Quiz: - Killing Of Valli - Class 6 MCQ

In the story, Sugreev, fearing the worst, eventually had the cave sealed with a rock due to pressure from the kingdom's soldiers, believing Valli to be dead.

Valli became furious with Sugreev upon discovering that Sugreev had taken his place as the king of Kishkindha during his absence.

Bali had been cursed by a sage named Madiga, which forbade him from entering the place where Sugreev sought refuge.

Rama justifies killing Bali by explaining that Bali's unjust treatment of Sugreev warranted this fate and that he was ensuring justice for Sugreev.

After Bali's demise, Sugreev is crowned as the new king of Kishkindha, fulfilling his destiny.

Jambavan reminds Hanuman of his true potential and identity as the son of the wind god, inspiring Hanuman to rediscover his immense strength and abilities.

With his newfound confidence and self-belief, Hanuman grows to enormous proportions and leaps across the vast ocean, relying on his own strengths and abilities.

Upon reaching Lanka, Hanuman encounters various challenges, including encounters with demonesses, which he overcomes through his perseverance and determination.

The story highlights the significance of courage, loyalty, and fulfilling promises, as demonstrated by Sugreev, Rama, and Hanuman. It emphasizes the importance of staying true to one's word and remaining loyal to friends and allies.

Hanuman discovers his true potential by realizing his own identity as the son of the wind god and tapping into his own determination and self-belief.