Lessons from 'The Lion and the Mouse'

The video introduces the concept of fables, highlighting their imaginative nature and moral lessons. It narrates the fable 'The Lion and the Mouse', where a mouse helps a lion, teaching the moral that even the smallest creatures can be of help. The video encourages visualization to enhance understanding and engagement with the story.

What is a key feature of a fable?

• It is a factual story.

• It always involves humans.

• It never has a moral.

• It often includes talking animals.

What should you do while listening to the fable?

• Write down every word.

• Visualize the story in your mind.

• Read a different book.

• Ignore the story.

Where does the mouse first encounter the lion?

• In a forest.

• In a cave.

• In a river.

• In a tree.

What does the lion initially think of the mouse's promise?

• He is indifferent and uninterested.

• He is amused and skeptical.

• He is angry and dismissive.

• He is scared and worried.

What does the mouse ask the lion when caught?

• To find him some food.

• To take him to the forest.

• To eat him quickly.

• To let him go and he will repay the favor.

Why does the lion let the mouse go initially?

• He is too tired to eat.

• He doesn't like the taste of mice.

• He is afraid of the mouse.

• He is amused by the mouse's promise.

How does the mouse help the lion in the end?

• By finding food for the lion.

• By leading him to water.

• By scaring away hunters.

• By freeing him from a net.

What lesson does the fable 'The Lion and the Mouse' teach?

• Lions are always dangerous.

• Even the smallest can help the mighty.

• Size determines strength.

• Mice are always afraid.

What happens to the lion in the forest?

• He falls asleep.

• He meets another lion.

• He finds a new cave.

• He gets caught in a net.

What does the mouse do when he sees the lion in trouble?

• Runs away in fear.

• Ignores the lion.

• Helps free the lion from the net.

• Calls for other animals.