Class 6 :English: Unit 8 - A Game of Chance (Honeysuckle) : CBSE , Prepared by Bhawanshu Thakur -VI

A Game of Chance (Extra Questions and Answers)

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1.Who was Rashid?

2. When was fair held in Rashid’s village?

3. Who came in fair to sell?

4. What was sold in the fair?

5. Who took Rashid to the fair and who came with them?

6. Who was leading Rashid in the crowd?

7. Who did meet with uncle in the fair and for what?

8. Why was Rashid happy?

9. What did uncle warn to Rashid?

10. What did Rashid find find in moving in the fair?

11. What type of shopkeeper was of the lucky shop?

12. What  was the shopkeeper convincing to everybody?

13. What was the game of luck  to try in the lucky shop?

14. Who did play the game before Rashid?

15. What did the old man win in the game of luck?

16. With what did shopkeeper oblige the old man in exchange of the clock?

17. What did the boy win in the game of luck?

18. What did Rashid win in the game of luck?

19. What were the people doing at my bad luck around me?

20. What did uncle say to Rashid when he return to the place?

21. Who explained the happenings at the lucky shop to uncle?

23. What was the reaction of uncle to Rashid?

24. What did uncle buy for Rashid?

25. What did uncle tell Rashid at back home?

26. What is the moral of the story ‘’ The Game of chance'’?

Answer

1. Rashid was a boy who lived in a village.

2. Every year on the occasion of Eid,  there was a fair in Rashid's village.

3. Tradesman from far and wide came to the fair to sell.

4. All kinds of goods are sold in the fair from a small Pin to a big buffalo.

5. Uncle to Kashmir to the fair and bhaiya who worked for him at his home came with them.

6. Uncle was leading Rashid through the crowd.

7. Uncle met a few of his friends and they wanted him to spend some time with them.

8. Rashid waz happy because he got a chance to look around the fair with bhaiya till the uncle came back.

9. Uncle warned Rashid was neither to buy anything not to go for out while he was away.

10. Rashid found the lucky shop in moving in the fair.

11. The shopkeeper of the lucky shop was neither young Noor old. He was middle aged man. He seemed neither too smart not too lazy.

12. The shopkeeper was convincing everybody to try their luck.

13. The game of chance in Lucky shop were discs on the table with numbers from 1 to 10 facing down. All you had to do was to pay 50 paise, pick up any six discs, add up the numbers on the discs and find the total. The article marked with that number was yours.

14. An old man and a boy played the game of luck before Rashid.

15. The old man wonn the article marked 15, which was a beautiful clock.

16. The shopkeeper obliged the old man by buying the clock back for 15 rupees.

17. The boy won a comb worth 25 paise, a fountain pen worth 3 rupees, wrist watch worth 25 rupees and a table lamp worth more than 10 rupees.

18. In some chances Rashid won some trifle like pencil, a bottle of ink and other little value things, in some chance he won nothing. And at last he also lost his 25 paise.

19. People were looking at me. Somewhere laughing at my bad luck but none showed any sympathy.

20. The uncle said to a seed when he returned to the place, ‘’Rashid, you look upset. What is the matter?

21. Bhaiya explain the happenings at the lucky shop to uncle.

22. Uncle was neither angry nor sad he smiled and patted Rashid.

23. Uncle about a beautiful umbrella biscuits and sweets and some other little gifts for Rashid.

24. Uncle told Rashid  “the lucky shop man had made you fool. It was neither good luck or bad luck. The old man and the boy were all friends of the shopkeeper they were playing tricks to tempt you to try your luck. They wanted your money and they got it. Now forget about it and don't tell anybody of your bad luck or your foolishness.”

25. The moral of the story is
a.We should understand all kinds of frauds, cheating and humiliation, cleverness around us.
b. We should obey our elders and have self control over our desires.

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