Lessons from the Tortoise and Rabbit

In this video, a tortoise dreams of winning a race against a rabbit, who mocks the idea. They agree to race, with the rabbit confident of victory. As the race progresses, the rabbit runs ahead and decides to nap, believing the tortoise is too slow to catch up. However, the tortoise continues steadily and eventually wins the race. The rabbit wakes up too late and learns a valuable lesson about underestimating others and the importance of perseverance. The story illustrates the moral 'slow and steady wins the race.'

What was the tortoise's dream about?

• Finding a treasure

• Flying in the sky

• Winning a race against the rabbit

• Becoming the fastest animal

How did the rabbit react to the tortoise's dream?

• He was supportive

• He laughed and dismissed it

• He ignored it

• He was angry

What did the tortoise propose to the rabbit?

• A singing competition

• A jumping contest

• A swimming competition

• A race to the tree

Why did the rabbit decide to take a nap during the race?

• He thought the tortoise was far behind

• He wanted to enjoy the weather

• He was feeling unwell

• He was tired from running

What was the tortoise's strategy during the race?

• Maintaining a steady pace

• Taking frequent breaks

• Running as fast as possible

• Following the rabbit closely

What did the rabbit realize after losing the race?

• Overconfidence can lead to failure

• Speed is always better than steadiness

• Strength is the only thing needed to win

• Dreams are not important

What lesson does the story convey?

• Strength is everything

• Slow and steady wins the race

• Fast and furious wins the race

• Dreams are not achievable

How did the rabbit feel after the race?

• Guilty

• Proud

• Angry

• Indifferent

What did the rabbit ask the tortoise after the race?

• To celebrate together

• To teach him to be slow

• To forgive him

• To race again

What did the rabbit learn about success?

• It is based on luck

• It requires calm thinking

• It requires only strength

• It is not important