Lessons from the Mice's Meeting

In a grocer's shop, mice lived happily until a cat was introduced to control them. The mice, scared of the cat, held a meeting to find a solution. They proposed putting a bell on the cat to hear its approach. However, they faced the challenge of who would bell the cat, realizing that ideas without execution are futile.

What was the initial problem faced by the shopkeeper?

• The mice were too noisy.

• The mice were eating all the groceries.

• The cat was causing trouble.

• The shopkeeper was out of stock.

How did the mice feel after the cat was introduced?

• They were scared.

• They were excited.

• They were indifferent.

• They were happy.

What was the purpose of the mice's meeting?

• To celebrate their new home.

• To find a way to get rid of the cat.

• To plan a party.

• To discuss food supplies.

What was the clever suggestion made by one of the mice during the meeting?

• To move to a new location.

• To make friends with the cat.

• To put a bell around the cat's neck.

• To trap the cat.

What was the reaction of the mice to the idea of belling the cat?

• They immediately started belling the cat.

• They were silent and hesitant.

• They were enthusiastic and ready to do it.

• They rejected the idea outright.

What question did the old mouse raise about the plan?

• Who will bell the cat?

• Where will we find a bell?

• How will we catch the cat?

• When will we bell the cat?

What lesson can be learned from the story?

• Imaginary solutions are always effective.

• Practicality is important in problem-solving.

• Cats and mice can be friends.

• Meetings are unnecessary.