Test: Chanda Mama Counts the Stars - Class 3 MCQ

Chanda Mama, the Moon, loves to count the stars at night. He tries to count them every night, but sometimes he forgets the number or falls asleep before finishing.

Chanda Mama often loses track while counting stars because he sometimes falls asleep, forgets the number, or gets distracted. This makes it hard for him to finish counting.

When Chanda Mama starts crying because he can't count the stars, the Sun offers comfort. The Sun smiles at him and explains that the stars represent the happiness of children, which makes Chanda Mama feel better.

The Sun reveals to Chanda Mama that the stars represent the happiness of children. This makes Chanda Mama feel joyful and helps him stop worrying about counting them.

When Chanda Mama wakes up in the morning, the Sun rises, and the stars disappear. The night ends, and a new day begins.

After the Sun reveals that the stars represent the happiness of children, Chanda Mama feels happy. He enjoys looking at the stars, knowing they bring joy to the world.

The Sun compares the number of stars to the number of lovely children in the world, explaining that the stars represent their happiness. This makes Chanda Mama feel joyful.

After hearing the Sun's explanation that the stars represent the happiness of children, Chanda Mama feels happy and joyful.

The story teaches us that we can't count everything, like stars or how much we are loved. Instead of worrying, we should enjoy the beauty around us.

Chanda Mama turns to the Sun for help when he feels upset about not being able to count the stars. The Sun comforts him and gives him a new understanding.