Guardians of the Amazon Forest

In the Amazon, a legend speaks of four indigenous guardians who protect the forest from deforestation and hunting. One day, while fishing, they hear chainsaws and rush to stop the loggers. On their way, they rescue an injured ariranha, taking it back to their tribe for care. Later, they scare off the loggers by mimicking jaguar sounds, restoring peace to the forest. The guardians remain vigilant, ready to help whenever the forest needs them.

What is the main role of the four indigenous guardians in the Amazon forest?

• To hunt animals

• To protect the forest from deforestation and hunting

• To plant trees

• To build houses

What alerted the guardians to the presence of loggers?

• The sound of animals

• The smell of fire

• The noise of chainsaws

• The sight of smoke

What did the guardians decide to do when they heard the chainsaws?

• Call for backup

• Stop the loggers and help the animals

• Join the loggers

• Ignore the noise

What did one of the guardians find in the river?

• An injured otter

• A snake

• A turtle

• A fish

What did the guardian do with the injured otter?

• Used it as bait

• Left it in the river

• Took it back to the tribe for treatment

• Ignored it

How did the guardians scare away the loggers?

• By shouting

• By imitating jaguar sounds

• By calling the police

• By setting traps

What was the result of the guardians' actions?

• The loggers continued their work

• The animals left the forest

• The forest was destroyed

• The forest returned to peace and tranquility