Which answer choice best describes how the plot of "All for a Paisa" unfolds?

It unfolds in one extended description of the negative views that the merchant has

toward his son

It unfolds in a collection of scenes that suggest to readers that everyone has misjudged

the merchant's son and his level of intelligence.

It unfolds in a series of episodes that show the merchant's son is unwilling or unable to

gain any wisdom from his experiences

It unfolds in a few brief scenes that show readers why the merchant's wife continues to

believe in their son's capacity to learn and grow.

It unfolds in a few brief scenes that show readers why the merchant's wife continues to believe in their son's capacity to learn and grow.

Explanation:

"All for a Paisa" is a riddle, narrated in folklore story. Like any folklore it has different versions in different cultures.

In one of the versions, the plot of the story unfolds in few brief scenes, in which Merchant's wife is shown to convince her husband about her son's abilities and intelligence, and later merchant's son is shown to prove his ability. And when given a task by his father to prove his intelligence, he succeeds in proving that if offered opportunities, he has the ability to learn with experience.

First option is not correct because the plot is not one extended description - it included some different scenes.

Second option is incorrect because NOT everyone has misjudged merchant's son. His mother (merchant's wife) always believed in his son's abilities.

Third option is not correct because in the narrative, merchant's son shows that he is willing to learn, and he proves his willingness.