SEBA Class 9 English MCQ Chapter 26 In the Kingdom of Fools

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In the Kingdom of Fools

Chapter: 26

MOMENTS SECTION

MCQs

Choose the Correct Answer: 

1. What unusual rule did the king and the minister introduce in the kingdom?

(i) Everyone had to wear the same clothes.

(ii) Everyone had to work only during the night.

(iii) Everyone had to pay double taxes.

(iv) Everyone had to live outside the city.

Ans: (ii) Everyone had to work only during the night.

2. What punishment was announced for anyone who disobeyed the king’s order?

(i) A heavy fine.

(ii) Imprisonment.

(iii) Death.

(iv) Exile.

Ans: (iii) Death.

3. What surprised the guru and his disciple when they first entered the city?

(i) The city was crowded with traders.

(ii) Everyone was asleep during the daytime.

(iii) The markets were full of soldiers.

(iv) There were no houses in the city.

Ans: (ii) Everyone was asleep during the daytime.

4. What was the price of all goods in the market?

(i) One rupee.

(ii) One gold coin.

(iii) One duddu.

(iv) Five duddus.

Ans: (iii) One duddu.

5. Why did the disciple decide to remain in the kingdom?

(i) He wanted to become a merchant.

(ii) He liked the king’s rules.

(iii) He enjoyed the cheap and plentiful food.

(iv) He wanted to study there.

Ans: (iii) He enjoyed the cheap and plentiful food.

6. Why did the guru leave the kingdom?

(i) He was called to another town.

(ii) He believed it was dangerous to stay among fools.

(iii) He had no money left.

(iv) He wished to visit his relatives.

Ans: (ii) He believed it was dangerous to stay among fools.

7. What caused the thief’s death?

(i) He was caught by soldiers.

(ii) A wall collapsed on him.

(iii) He fell from the roof.

(iv) A guard attacked him.

Ans: (ii) A wall collapsed on him.

8. Who was first blamed for the thief’s death?

(i) The bricklayer.

(ii) The merchant.

(iii) The goldsmith.

(iv) The dancing girl.

Ans: (ii) The merchant.

9. According to the merchant, who was responsible for the weak wall?

(i) The carpenter.

(ii) The mason’s helper.

(iii) The bricklayer.

(iv) The thief.

Ans: (iii) The bricklayer.

10. Why did the bricklayer say he failed to build a strong wall?

(i) He had poor materials.

(ii) He was distracted by a dancing girl.

(iii) He was too tired.

(iv) He was ordered to hurry.

Ans: (ii) He was distracted by a dancing girl.

11. Why did the dancing girl keep walking up and down the street?

(i) She was looking for her friend.

(ii) She was practising a dance.

(iii) She was waiting for the goldsmith to finish her jewellery.

(iv) She had lost her way.

Ans: (iii) She was waiting for the goldsmith to finish her jewellery.

12. Why did the goldsmith delay the dancer’s jewellery?

(i) He was ill.

(ii) He had misplaced the gold.

(iii) He was busy completing a rich merchant’s order.

(iv) He had closed his shop.

Ans: (iii) He was busy completing a rich merchant’s order.

13. Why could the rich merchant not be executed?

(i) He escaped from prison.

(ii) He was too old.

(iii) He was too thin to fit the stake.

(iv) He was declared innocent.

Ans: (iii) He was too thin to fit the stake.

14. Why was the disciple selected for execution?

(i) He admitted the crime.

(ii) He was the richest man in the town.

(iii) He was fat enough to fit the stake.

(iv) He insulted the king.

Ans: (iii) He was fat enough to fit the stake.

15. How did the disciple try to seek help?

(i) He called the townspeople.

(ii) He prayed to his guru.

(iii) He appealed to the minister.

(iv) He escaped from prison.

Ans: (ii) He prayed to his guru.