Q1. Who do you think is the smartest person in the story? Why?
Answer: The horse trader is the smartest person in the story. He cleverly tricks the tiger into allowing him to tie it up by using kind words and pretending he is helping the tiger. His quick thinking saves his life.

Q2. Do you agree with Chandra’s behavior? Give a reason to support your answer.
Answer: Yes, Chandra’s behavior was clever and necessary. He used his intelligence to handle a dangerous situation without hurting the tiger. This shows his bravery and presence of mind.

Q3. If you had an opportunity to meet the horse trader, what would you say to him? Why?
Answer: I would tell the horse trader, “You are very brave and smart!” because he handled a dangerous situation calmly and used his intelligence to escape without harming anyone.

Q4. Do you think the story is funny? What makes you think so?
Answer: Yes, the story is funny because the tiger is tricked into thinking that being tied up will help it. The tiger’s innocence and the horse trader’s cleverness make the situation amusing.

Q5. A Tugh on a Tiger is based on a folk tale. Find out what folk tales are and their special characteristics.
Answer: Folk tales are traditional stories passed down from generation to generation. They usually have simple language, teach a moral lesson, and feature clever characters or magical events. These stories often reflect the culture and beliefs of the people who tell them.