The Clever Rabbit and the Lion

The story is about a lion who threatens to eat all the jungle animals. A clever rabbit devises a plan to trick the lion by leading him to a river where the lion sees his own reflection and mistakes it for another lion. In his anger, the lion jumps into the river and is swept away. The animals celebrate their safety and learn that wisdom can overcome strength.

What did the lion claim about himself in the jungle?

• He was the friendliest animal.

• He was the fastest animal.

• He was the king of the jungle.

• He was the wisest animal.

What was the clever rabbit's initial advice to the other animals?

• To run away from the jungle.

• To fight the lion together.

• To find another jungle to live in.

• To hide and let him handle the situation.

What did the lion believe about himself before meeting the rabbit?

• He was the only lion in the jungle.

• He was the fastest animal.

• He was the most colorful animal.

• He was the smallest animal.

How did the rabbit convince the lion of another lion's presence?

• By making lion sounds.

• By drawing a lion on the ground.

• By taking him to the river.

• By showing him a picture.

Why did the rabbit choose the river to trick the lion?

• Because the rabbit lived near the river.

• Because it was far away.

• Because the lion couldn't swim.

• Because the river could reflect the lion's image.

What did the lion see in the river?

• A crocodile.

• A big fish.

• Another lion.

• A group of rabbits.

What was the actual reason for the lion's downfall?

• He jumped into the river thinking his reflection was another lion.

• He was attacked by another lion.

• He was caught in a trap.

• He slipped on a rock.

What did the lion do when he saw his reflection?

• He ignored it.

• He roared and attacked.

• He ran away.

• He called for help.

What did the animals do after the lion was gone?

• They left the jungle.

• They celebrated and praised the rabbit.

• They found another lion.

• They built a monument for the rabbit.

What is the main lesson from the story?

• Strength is more important than wisdom.

• Wisdom can overcome strength.

• Always trust strangers.

• Never live in a jungle.