The Cap-seller and the Monkeys

Why is this story popular with children?

1. It is funny and teaches a good lesson.
2. It is about racing cars.
3. It is about space travel.
4. It is about cooking food.

What should we do when we face a problem?

1. Stay calm and think.
2. Cry immediately.
3. Run away.
4. Throw everything.

Which quality best describes the cap-seller?

1. Clever
2. Lazy
3. Careless
4. Rude

Why was the cap-seller worried?

1. His caps were missing.
2. It started snowing.
3. He lost his shoes.
4. His cart broke.

What lesson does the story teach?

1. Clever thinking solves problems.
2. Always shout loudly.
3. Never help others.
4. Give away everything.

How did the cap-seller get his caps back?

1. By using a clever idea
2. By climbing the tree
3. By buying new caps
4. By asking the police

Why did the monkeys throw their caps down?

1. They copied the cap-seller.
2. They became tired.
3. They wanted new caps.
4. They were scared of birds.

What did the cap-seller throw on the ground?

1. His own cap
2. A stone
3. A stick
4. A bag

What special habit did the monkeys have?

1. They copied what people did.
2. They could talk like humans.
3. They could drive cars.
4. They could fly.

What did the cap-seller do after waking up?

1. Looked for his caps
2. Went back to sleep
3. Started singing
4. Ran home immediately

Where were the monkeys sitting?

1. On the tree branches
2. In a classroom
3. On the road
4. Inside a house

What were the monkeys wearing?

1. Caps
2. Shoes
3. Jackets
4. Gloves

Who took the caps while the cap-seller was sleeping?

1. Monkeys
2. Birds
3. Dogs
4. Cats

Where did the cap-seller rest?

1. Under a tree
2. In a classroom
3. Inside a shop
4. On a bus

Who was selling caps in the story?

1. A cap-seller
2. A doctor
3. A teacher
4. A farmer