NARRATIVE TEXT EXCERCISE

What lesson can be learned from the story 'The Boy Who Cried Wolf'?

• Animals should not be trusted

• People always help when asked

• Lying can make people lose trust

• Wolves are dangerous animals

• The villagers are not smart

Why did the villagers stop believing the boy?

• He is always alone

• They are bored with his jokes

• He has lied too many times before

• Wolves never attack

• The boy ran away

What is a better way for the child to entertain themselves than to lie?

• Sleep all day

• Tell more lies

• Talk to sheep

• Play music or read books

• Move to another village

How does the behavior of the child affect the entire village?

• It makes them stronger

• They stop helping others

• They ignore real dangers

• They become hunters

• They move away

If the villagers believe the child again, what might happen?

• They will catch the wolf

• The child will lie again

• The sheep will be saved

• The wolf will not return

• The child will leave the village

What can the child do to regain the trust of the villagers?

• Lie better

• Apologize and start being honest from now on

• Stop taking care of the sheep

• Act as if nothing happened

• Move to another village

Which of the following best describes the role of the wolf in the story?

• Main character

• Antagonist who punishes dishonesty

• Victim of lies

• Symbol of friendship

• Protector of sheep

How does the ending of the story highlight the consequences of dishonesty?

• It rewards the child

• It shows the villagers forgiving him

• It results in real loss and regret

• It promotes lying in moderation

• It teaches patience

If you are one of the villagers, how would you respond after the third shout for help?

• Trust him once again

• Ignore him

• Talk to his parents

• Contact the police

• Join him in his joke

Which sentence best summarizes the moral of the story?

• Always ask for help when needed

• Laughter is the best medicine

• Once trust is lost, it is hard to regain

• Wolves are a danger to society

• Children should not tend sheep