The Lion King: Lessons from Mufasa

Mufasa introduces Simba to the kingdom, explaining the responsibilities of a king and the importance of balance and respect for all creatures. He warns Simba about the shadowy place beyond their borders and emphasizes the interconnectedness of life through the circle of life.

What does Mufasa tell Simba about the kingdom?

• It is only the area around Pride Rock.

• It is only the shadowy place.

• It includes everything the light touches.

• It is limited to the waterhole.

What does Mufasa say about a king's time as ruler?

• It never changes.

• It is like the moon.

• It lasts forever.

• It rises and falls like the sun.

Why must Simba never go to the shadowy place?

• It is too far away.

• It is where the antelope live.

• It is too sunny.

• It is beyond their borders.

What is essential for a king to understand according to Mufasa?

• The importance of the shadowy place.

• How to build a kingdom.

• The delicate balance of the kingdom.

• How to hunt antelope.

What does Mufasa say about the relationship between all creatures?

• They all live in the shadowy place.

• They are all connected in a delicate balance.

• They are all independent.

• They all serve the king.

What happens to the bodies of creatures when they die, according to Mufasa?

• They disappear.

• They become the grass.

• They turn into stars.

• They become water.