When Rasheed was in the fair, he saw an old man getting a beautiful clock worth ` 15 by trying his luck. Another boy got a comb, a fountain-pen, a wrist watch and a table lamp after he tried his luck. All these things tempted Rasheed to get some big prizes by trying his luck.
The shopkeeper was very cunning and wanted everybody to try his luck. There were discs on the table with numbers. One person had to choose any six discs and find the total number of them. One had to pay him 50 paise for this. The person got the article marked with that number. Two people…
Rasheed’s uncle was an intelligent man. He warned him neither to buy anything nor to go far away from him while he was away with his friends. He asked Rasheed to wait for him.
Rasheed’s uncle was an intelligent man. He took him to the Eid fair. He gave him warning neither to buy anything nor to go far away while he was away. But, Rasheed could not control himself and went with Bhaiya from shop-to-shop including the Lucky Shop. He was also tempted to try his luck when…
The lesson is named as “A game of chance” because at the Lucky stall, people try their luck in the hope of doubling their money, but one can never be sure of winning. Gambling is a game of chance because there are equal chances of either winning or losing all your money.
Uncle bought a beautiful umbrella, biscuits, sweets and some other gift items for Rasheed.
When Rasheed’s uncle came to know about the incident, he was neither angry nor sad on trying his luck. His uncle smiled and patted Rasheed on his back. He told Rasheed that the shopkeeper had made him a fool. He took Rasheed to a shop and bought him a beautiful umbrella, biscuits and sweets and…
Rasheed’s uncle warned him neither to buy anything from the fair nor to go very far.
By trying his luck Rasheed got two pencils and a bottle of ink. He got only a trifle every time.