MCQ Test - Three Questions

1. Who asked the three questions?

A. A farmer

B. A king

C. A hermit

D. A soldier

2. Why did the king ask the questions?

A. To become rich

B. To avoid failure

C. To travel

D. To fight wars

3. Who gave answers to the king first?

A. Scholars

B. Farmers

C. Soldiers

D. Merchants

4. Did all scholars give the same answer?

A. Yes

B. No

C. Sometimes

D. Not mentioned

5. Whom did the king visit?

A. A teacher

B. A doctor

C. A hermit

D. A priest

6. Where did the hermit live?

A. Village

B. City

C. Forest

D. Palace

7. What was the hermit doing?

A. Reading

B. Sleeping

C. Digging

D. Cooking

8. How did the king help the hermit?

A. By giving money

B. By digging

C. By singing

D. By hunting

9. Who came running towards them?

A. A merchant

B. A wounded man

C. A farmer

D. A prince

10. What was the condition of the man?

A. Healthy

B. Wounded

C. Happy

D. Sleeping

11. Who treated the wounded man?

A. Hermit

B. Doctor

C. King

D. Guard

12. Why was the man the king’s enemy?

A. Property dispute

B. Tax issue

C. War

D. Trade

13. What happened after the king helped him?

A. He escaped

B. He became king

C. He forgave the king

D. He fought again

14. What is the most important time?

A. Past

B. Future

C. Present

D. Night

15. Who is the most important person?

A. Friend

B. King

C. Person with you

D. Teacher

16. What is the most important work?

A. Earning money

B. Helping others

C. Sleeping

D. Travelling

17. Who wrote the story?

A. Premchand

B. Leo Tolstoy

C. Tagore

D. Shakespeare

18. What did the king learn?

A. Magic

B. Wisdom

C. Farming

D. War

19. The hermit was known for being?

A. Wise

B. Rich

C. Strong

D. Famous

20. What is the moral of the story?

A. Help others and value the present

B. Fight enemies

C. Earn wealth

D. Travel more

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