Test: A Game of Chance- 1 - Class 6 MCQ

The festival of Eid had a big show.

The uncle instructed Rasheed and Bhaiya not to buy anything while he went away to meet his friends.

Rasheed was upset because he did not win any prizes, despite spending all his money at the Lucky Shop.

"Playing tricks" means cheating, as the shopkeeper and his friends were deceiving people to spend their money at the Lucky Shop.

The shopkeeper was buying back the articles from the winners because he wanted to entice the narrator (Rasheed) and make him spend more money.

People were laughing at the narrator because he looked like a fool after having lost all his money at the Lucky Shop.

The friends of the shopkeeper were one old man and a boy, who were pretending to win big prizes.

The old man and the boy had won big prizes, as part of the trick to make people spend their money at the Lucky Shop.

The shopkeeper had made Rasheed a fool by deceiving him into spending all his money without winning any prizes.

The narrator is a young boy, as he refers to himself as being younger than the boy who won the fountain pen at the Lucky Shop.

"Them" refers to Rasheed and Bhaiya, who were taken to the fair by Rasheed's uncle.

The Lucky Shop allowed people to try their luck, with the possibility of winning prizes by spending money.

The fair was held on the occasion of Eid.

When the Uncle met his friends, he went away with them, leaving Rasheed and Bhaiya to explore the fair.

"Uncle was leading us" means that Uncle was showing Rasheed and Bhaiya the way through the crowd at the fair.

The shopkeeper's obligation was a drama, as he was only pretending to be generous by buying back the prizes in order to entice Rasheed to spend his money.

The narrator was trapped, as he was deceived by the shopkeeper and his friends into spending all his money at the Lucky Shop without winning any prizes.

The noun form of "obliged" is "obligation."

The boy (Rasheed) was now with Bhaiya, waiting for his uncle to return.

People were laughing at the narrator because he looked like a fool after having lost all his money at the Lucky Shop.