Understanding Simba's Journey

Simba is questioned about his absence from Pride Rock and his responsibilities as king. The Pride Lands are in a dire state under Scar's rule, with no food or water. Simba, influenced by the 'Hakuna Matata' philosophy, is reluctant to return. He is urged to take action as the only hope for his people. The conversation leads to a confrontation and self-reflection, highlighting Simba's internal struggle and growth.

Why did Simba initially leave Pride Rock?

• To find food

• To live independently

• To escape danger

• To follow Scar

What has happened to Pride Rock under Scar's rule?

• It has become prosperous

• It is thriving with wildlife

• It is destroyed with no food or water

• It is peaceful and calm

Why does Simba hesitate to return to Pride Rock?

• He is afraid of Scar

• He feels no one needs him

• He enjoys his new life

• He has forgotten the way back

What does 'Hakuna Matata' mean?

• No worries

• Never give up

• Fight for your rights

• Always be prepared

Who does Simba find when he leaves to seek help?

• Scar

• His friends

• His father

• Nala

How does Simba react to being compared to his father?

• He is angry

• He is disappointed

• He is proud

• He is indifferent

What is Simba's response when confronted about his past?

• He apologizes

• He explains everything

• He remains silent

• He tells them to forget it