Question 1: Who was known as a very clever thief in the story?

Answer 1: In the story, a very clever thief was known by the name of Chandu. His
skills in thievery were so sharp that he could overcome any challenge and easily rob
any house.

Question 2: Why did Chandu decide to move to the neighboring kingdom?

Answer 2: Chandu decided to move to the neighboring kingdom because he heard

that there were supposedly no thieves there. The king of that land, Raja Chakor, was
known for his justice and bravery, which led to either all the thieves being in jail or
abandoning their profession for more respectable ones.

Question 3: Who did Chandu meet on his way to the neighboring kingdom?

Answer 3: On his way to the neighboring kingdom, Chandu met a man named Teli
Ram, who was a trader doing business in both Raja Chakor's kingdom and the one
Chandu was from.

Question 4: What special ability did Chandu have besides being a thief?

Answer 4: Besides being a skilled thief, Chandu had the rare ability to understand and
speak to birds and animals.

Question 5: How did Chandu convince Teli Ram that he was not going to steal from
him?

Answer 5: Chandu convinced Teli Ram by saying that while he might be a thief, he
never robs a friend, thus reassuring him of his honesty and friendliness.

Question 6: Why did Teli Ram become nervous during the journey?

Answer 6: Teli Ram became nervous during the journey because Chandu revealed his
ability to understand and communicate with birds and animals, which made Teli Ram
fear that Chandu might uncover any secrets he had.

Question 7: What did the trader do when they reached Raja Chakor's kingdom?

Answer 7: When they reached Raja Chakor's kingdom, the trader hurried to the court
of the king to inform him that a dangerous and wily thief had entered his domain.
Question 8: How did Chandu respond when the trader asked about his motive for
going to the kingdom?

Answer 8: Chandu asked the trader to keep his motive for going to the kingdom a
secret. He wanted to maintain a low profile and not draw unnecessary attention to
himself.

Question 9: What disguise did Chandu use when he entered the city?

Answer 9: Chandu disguised himself when he entered the city, slipping in unnoticed
to avoid detection. His disguise helped him blend in with the surroundings and move
around without attracting suspicion.

Question 10: Who did Chandu mistake the disguised king for?

Answer 10: Chandu mistakenly mistook the disguised king for a guard, not realising
that he was actually the king himself in disguise.

Moral: Being honest and kind is important. Even if someone has made mistakes in the past,

they can still earn respect and find a new path by doing the right thing.

Synonyms

● Truthful: Honest, sincere, telling the truth without deceit or falsehood.

● Compassionate: Kind-hearted, empathetic, showing concern and
understanding for others' feelings and well-being.
● Significant: Important, meaningful, having considerable influence or effect.
● Errors: Mistakes, faults, actions or judgments that are incorrect or misguided.
● Admiration: Respect, esteem, the feeling of regarding someone with approval
or high regard.
● Discover: Find, uncover, to become aware of something previously unknown or
hidden.
● Morally: Ethically, in a manner that conforms to principles of right and wrong
conduct.

Antonyms

● Honest - Dishonest
● Trust - Doubt
● Rich - Poor
● Prosperous - Unsuccessful
● Peacefully - Chaotically