Raven's Advice and Villagers' Decisions

Raven, a watchful bird, narrates a tale of a village threatened by a cannibal monster. Despite initial failures, Raven advises Brown Bear to target the monster's left heel, leading to its defeat. However, the villagers' decision to burn the monster's body releases mosquitoes into the world, illustrating the importance of heeding wise counsel.

What role does Raven play in the story?

• A warrior

• A storyteller

• A guardian

• A villager

What is the villagers' main concern at the beginning of the story?

• Weather conditions

• The cannibal monster finding them

• Building homes

• Finding food

How does the cannibal monster react to the villagers' weapons?

• It gets injured

• It laughs them off

• It runs away

• It becomes stronger

What advice does Raven give to defeat the cannibal monster?

• Shoot it in the heart

• Distract it with food

• Trap it in a net

• Shoot it in its left heel

Who decides to follow Raven's advice to defeat the monster?

• The second woman

• The village chief

• Brown Bear

• The first man

What is the outcome of Brown Bear's attack on the monster?

• The monster is killed

• The monster becomes friendly

• The monster is injured but survives

• The monster escapes

What do the villagers decide to do with the monster's body?

• Burn it

• Bury it

• Leave it as it is

• Throw it in the river

What does Raven warn the villagers about burning the monster's body?

• It will release a curse

• It will attract other monsters

• It will set the village on fire

• It will release mosquitoes

What happens when the villagers burn the monster's body?

• Nothing happens

• The village is destroyed

• Mosquitoes are created

• The monster comes back to life

What lesson does Raven's story teach about listening to advice?

• Always follow your instincts

• Ignore advice from others

• Consider advice carefully

• Advice is always wrong