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What a monkey sees, a monkey does

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  • What types of hats are mentioned in the story?
    Sports caps, riding hats, straw hats, and woolly hats.
  • What values can we learn from the story?
    Clever thinking, observation, teamwork, and resourcefulness.
  • How did Samar get the monkeys to return the hats?
    Samar took off his own hat and threw it into the cart, and the monkeys copied him by throwing their hats into the cart too.
  • How did Raj react when the hats were returned?
    Raj praised Samar and said, “Well done, Samar.”
  • What happened to the hats on the way to the market?
    The cart fell over, and all the hats spilled onto the road.
  • What did Samar do when he noticed the monkeys' behavior?
    Samar carefully observed the monkeys and realized that they were copying what Raj did.
  • What did the monkeys do when they saw the hats on the ground?
    They climbed down from the trees, picked up the hats, and put them on.
  • Who are the main characters in the story?
    Raj (a hat maker), Samar (his son), and the monkeys.
  • What lesson did Raj and Samar learn from this experience?
    They learned the importance of staying calm, observing, and using clever thinking to solve problems.
  • Where did the monkeys live?
    The monkeys lived in the trees near the road.
  • What was Samar’s clever idea to solve the problem?
    His idea was to trick the monkeys into copying his actions by throwing his hat into the cart.
  • Why did Raj shout, “Give me back my hats!”?
    He wanted the monkeys to return the hats they had taken.
  • What kind of job does Raj have?
    Raj is a hat maker.
  • Why did the monkeys copy Samar’s actions?
    Because monkeys tend to imitate what they see others doing.
  • Why did Raj and Samar go to the market?
    They went to sell hats at the market.
  • What did the monkeys do when Raj jumped up and down?
    The monkeys imitated Raj and jumped up and down as well.
  • What does the phrase “What a monkey sees, a monkey does” mean in the story?
    It means that monkeys imitate the actions they see, which helped Samar solve the problem.
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