U2, W1 The Fisherman and the Kaha Bird

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Where does the story mainly take place?

Back

The story mainly takes place by the river.

Front

Who helps the fisherman capture the Kaha bird?

Back

The servants help the fisherman capture the Kaha bird.

Front

What did the Shah offer in return for the Kaha bird?

Back

The Shah offered 50 bags of gold in return for the Kaha bird.

Front

What did the fisherman tempt the Kaha bird with?

Back

The fisherman tempted the Kaha bird with a feast.

Front

Who did the magnificent Kaha bird appear to help?

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The magnificent Kaha bird appeared to help the poor and sick.

Front

What is the main theme of 'The Fisherman and the Kaha Bird'?

Back

The main theme is about generosity and the consequences of one's actions.

Front

What does the Kaha bird symbolize in the story?

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The Kaha bird symbolizes hope and assistance for those in need.

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What lesson can be learned from the fisherman's actions?

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The lesson is that helping others can lead to unexpected rewards.

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What role does the Shah play in the story?

Back

The Shah represents authority and the power to reward or punish.

Front

How does the setting influence the story?

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The setting by the river provides a natural habitat for the Kaha bird and reflects the fisherman's lifestyle.