Father's Journey to the River

In Chapter Four, the protagonist's father navigates a dense jungle to find a river where a dragon is tied. He encounters various animals, including a mouse and tortoises, and overhears wild boars discussing signs of an invasion. The father cleverly avoids detection by saving tangerine peels and finally reaches the river, where new challenges await.

What was my father's initial plan to find the river?

• To follow the sound of water

• To walk along the beach

• To climb a tree for a better view

• To ask the animals for directions

Why did my father avoid staying near the Ocean Rocks during the day?

• They were too slippery

• They were home to dangerous animals

• They might be guarded

• They were too far from the river

What did my father do after finding a clump of tall grass?

• He took off his boots and ate tangerines

• He built a shelter

• He climbed a tree

• He started a fire

What did the mouse say when it saw my father's knapsack?

• I must tell somebody

• I must find food

• I must hide

• I must run away

What did my father do to avoid being detected by the mouse?

• He ran away quickly

• He climbed a tree

• He lay very still

• He hid in the bushes

What did my father pretend to be when he sneezed?

• A bird

• A monkey

• A tortoise

• A wild boar

Who did my father accidentally talk to during his night walk?

• A group of monkeys

• A pack of wolves

• A pair of tortoises

• A family of birds

What did the voice suggest my father was carrying on his back?

• A heavy load

• A sick grandmother

• A treasure chest

• A bag of food

What were the wild boars discussing when my father almost walked between them?

• The best place to find food

• The location of the river

• Signs of an invasion

• The weather

What was one of the signs of invasion according to the wild boars?

• Broken branches

• Fresh tangerine peels

• Footprints in the sand

• Unusual animal sounds