Lessons from the King's Journey

The video tutorial covers a retelling of a story by Leo Tolstoy, where a king seeks answers to three philosophical questions. He consults wise men and a hermit, ultimately learning that the most important time is now, the most important person is the one you're with, and the most important thing to do is to be kind. The story emphasizes living in the present and acting with kindness.

What is the main focus of today's session?

• Solving mathematical problems

• Learning about Russian history

• Analyzing chapter three

• Discussing the author's biography

Who is the author of the story discussed in the session?

• Anton Chekhov

• Leo Tolstoy

• Fyodor Dostoevsky

• Vladimir Nabokov

What is the king troubled by in the story?

• A neighboring kingdom

• His health

• Three philosophical questions

• A lack of wealth

What does the king do to find answers to his questions?

• Sends messengers to wise men

• Consults his advisors

• Visits a neighboring kingdom

• Reads ancient texts

Why does the king decide to visit the hermit?

• To seek solitude

• To find answers to his questions

• To escape his duties

• To learn about agriculture

What does the king do when he sees the hermit digging?

• Leaves immediately

• Asks for food

• Offers to help

• Ignores him

What happens when the wounded man arrives?

• The king ignores him

• The king helps him

• The king leaves

• The hermit hides

What does the wounded man reveal to the king?

• He is a loyal servant

• He is an enemy

• He is a messenger

• He is a friend

What lesson does the hermit teach the king?

• The importance of wealth

• The value of solitude

• The power of the future

• The significance of the present moment

What is the moral of the story?

• Live in the past

• Plan for the future

• Act in the present

• Seek revenge