Lessons from Grasshopper and Ant

The story of 'The Grasshopper and the Ant' illustrates the importance of balancing work and play. Grasshopper loves to play music and enjoys life, while Ant works hard to prepare for winter. Despite Ant's warnings, Grasshopper continues to play. When winter arrives, Grasshopper struggles to find food and seeks help from Ant. Ant, who has prepared well, agrees to help Grasshopper, highlighting the moral that there are times to work and times to play.

What was Grasshopper's favorite activity?

• Collecting food

• Flying south

• Playing the fiddle

• Building a shelter

What did Grasshopper accidentally do to Ant's grain?

• Scattered it

• Buried it

• Ate it all

• Burned it

What was Ant's main concern about the upcoming season?

• The wind

• The rain

• The summer

• The winter

What did Grasshopper plan to do if it got too cold?

• Build a fire

• Ask Ant for help

• Hibernate

• Migrate to a warmer place

What happened when winter arrived?

• Grasshopper went south

• Ant ran out of food

• The ground was covered in snow

• Grasshopper found plenty of food

How did Grasshopper feel during the winter?

• Warm and cozy

• Bored and tired

• Hungry and cold

• Excited and happy

What did Grasshopper offer Ant in exchange for food?

• To clean Ant's house

• To build a shelter

• To sing and play music

• To help gather more food

What was Ant's response to Grasshopper's request for food?

• I don't have enough for both of us

• No, I have no food to spare

• Yes, I will help you

• Only if you work for me

What is the moral of the story?

• Work hard and never play

• Always play and never work

• There are times to work and times to play

• Only the strong survive

What lesson did Grasshopper learn by the end of the story?

• To ignore the weather

• To prepare for the future

• To never stop playing

• To always rely on others