Question

The State banned tiger hunting by anyone except the Maharaja. A proclamation was issued to the effect that if anyone dared to fling so much as a stone at a tiger, all his wealth and property would be confiscated. The Maharaja vowed he would attend to all other matters only after killing a hundred tigers. Initially, the king seemed well set to realise his ambition. Not that he faced no dangers. There were times when the bullet missed its mark, the tiger leapt upon him and he fought the beast with his bare hands. Each time it was the Maharaja who won.

Which of the following options is wrong in context to the Maharaja's valour in fighting tigers?

Options

• The Maharaja fought with the tigers with bare hands.

• Even if the bullet missed its mark, the Maharaja would not get scared.

• At times the Maharaja would panic facing tigers when he was alone.

• Every time, after fighting with a tiger, the Maharaja would win.

Answer 1

At times the Maharaja would panic facing tigers when he was alone.