Click the correct answer (True or False).
Click the correct answer.
‘I felt that the luck of my life had come at last.’ What was the luck?
the King of all kings came down to the beggar
the beggar got a bagful of coins from the roadside
the King gave the beggar golden coins
The narrator regrets at the end because _________.
he did not give the King all the grain
he did not invite the King to his house
he did not ask for more gold from the King
What was the 'kingly jest' that the narrator mentions in the poem?
the king's chariot stopping beside the beggar
finding one golden grain among the heap
God demanding that the beggar give him something
What is the message of the poem?
You will be duly rewarded for your evil actions.
Beggars should offer grains to God.
Only those who are willing to give large-heartedly will be duly rewarded.
