Test: Madhu's Wish - Class 3 MCQ

After Madhu drank the jug of water, his thirst was satisfied, and his hiccups went away. The water made him feel much better.

After Madhu finishes eating the laddoos he initially asked for from the tree, he becomes bored with them. He then decides to ask for something different, specifically colorful fruits, which appear immediately for him to enjoy.

Madhu wished for an endless supply of tasty food like laddoos, fruits, and snacks, and the magical banyan tree granted his wish.

Savouries are crispy, flavorful snacks or dishes that are typically savory and enjoyed as snacks.

When Madhu asked for water because he had hiccups, the tree reminded him that he had only asked for food, not water. This showed that Madhu hadn’t thought about water when he made his wish. Despite this, he still got drinks like sharbat, kheer, and badam milk.

Madhu shared his food with the old man because he felt sorry for him and wanted to help.

After understanding how important water is, Madhu finally wished to trade all the food for water, the essential thing he truly needed.

The story teaches us to think carefully before making a wish or decision, as Madhu learned that he needed water more than an endless supply of food. It also reminds us to appreciate the important things we often take for granted, like water.