Cricket for the Crocodile

Who is the author of the story 'Cricket for the Crocodile'?

• Ruskin Bond

• J.K. Rowling

• Rudyard Kipling

• Agatha Christie

Where is the setting of the story 'Cricket for the Crocodile'?

• Europe

• Africa

• Asia

• Antarctica

Who are the main characters in the story 'Cricket for the Crocodile'?

• Crocodile, Cricket

• Elephant, Lion

• Tiger, Zebra

• Monkey, Giraffe

Can you provide a brief plot summary of 'Cricket for the Crocodile'?

• The story 'Cricket for the Crocodile' is about a clever cricket who outsmarts a hungry crocodile by playing a game of hide and seek.

• The cricket and crocodile become best friends and go on adventures together

• The cricket tricks the crocodile into eating a poisonous plant

• The story is about a crocodile who learns to play cricket

What are some of the themes explored in the story 'Cricket for the Crocodile'?

• Love, happiness, success

• Adventure, mystery, romance

• Fear, betrayal, solitude

• Friendship, bravery, teamwork

In which country does the story 'Cricket for the Crocodile' take place?

• Australia

• Canada

• India

• Brazil

What is the name of the crocodile in the story 'Cricket for the Crocodile'?

• Rex

• Snappy

• Spike

• Gena

What role does cricket play in the story 'Cricket for the Crocodile'?

• Cricket is the main character in the story.

• Cricket is used as a musical instrument by the characters.

• Cricket is used as bait to lure the crocodile out of the water.

• Cricket is the name of the town where the story takes place.

How does the story 'Cricket for the Crocodile' end?

• The crocodile and the cricket become friends.

• The crocodile turns into a cricket.

• The cricket escapes and never returns.

• The crocodile eats the cricket.

What lesson can be learned from the story 'Cricket for the Crocodile'?

• The lesson is to always avoid making new friends.

• Kindness and compassion can lead to unexpected friendships and positive outcomes.

• The story teaches that greed and selfishness are the keys to success.

• The main takeaway is that being mean and cruel leads to positive outcomes.