The Boy Who Cried Wolf Quiz

What was the main reason the shepherd boy felt bored?

• He disliked the town's people.

• Nothing exciting ever happened.

• The sheep were too noisy.

• He had no friends.

What was the shepherd boy's initial plan to deal with boredom?

• To teach the sheep tricks.

• To play with his friends.

• To explore the forest.

• To visit the town daily.

What did the shepherd boy do to create excitement for himself?

• He sang songs to the sheep.

• He went to town to play.

• He pretended there was a wolf.

• He taught the sheep tricks.

How did the townspeople react to the first alarm of a wolf?

• They came running to help.

• They ignored him.

• They scolded him.

• They laughed at him.

What was different about the second alarm compared to the first?

• The sheep were actually in danger.

• The boy was punished.

• The townspeople did not come.

• The boy claimed there were two wolves.

What did the townspeople do when they heard the second alarm?

• They sent a messenger.

• They came to help again.

• They called for the police.

• They stayed in town.

What happened when the real wolves appeared?

• The boy was able to scare them away.

• The townspeople finally believed him.

• The wolves were caught by the townspeople.

• No one came to help the boy.

Why did no one believe the boy when the real wolves came?

• They didn't hear him.

• They thought he was joking again.

• They were busy with other tasks.

• They were afraid of the wolves.

What lesson can be learned from the shepherd boy's experience?

• Always tell the truth.

• Sheep are difficult to manage.

• Wolves are not dangerous.

• Friends are not reliable.

What did the shepherd boy do after realizing no one believed him?

• He looked for his sheep alone.

• He gave up on shepherding.

• He went back to town.

• He called for help again.