Test: Thank God - Class 3 MCQ

The farmer chose grapes because they were lighter and easier to carry on the long journey to the king’s palace. Watermelons, being heavy, would have been difficult to transport.

The farmer smiled and exclaimed "Thank God" each time the king playfully threw a grape at him, showing his gratitude for making a wise choice to bring grapes instead of heavy watermelons.

When the king understood the farmer's wisdom in choosing grapes over watermelons, he realized the farmer's thoughtful decision and appreciated his practicality.

The story teaches the importance of making wise choices based on the situation and being grateful for what we have, as shown by the farmer's thoughtful decision to bring grapes and his gratitude towards the king's playful actions.

The king was seen enjoying playful moments with the princess when the farmer arrived with the gift of grapes.

The farmer demonstrated wisdom by choosing grapes over watermelons and showed gratitude in every situation, even when playfully hit with grapes, indicating his thoughtful and thankful nature.

After understanding the farmer's explanation, the king appreciated the farmer's wisdom in choosing grapes instead of watermelons, recognizing the thoughtful decision.

The farmer’s decision to bring grapes instead of watermelons teaches the importance of making practical choices based on the circumstances, in this case, the ease of carrying the gift.

The farmer chose to present his best fruits to the king as a gesture of respect and goodwill, not for personal gain or to impress.