Turtle and Elephant: A Tale of Cleverness

The video tutorial presents two folktales. The first story is about a race between a clever turtle and a strong elephant, where the turtle uses his intelligence and teamwork to win and become king. The second story involves a turtle who tricks birds to attend a feast in the clouds, leading to a lesson about greed and consequences. Both stories are followed by comprehension questions to reinforce understanding.

Where does the folktale of 'How Turtle Became King' originate?

• Africa

• China

• South Korea

• Philippines

What was the turtle's strategy to win the race against the elephant?

• Turtles hid along the race and appeared ahead of the elephant

• Turtle's brother ran the race instead

• The elephant got lost

• He changed the race route

Why couldn't the elephant distinguish between the turtle and his brother?

• The turtle was invisible

• The elephant was too fast

• They looked identical

• The story doesn't mention it

What quality made the turtle a good king?

• He has a big family

• He is slow

• He is very fast

• He is smart and works hard

How did the village decide on their king?

• They held a race

• They voted

• They drew lots

• They had a test

What is the main lesson from the story of the turtle and the elephant?

• Elephants aren't very fast

• Strength is more important than intelligence

• Cleverness and teamwork can lead to success

• Turtles are slow

What is another title for the story of the turtle and the birds?

• Why birds and turtles get along

• Why the turtle has a cracked shell

• Why the turtle can fly

• Why birds dislike turtles

Who was invited to the feast in the story of the turtle and the birds?

• Only the turtle

• All those with wings

• Turtles

• All forest animals

How did the turtle manage to fly to the feast?

• He used a magic spell

• He flopped his legs

• The birds scared him

• The birds gave him feathers

How did the birds express their anger towards the turtle?

• They sang loudly

• They pulled off his feathers and left

• They ignored him

• They threw food scraps at him