Auntie Lily's Kindness and Consequences

Auntie Lily, known for her kindness, helps a beggar by giving him water to wash his feet. In return, she finds gold in the water the next day. The village, witnessing this miracle, rushes to help the beggar, hoping for the same fortune. However, the rich neighbor, who initially refused the beggar, learns a lesson in kindness when her attempt to gain gold results in a bucket of snakes. The story concludes with the rich woman becoming kind-hearted, illustrating the moral that true kindness is selfless.

What was Auntie Lily known for in her community?

• Her cooking skills

• Her kindness

• Her singing ability

• Her wealth

Why did Auntie Lily have to sell her house?

• She was in debt

• She wanted a smaller house

• She wanted to travel

• She helped too many people

How did the villagers react to the beggar's request for water?

• They welcomed him

• They gave him food

• They called the authorities

• They ignored him

What did Auntie Lily offer the beggar?

• A meal

• A bowl of water

• New clothes

• A place to stay

What did the beggar advise Auntie Lily to do with the bucket of water?

• Throw it away

• Use it for cooking

• Place it by her bed

• Give it to the neighbor

What did Auntie Lily find in the bucket the next morning?

• Snakes

• Gold coins

• Water

• Nothing

What was Auntie Lily's first decision after finding the gold?

• Buy a new house

• Travel the world

• Buy back her house and land

• Donate to charity

How did the rich old woman react to the beggar's return?

• She ignored him

• She welcomed him

• She called the authorities

• She tried to gain gold

What did the rich old woman find in her bucket the next morning?

• Nothing

• Water

• Snakes and insects

• Gold coins

What lesson did the rich old woman learn?

• Silence is golden

• Kindness comes with a price

• Greed leads to misfortune

• Hard work pays off