Understanding the Moral of The Wind and The Sun

The video begins with John troubling his brother, leading to a discussion about scolding. The story of 'The Wind and The Sun' is introduced, where the Wind challenges the Sun to a competition to remove a man's coat. The Wind uses force but fails, while the Sun uses warmth and gentleness to succeed. The story concludes with a moral about the power of gentleness over force, which is applied to John's situation.

What was John doing to his brother?

• Helping him with homework

• Troubling him

• Ignoring him

• Playing a game with him

What story does Tia suggest to understand the situation better?

• The Tortoise and the Hare

• The Wind and The Sun

• The Lion and the Mouse

• The Ant and the Grasshopper

What was the initial assumption about John's brother's reaction?

• He would help John

• He would scold John

• He would play with John

• He would ignore John

What did the wind claim about its power compared to the sun?

• It was less powerful

• It was not powerful at all

• It was more powerful

• It was equally powerful

What was the challenge between the wind and the sun?

• To make the man sing

• To make the man run

• To make the man dance

• To remove the man's scarf and coat

Why did the sun agree to the competition?

• He was bored

• He wanted to make the wind happy

• He was left with no choice

• He wanted to prove his power

What did the wind believe about its own power?

• It was unpredictable

• It was weak

• It was gentle

• It was the strongest

How did the wind try to remove the man's scarf and coat?

• By blowing gently

• By blowing fiercely

• By raining on him

• By shining brightly

What was the man's reaction to the wind's force?

• He took off his coat

• He wrapped his scarf and coat more tightly

• He started dancing

• He ran away

What did the man do when the wind blew fiercely?

• He took off his coat

• He wrapped his coat tighter

• He started running

• He lay down