The poor bricklayer
He's an old man now.- Who is an old man now?
The Guru
The bricklayer of merchant's wall
The merchant
Merchant's father
The merchant said that his wall fell because
the hole made in it was too big.
the bricklayer had not built it right.
the wall was old and weak.
the thief had tried to break in.
Who did the rich merchant blame for the weak wall?
to himself
the bricklayer
the thief
his father
The king too worried about it.- What was a king too worried about?
That people were fools in his kingdom
That the merchant was not the actual murderer
That the merchant was too thin to be properly executed on the stake
That the innocent was getting punished for no reason