Quiz: Hanuman In Search of Sita - Class 6 MCQ

According to the context, Lord Rama gave Hanuman a signet ring to present to Sita when he found her. This is mentioned in the first paragraph.

Hanuman placed the ring on his head as a mark of respect.

Lord Rama appointed Hanuman as the head of the monkey army, relying on his strength, courage, speed, and power to locate Sita.

In the second paragraph, it is mentioned that Hanuman and Angada were tasked to search the dreaded south while other monkeys were dispatched in different directions.

According to the context, after a month of searching, the monkeys became fearful of returning empty-handed.

Hanuman sought Sampati's help to find the rakshasa's whereabouts, and Sampati revealed that Sita was carried by Ravana, the king of Lanka, located in the middle of the ocean.

Hanuman outsmarted Surasa by growing larger and then shrinking to a tiny size, entering and exiting her mouth swiftly.

Semhika tried to hinder Hanuman's progress by capturing his shadow.

Hanuman overcame Semhika's challenge by growing inside her and exploding, emerging unhurt.

The story of Hanuman highlights these qualities as he demonstrates unwavering faith in his abilities and love for Lord Rama, along with his determination to overcome obstacles and fulfill his mission.