The Proud Deer and the Kind Tiger

Who is the proud animal in the story?

• Peacock

• Sparrow

• Elephant

• Lion

What does the deer think about itself?

• The deer feels it is invisible to predators.

• The deer believes it is clumsy and slow.

• The deer thinks it is graceful and alert.

• The deer thinks it is the king of the forest.

How does the tiger behave in the story?

• The tiger acts with kindness and compassion.

• The tiger is friendly and playful.

• The tiger behaves with cunning and ferocity.

• The tiger shows fear and hesitation.

What does the deer say to the tiger?

• Let's be friends!

• Why are you so striped?

• Please don't eat me!

• I am faster than you!

Is the deer friendly or unfriendly?

• curious

• sociable

• unfriendly

• playful

What kind of animal is the tiger?

• A tiger is a herbivorous reptile.

• A tiger is an omnivorous bird.

• A tiger is a carnivorous fish.

• A tiger is a carnivorous mammal.

Why does the deer call the tiger ugly?

• The deer thinks the tiger is too big.

• The deer is trying to impress other animals.

• The deer calls the tiger ugly to assert itself and deter the predator.

• The deer wants to make friends with the tiger.

What lesson can we learn from the deer's behavior?

• Ignore potential threats in the environment.

• Act recklessly without caution.

• Trust others to keep you safe.

• Stay vigilant and aware of your surroundings.

Do you think the tiger is really ugly? Why or why not?

• Tigers are the ugliest animals in the jungle.

• The tiger is somewhat ugly.

• No, the tiger is not really ugly.

• Yes, the tiger is very ugly.

How would you feel if someone called you ugly?

• I would feel flattered and confident.

• I would feel indifferent and laugh it off.

• I would feel angry and confront them.

• I would feel hurt and insecure.