Test: Nasruddin's Aim - Class 4 MCQ

Correct option is B. Azad

Nasruddin boasted that no one can match his skills in archery. He was very confident about his ability to hit the target accurately.

When Nasruddin's first arrow didn't hit the target, he said that it was Azad's aim. He was trying to make a joke and avoid admitting that he missed the target.

The first arrow that Nasruddin shot didn't hit the target; instead, it fell down somewhere in the middle between him and the target.

Nasruddin's friends started laughing when they saw that his first arrow missed the target. They teased him, saying, "Hey Nasruddin! Is this your best aim?"

Before anyone could say anything after his second arrow also missed the target, Nasruddin said triumphantly, "That was the chief guard's aim!" He was trying to make another joke and avoid admitting that he missed the target again.

Nasruddin said, "It was my aim" the third time because this time the arrow had hit the target accurately. He was proud of his achievement and wanted everyone to know that it was his skill that made the arrow hit the target.

The second time Nasruddin shot an arrow, it fell a little further than the first one but still did not hit the target. It showed some improvement in his aim, but not enough to hit the target.

The meaning of triumphantly is "happy and proud." It is usually used when someone achieves success or victory in something they have been working hard for or trying to accomplish.

When the second arrow didn't hit the target, Nasruddin said it was the chief guard's aim. He was again trying to make a joke and avoid admitting that he missed the target for the second time.