Fable: The Lion and The Mouse

What did the lion do when the tiny mouse woke him up?

• He roared at her

• He caught her with his paw

• He ignored her and went back to sleep.

• He ate her

Why did the lion initially let the mouse's life?

• Because he was not hungry at the moment

• Because he was curious about the mouse.

• Because the mouse promised to repay his kindness someday.

• Because they were friend

What would the lion do until getting trapped in a hunter's net?

• He was walking to the path

• He was chasing a deer.

• He was taking a nap.

• He was trying to catch the mouse.

How did the mouse save the lion from the hunter's trap?

• She roared loudly to scare the hunter away.

• She chewed through the ropes of the net with her sharp teeth.

• She asked other animals for help.

• She cut the net with knife

What lesson did the lion learn from the mouse's actions?

• The lion learned that mice are delicious.

• The lion learned that it should eat the mouse.

• Lions are more powerful than any other animal.

• Never underestimate the value of kindness, regardless of size.

What is the moral of the story?

• Size doesn't matter.

• Be wary of small creatures.

• Kindness is not important.

• Lion is not that strong likes we think.

where and when were the setting of the story The Lion and The Mouse?

• in the forest and at night

• in the desert and at noon

• in the forest and at noon

• in the desert and at night

What is the purpose of the story?

• To entertain the audiences

• To confuse the listeners

• To give information to the readers

• To mislead the reader

What is narrative text?

• Narrative text is a type of text that presents arguments and evidence to support a claim.
• Narrative text is a type of text that describes scientific concepts.
• Narrative text is a type of text that provides instructions on how to do something.
• Narrative text is a type of text that tells an imaginative story.

Narrative text has three generic structures. They are orientation, complication, and resolution. What is resolution?

• The resolution is the part of a narrative text where the conflict or problem is resolved and the story comes to a conclusion.
• The resolution is the part of a narrative text where the conflict or problem is further complicated.
• The resolution is the part of a narrative text where the story begins.
• The resolution is the part of a narrative text where the characters are introduced.