Kavi the Crow's Lesson in True Beauty

The story follows Kavi, a crow who is unhappy with her appearance. She collects colorful feathers from other birds to change how she looks. However, when she tries to join a group of peacocks, they laugh at her, and she realizes that true beauty comes from within. Kavi learns to appreciate herself and the importance of kindness.

What is the purpose of the breathing exercise at the beginning of the story?

• To distract from the story

• To teach a new breathing technique

• To make the listener sleepy

• To help focus on the story

Why does Kavi the Crow feel unhappy with her appearance?

• She wants to be a different animal

• She doesn't like her black feathers

• She is teased by other birds

• She wants to fly faster

Which bird first offers Kavi some colorful feathers?

• Fiona the Flamingo

• Aussie the Owl

• Kira the Kingfisher

• Peter the Parakeet

What does Kavi hope to achieve by collecting feathers from other birds?

• To become the most colorful bird

• To fly higher

• To make new friends

• To build a nest

How do the Peacocks react when Kavi tries to join them?

• They give her more feathers

• They laugh at her

• They ignore her

• They welcome her warmly

What important lesson does Kavi learn by the end of the story?

• That she should collect more feathers

• That inner beauty is more important than outer appearance

• That she should never trust other birds

• That she should live alone

What could Kavi have done instead of worrying about her appearance?

• Flown to a different farm

• Collected more feathers

• Slept more

• Spent more time being kind to other birds