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The Cost of Cheating

A medium quiz on how shortcuts, dishonesty, and lost trust shape Arav’s story.

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Surbhi Goswami
Surbhi Goswami
Published September 5, 2026

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Question 1: Why did Arav begin adding water to the milk?

To increase volume and earn the same money with less effort

To make the milk taste richer for customers

To prepare for the festival competition

To help his father lower the shop's prices

Question 2: What event gave Arav the chance to be judged publicly?

A river cleanup ceremony

The grand festival milk contest

A town market prize for fastest delivery

A school science fair

Question 3: What did the judges discover about Arav's milk?

It was spoiled and mixed with dirty water

It was missing from the table

It was too thick to pour

It was the freshest milk in town

Question 4: Which reaction hurt Arav the most after the announcement?

The judges' long table

The festival music

His father's silent disappointment

The golden reward

Question 5: What did Arav choose to do the next morning?

He asked the chief for another prize chance

He stopped lying and delivered pure milk

He mixed even more water to make up for the loss

He left town and opened a motorbike shop

Question 6: How does the story explain the outcome of honest and dishonest actions?

Actions return in time, bringing either trust or consequences

Only hard work matters, not honesty

Trust is impossible to rebuild

Shortcuts always lead to success

Question 7: In a similar situation, what is the best reason not to cheat for a quick gain?

Honesty matters only when rewards are large

A shortcut can destroy trust, safety, and future opportunity

Cheating is fine if nobody checks right away

It is better to avoid all competition forever