Understanding the Elephant's Perspective

Mrs. K introduces a story about seven blind mice who encounter an unknown object by their pond. Each mouse explores a different part of the object, leading to various interpretations. Eventually, the white mouse examines the entire object and discovers it's an elephant. The story teaches the moral that understanding comes from seeing the whole picture. Mrs. K concludes with a farewell and a promise of more stories.

What sense do the mice primarily use to understand their surroundings?

• Taste

• Touch

• Hearing

• Sight

What is the title of the book being read?

• The Blind Elephant

• The Elephant's Tale

• Mice and the Elephant

• Seven Blind Mice

What does Red Mouse think the elephant's leg is?

• A snake

• A tree

• A rope

• A pillar

Which part of the elephant does Green Mouse explore?

• Tail

• Trunk

• Ear

• Tusk

What does Green Mouse mistake the elephant's trunk for?

• A fan

• A spear

• A snake

• A rope

What does Yellow Mouse think the elephant's tusk is?

• A spear

• A fan

• A rock

• A pillar

Which part of the elephant does Purple Mouse explore?

• Tail

• Ear

• Head

• Trunk

What does Purple Mouse mistake the elephant's head for?

• A pillar

• A fan

• A cliff

• A rock

What does Orange Mouse think the elephant's ear is?

• A fan

• A spear

• A rope

• A leaf

Which part of the elephant does Blue Mouse explore?

• Tusk

• Ear

• Tail

• Trunk