Character Decisions and Relationships in a Story

In an African village, Mufaro has two beautiful daughters, Manara and Niasha. Manara is jealous of Niasha's kindness and dreams of becoming queen. When the king invites the most worthy daughters to the city to choose a wife, both sisters embark on the journey. Manara's selfishness leads her to fail the king's tests, while Niasha's kindness wins the king's heart. Niasha becomes queen, and Manara serves in her household.

Who are the main characters introduced at the beginning of the story?

• A king and his queen

• A farmer and his animals

• Mufaro and his two daughters

• Mufaro and his two sons

What is Manara's attitude towards her sister Niasha?

• She is afraid of her

• She is jealous and competitive

• She is indifferent

• She is supportive and loving

What does Niasha do that shows her kindness?

• She argues with her father

• She befriends a garden snake

• She helps her sister with chores

• She ignores everyone

What decision does Mufaro make regarding his daughters?

• To send only Manara to the city

• To keep both daughters at home

• To send only Niasha to the city

• To send both daughters to the city

What does Manara do secretly at night?

• She runs away from home

• She writes a letter to the king

• She steals food

• She sneaks out to the city

How does Manara react to the old woman's advice?

• She listens carefully

• She asks for more advice

• She ignores and insults her

• She thanks her

What does Niasha do when she meets the boy in the forest?

• She scolds him

• She ignores him

• She gives him a yam

• She asks him for directions

What does Manara warn Niasha about?

• A dangerous river

• A five-headed snake

• A haunted forest

• A group of bandits

Who does the king reveal himself to be?

• A powerful wizard

• The garden snake Neoka

• A famous warrior

• A wise old man

What happens at the end of the story?

• The king marries someone else

• Both sisters return home

• Manara becomes queen

• Niasha becomes queen