Test: A Game of Chance- 3 - Class 6 MCQ

Rasheed bought a comb from the shop. He thought he was buying a game, but he was tricked by the shopkeeper and his friends.

Uncle told Rasheed not to tell anybody about the incident because they would also laugh at him. He wanted to teach Rasheed a lesson about being careful and not falling for such tricks.

Rasheed was upset because he did not win any prize. He had spent all his money on a game of chance, hoping to win big, but he ended up with nothing.

Tradesmen came from far and wide to sell their goods at the fair. They brought all kinds of items, including games and toys, to attract customers.

The people were laughing at the narrator, Rasheed, because he looked like a fool. He had been tricked by the shopkeeper and his friends, and he was left holding a useless comb instead of winning a prize.

The friends of the shopkeeper were a boy and an old man. They worked together to trick Rasheed into playing the game of chance and taking his money.

There were discs on the table, which were used in the game of chance. The discs were shuffled and Rasheed had to guess which one had a silver ring under it.

Uncle noticed that Rasheed was upset after the incident at the shop. Rasheed had lost all his money and did not win any prize, which made him feel disappointed and foolish.

The people were laughing at the narrator because he looked like a fool.

'Playing tricks' means cheating or deceiving someone. In this story, the shopkeeper and his friends played tricks on Rasheed by making him believe he could win a prize in their game of chance, but they had no intention of letting him win.