Fables and Morals of Animals

The video presents three fables by Arnold Lael. In 'The Hen and the Apple Tree,' a hen cleverly identifies a wolf disguised as a tree. 'The Frogs at the Rainbow's End' tells of frogs chasing a treasure at a rainbow's end, only to be eaten by a snake. 'The Mouse at the Seashore' follows a mouse's perilous journey to the ocean, culminating in a moment of peace. Each story concludes with a moral lesson.

What unusual sight did the hen notice in her backyard?

• A group of frogs

• An apple tree

• A rainbow

• A new pond

What was peculiar about the tree the hen saw?

• It had golden leaves

• It had furry toes

• It was singing

• It was glowing

What did the hen discover about the tree?

• It was a friendly giant

• It was a wolf in disguise

• It was a talking parrot

• It was a magical tree

What is the moral of the story about the hen and the apple tree?

• Never leave your home

• Trees can talk

• Always trust strangers

• Appearances can be deceiving

What did the frog hope to find at the end of the rainbow?

• A pot of gold

• A new pond

• A magical forest

• A group of friends

Who joined the first frog on his quest?

• A mouse

• A cat

• Two other frogs

• A bird

What happened to the frogs when they reached the cave?

• They found a new home

• They found treasure

• They were swallowed by a snake

• They turned into princes

What is the moral of the story about the frogs at the rainbow's end?

• Greed leads to danger

• Frogs can talk

• Rainbows are magical

• Always follow your dreams

What did the mouse decide to do despite his parents' warnings?

• Explore a cave

• Find a rainbow

• Visit the seashore

• Climb a mountain

What dangers did the mouse face on his journey?

• A river

• A storm

• A cat, birds, and dogs

• A snake