Test: A Game of Chance- 2 - Class 6 MCQ

Rasheed was made a fool by the shopkeeper because he kept trying his luck at the lucky shop but did not win any significant prize. The shopkeeper manipulated him and earned money from his attempts.

The shopkeeper made a fool of Rasheed by making him believe that it was luck that got the old man and the boy their prizes. They were in fact friends of the shopkeeper who were playing tricks to tempt Rasheed. As a result, Rasheed tried his luck again and again in the hope of getting a big prize.

The shopkeeper was buying back the articles because he wanted to entice the narrator (Rasheed) and make him believe that he could win big prizes, making him spend more money on the game.

The verb in the given line is "wanted" and "try," as they denote action words.

The boy's hope was to win a big prize from the lucky shop.

Rasheed's uncle bought him biscuits, sweets, and other little gifts.

The opposite word of 'Food' is 'Intelligent,' as 'Food' denotes foolishness, and 'Intelligent' denotes smartness.

The noun in the given line is 'Uncle,' as it is a person, place, or thing.

The fair was held on the occasion of Eid.

The little boy found a fountain pen the second time he tried his luck at the lucky shop.

Uncle asked Rasheed not to tell anybody about his bad luck or foolishness in playing the game at the lucky shop.

Rashid was told not to buy anything from the fair.

Tradesmen came from far and wide with all kinds of goods to sell.

The boy got a wristwatch the third time he tried his luck at the lucky shop.

Eid was celebrated for one day.

The festival of Eid had a big show with many game stalls and other attractions.

The uncle told Rasheed not to tell anybody about his bad luck at the lucky shop.

The old man and the boy had won big prizes, which made others envious and encouraged them to try their luck at the lucky shop.

'Them' here refers to Rasheed and his brother (bhaiya), who were taken to the fair by their uncle.

Bhaiya told their uncle about the game at the lucky shop.