Protagonist's Journey in Kung Fu

Po is confronted by Tigress about his place in the Jade Palace, feeling like a disgrace to kung fu. He finds solace under a sacred peach tree, where he reflects on his inadequacies and considers quitting. However, he learns a valuable lesson about living in the present, realizing that today is a gift.

What does Master Tigress tell the protagonist about his place in the Jade Palace?

• He is a disgrace to kung fu.

• He is a welcome guest.

• He should become the Dragon Warrior.

• He is the best student.

What does the wise figure notice about the protagonist's behavior at the peach tree?

• He is sleeping.

• He eats when upset.

• He is meditating.

• He is practicing kung fu.

How does the protagonist feel about his abilities compared to the Five?

• He feels inadequate.

• He feels superior.

• He feels indifferent.

• He feels equal.

What does the protagonist consider doing due to his self-doubt?

• Continue training.

• Quit and make noodles.

• Challenge the Five.

• Seek a new master.

What is the protagonist's main concern about becoming the Dragon Warrior?

• He is too confident.

• He is already the Dragon Warrior.

• He is too strong.

• He lacks physical attributes.

What lesson does the wise figure teach about time?

• Ignore the present.

• Live in the present.

• Worry about the future.

• Focus on the past.

According to the wise figure, why is today called the 'present'?

• Because it is a gift.

• Because it is forgotten.

• Because it is a mystery.

• Because it is history.