The Ant and the Dove Story

The story of 'The Ant and the Dove' illustrates the theme of mutual aid and friendship. An ant, in danger of drowning, is saved by a dove who drops a leaf into the river. Later, the ant repays the favor by biting a hunter's leg, preventing him from shooting the dove. The story concludes with the moral that one good deed deserves another, highlighting the importance of kindness and reciprocity.

What caused the ant to fall into the river?

• A strong wind blew it off balance.

• It slipped while drinking water.

• It was trying to catch a fish.

• A bird pushed it into the river.

How did the dove help the ant?

• By building a small raft.

• By dropping a leaf into the water.

• By giving it a ride on her back.

• By calling for help.

What did the ant see the hunter doing?

• Aiming an arrow at the dove.

• Setting a trap for the dove.

• Feeding the dove.

• Building a nest for the dove.

How did the ant save the dove from the hunter?

• By biting the hunter's leg.

• By shouting to warn the dove.

• By flying away with the dove.

• By hiding the dove in a bush.

What was the outcome of the ant's action against the hunter?

• The hunter caught the dove.

• The hunter's arrow missed the dove.

• The hunter ignored the ant.

• The hunter captured both the ant and the dove.

What is the moral of the story?

• Always be cautious of strangers.

• Never trust a hunter.

• Friendship is more important than anything.

• One good deed deserves another.