Unique Stories - Badal And The Spots

Baadal, a beloved gray cloud, struggles with his role as a raincloud. Despite requests from flowers, farmers, children, and a peacock, he refuses to rain. When he notices spots on himself, he seeks a wash but finds the river dry. Realizing he can rain to fill the river and wash himself, Baadal begins to rain. He discovers the joy of sharing rain with everyone, helping flowers, fields, children, and animals. In the end, Baadal learns that sharing his rain is fulfilling and fun.

What is the main issue that Baadal faces despite being loved by everyone?

• He can't find his family.

• He is too small.

• He is afraid of heights.

• He doesn't want to rain.

How does Baadal respond to the flowers' request for rain?

• He promises to come back later.

• He says he doesn't feel like it.

• He ignores them and moves on.

• He immediately rains on them.

What does Baadal notice about himself that prompts him to seek a wash?

• He is losing his color.

• He is feeling too hot.

• He has spots on his tummy.

• He is too heavy.

What solution does Baadal come up with to get a wash?

• He goes to the ocean.

• He waits for a storm.

• He asks the moon for help.

• He decides to rain over the river.

What happens when Baadal starts to rain?

• He gets tired quickly.

• He enjoys sharing his water.

• He feels sad.

• He becomes smaller.

How do the children react to Baadal's rain?

• They ignore the rain.

• They complain about getting wet.

• They start to splash in puddles.

• They run inside.

What does Baadal learn about the spots on his tummy?

• They were permanent.

• They were caused by dirt.

• They were a result of not raining.

• They were a natural pattern.