Lessons from The Ant and the Grasshopper

The story unfolds on the African grasslands, where Termite introduces Ant and Grasshopper. Ant works diligently to collect water during the rainy season, while Grasshopper lounges and dismisses Ant's warnings about future scarcity. As the dry season arrives, Grasshopper finds himself in need and seeks help from Ant, who shares a small amount of water. Grasshopper learns the importance of preparation and vows to heed Ant's advice in the future.

Where is the setting of the story 'The Ant and the Grasshopper'?

• The Arctic Tundra

• The Amazon Rainforest

• The Australian Outback

• The African Grasslands

Who introduces the audience to the story?

• Ant

• Narrator

• Termite

• Grasshopper

What season is it during the introduction of the story?

• Winter

• Summer

• Rainy

• Dry

What are the ants carrying as they march in?

• Food

• Leaves filled with water

• Sticks

• Seeds

What does Ant suggest Grasshopper should be doing during the rainy season?

• Collecting water

• Building a shelter

• Exploring the grasslands

• Collecting food

How does Grasshopper respond to Ant's advice?

• He ignores Ant

• He gets angry

• He agrees and starts working

• He laughs and dismisses it

What is Grasshopper's attitude during the rainy season?

• Excited

• Hardworking

• Carefree

• Worried

What does Ant do when Grasshopper laughs at his advice?

• He laughs along

• He gets angry

• He shakes his head and leaves

• He ignores Grasshopper

What happens to the grasslands a few months later?

• They become flooded

• They remain the same

• They become dry and dusty

• They become lush and green

Why does Grasshopper visit Ant during the dry season?

• To apologize

• To ask for water

• To invite Ant to a party

• To help Ant with work