Queen Nala: A Story of Love, Kindness, and Friendship

The story follows Nala, a kind lion cub who struggles with her pride's expectations. Unlike other lions, Nala is friendly and helpful, which leads her to leave her pride and make new friends in the jungle. When Nala is trapped, her new friends come together to rescue her, showcasing the power of kindness and teamwork. In the end, Nala's father realizes the value of her approach, and Nala is crowned queen of the jungle, teaching the importance of love and kindness.

What is the main theme introduced at the beginning of the story?

• The importance of being fierce

• The need for hunting skills

• The significance of being alone

• The value of love and kindness

Why did Nala decide to leave her pride?

• She wanted to become a fierce hunter

• She was forced to leave by her father

• She wanted to make friends and help others

• She was afraid of the other lions

How did Nala help the baby vulture?

• By protecting it from predators

• By feeding it

• By finding its family

• By teaching it to fly

What happened to Nala in the jungle that required her friends' help?

• She got lost

• She was attacked by other lions

• She was injured

• She was trapped in a net

Who suggested the idea of making an animal pyramid to rescue Nala?

• The monkey

• Chandu the crocodile

• Maya the elephant

• Zia the zebra

What was Nala's father's reaction after her rescue?

• He was angry with her

• He was proud of her

• He ignored her

• He punished her

What role did the animals decide Nala should have in the jungle?

• The leader of the hunting group

• The guardian of the jungle

• The queen of the jungle

• The teacher of young cubs