THE NARRATIVE TEXT & PAST EVENT EXERCISE

Mouse Deer And Crocodile

One hot day, Mouse Deer wanted to eat some fresh fruits on the other side of the river. But the river was full of crocodiles, and mouse deer knew they would eat him if he tried to swim across.

He thought for a while, then came upwith a clever idea. He called out, "Hey Crocodile! I have a message from the King of the forest for all the crocodiles."

Curious, the crocodiles came to the surface. "What is the message?" asked the biggest crocodile. "The King wants to invite all of you to a grand feast," Mouse deer said. "But first, he needs to know how many crocodiles live in this river. please line up from this side to the other side so I can count you."

The crocodiles, feeling honored by the King's invitation, quickly line up across the river.Mouse deer jumped onto the first crocodile's back and shouted, "One!" Then he hopped to the next crocodile, saying, "Two!" He kept counting as hes stepped on their backs, one by one, until he reached the other side of the river.

From the safety of the river bank. Mouse deer laughed and said, "Thank you, Crocodiles! You have helped me cross the river. But there is no feast-ha ha ha!

The crocodiles roared in anger, but Mouse deer had already disappeared into the forest to enjoy the sweet fruits.

Who is the main character in the story ?

• The King of the forest

• Crocodile

• Mouse deer

• Rabbit

• Lion

Mouse Deer And Crocodile

One hot day, Mouse Deer wanted to eat some fresh fruits on the other side of the river. But the river was full of crocodiles, and mouse deer knew they would eat him if he tried to swim across.

He thought for a while, then came upwith a clever idea. He called out, "Hey Crocodile! I have a message from the King of the forest for all the crocodiles."

Curious, the crocodiles came to the surface. "What is the message?" asked the biggest crocodile. "The King wants to invite all of you to a grand feast," Mouse deer said. "But first, he needs to know how many crocodiles live in this river. please line up from this side to the other side so I can count you."

The crocodiles, feeling honored by the King's invitation, quickly line up across the river.Mouse deer jumped onto the first crocodile's back and shouted, "One!" Then he hopped to the next crocodile, saying, "Two!" He kept counting as hes stepped on their backs, one by one, until he reached the other side of the river.

From the safety of the river bank. Mouse deer laughed and said, "Thank you, Crocodiles! You have helped me cross the river. But there is no feast-ha ha ha!

The crocodiles roared in anger, but Mouse deer had already disappeared into the forest to enjoy the sweet fruits.

Where did Mouse deer want to go ?

• To the forest behind him

• To the river

• To the crocodiles' home

• To the King's palace

• To the other side of the river

Mouse Deer And Crocodile

One hot day, Mouse Deer wanted to eat some fresh fruits on the other side of the river. But the river was full of crocodiles, and mouse deer knew they would eat him if he tried to swim across.

He thought for a while, then came upwith a clever idea. He called out, "Hey Crocodile! I have a message from the King of the forest for all the crocodiles."

Curious, the crocodiles came to the surface. "What is the message?" asked the biggest crocodile. "The King wants to invite all of you to a grand feast," Mouse deer said. "But first, he needs to know how many crocodiles live in this river. Please line up from this side to the other side so I can count you."

The crocodiles, feeling honored by the King's invitation, quickly line up across the river.Mouse deer jumped onto the first crocodile's back and shouted, "One!" Then he hopped to the next crocodile, saying, "Two!" He kept counting as hes stepped on their backs, one by one, until he reached the other side of the river.

From the safety of the river bank. Mouse deer laughed and said, "Thank you, Crocodiles! You have helped me cross the river. But there is no feast-ha ha ha!

The crocodiles roared in anger, but Mouse deer had already disappeared into the forest to enjoy the sweet fruits.

Why couldn't Mouse deer swim across directly?

• He was afraid the water

• The current was too strong

• The water was too cold

• The crocodiles would eat him

• The river was too deep

Mouse Deer And Crocodile

One hot day, Mouse Deer wanted to eat some fresh fruits on the other side of the river. But the river was full of crocodiles, and mouse deer knew they would eat him if he tried to swim across.

He thought for a while, then came upwith a clever idea. He called out, "Hey Crocodile! I have a message from the King of the forest for all the crocodiles."

Curious, the crocodiles came to the surface. "What is the message?" asked the biggest crocodile. "The King wants to invite all of you to a grand feast," Mouse deer said. "But first, he needs to know how many crocodiles live in this river. Please line up from this side to the other side so I can count you."

The crocodiles, feeling honored by the King's invitation, quickly line up across the river.Mouse deer jumped onto the first crocodile's back and shouted, "One!" Then he hopped to the next crocodile, saying, "Two!" He kept counting as hes stepped on their backs, one by one, until he reached the other side of the river.

From the safety of the river bank. Mouse deer laughed and said, "Thank you, Crocodiles! You have helped me cross the river. But there is no feast-ha ha ha!

The crocodiles roared in anger, but Mouse deer had already disappeared into the forest to enjoy the sweet fruits.

How did Mouse deer get the crocodiles to line up?

• He offered them food

• he threatened them

• He told them the King wanted to count them

• He promised to build a bridge

• He pretended to be a crocodile

Mouse Deer And Crocodile

One hot day, Mouse Deer wanted to eat some fresh fruits on the other side of the river. But the river was full of crocodiles, and mouse deer knew they would eat him if he tried to swim across.

He thought for a while, then came upwith a clever idea. He called out, "Hey Crocodile! I have a message from the King of the forest for all the crocodiles."

Curious, the crocodiles came to the surface. "What is the message?" asked the biggest crocodile. "The King wants to invite all of you to a grand feast," Mouse deer said. "But first, he needs to know how many crocodiles live in this river. Please line up from this side to the other side so I can count you."

The crocodiles, feeling honored by the King's invitation, quickly line up across the river.Mouse deer jumped onto the first crocodile's back and shouted, "One!" Then he hopped to the next crocodile, saying, "Two!" He kept counting as hes stepped on their backs, one by one, until he reached the other side of the river.

From the safety of the river bank. Mouse deer laughed and said, "Thank you, Crocodiles! You have helped me cross the river. But there is no feast-ha ha ha!

The crocodiles roared in anger, but Mouse deer had already disappeared into the forest to enjoy the sweet fruits.

What did Mouse deer do while counting the crocodiles?

• Threw stones in the river

• Stepped on their backs to cross

• Take a nap

• Sang a song

• Feed them fruits

Mouse Deer And Crocodile

One hot day, Mouse Deer wanted to eat some fresh fruits on the other side of the river. But the river was full of crocodiles, and mouse deer knew they would eat him if he tried to swim across.

He thought for a while, then came upwith a clever idea. He called out, "Hey Crocodile! I have a message from the King of the forest for all the crocodiles."

Curious, the crocodiles came to the surface. "What is the message?" asked the biggest crocodile. "The King wants to invite all of you to a grand feast," Mouse deer said. "But first, he needs to know how many crocodiles live in this river. Please line up from this side to the other side so I can count you."

The crocodiles, feeling honored by the King's invitation, quickly line up across the river.Mouse deer jumped onto the first crocodile's back and shouted, "One!" Then he hopped to the next crocodile, saying, "Two!" He kept counting as hes stepped on their backs, one by one, until he reached the other side of the river.

From the safety of the river bank. Mouse deer laughed and said, "Thank you, Crocodiles! You have helped me cross the river. But there is no feast-ha ha ha!

The crocodiles roared in anger, but Mouse deer had already disappeared into the forest to enjoy the sweet fruits.

What did Mouse deer do after reaching safety?

• Laughed and ate fruits

• Told the crocodiles the truth

• Ran back to the river

• Called the King

• Jumped into the water

Mouse Deer And Crocodile

One hot day, Mouse Deer wanted to eat some fresh fruits on the other side of the river. But the river was full of crocodiles, and mouse deer knew they would eat him if he tried to swim across.

He thought for a while, then came upwith a clever idea. He called out, "Hey Crocodile! I have a message from the King of the forest for all the crocodiles."

Curious, the crocodiles came to the surface. "What is the message?" asked the biggest crocodile. "The King wants to invite all of you to a grand feast," Mouse deer said. "But first, he needs to know how many crocodiles live in this river. please line up from this side to the other side so I can count you."

The crocodiles, feeling honored by the King's invitation, quickly line up across the river.Mouse deer jumped onto the first crocodile's back and shouted, "One!" Then he hopped to the next crocodile, saying, "Two!" He kept counting as hes stepped on their backs, one by one, until he reached the other side of the river.

From the safety of the river bank. Mouse deer laughed and said, "Thank you, Crocodiles! You have helped me cross the river. But there is no feast-ha ha ha!

The crocodiles roared in anger, but Mouse deer had already disappeared into the forest to enjoy the sweet fruits.

What is the moral value of the story ?

• Intelligence can help you escape danger

• Crocodiles are dangerous animals

• Fruits are healthy for aanimals

• Always believe what others say

• It is fun to play tricks on friends

Mouse Deer And Crocodile

One hot day, Mouse Deer wanted to eat some fresh fruits on the other side of the river. But the river was full of crocodiles, and mouse deer knew they would eat him if he tried to swim across.

He thought for a while, then came upwith a clever idea. He called out, "Hey Crocodile! I have a message from the King of the forest for all the crocodiles."

Curious, the crocodiles came to the surface. "What is the message?" asked the biggest crocodile. "The King wants to invite all of you to a grand feast," Mouse deer said. "But first, he needs to know how many crocodiles live in this river. please line up from this side to the other side so I can count you."

The crocodiles, feeling honored by the King's invitation, quickly line up across the river.Mouse deer jumped onto the first crocodile's back and shouted, "One!" Then he hopped to the next crocodile, saying, "Two!" He kept counting as hes stepped on their backs, one by one, until he reached the other side of the river.

From the safety of the river bank. Mouse deer laughed and said, "Thank you, Crocodiles! You have helped me cross the river. But there is no feast-ha ha ha!

The crocodiles roared in anger, but Mouse deer had already disappeared into the forest to enjoy the sweet fruits.

The story of "Mouse deer And Crocodile" is an example of ......

• A fable

• A legend

• A fiction

• A horor

• A ballad

Mouse Deer And Crocodile

One hot day, Mouse Deer wanted to eat some fresh fruits on the other side of the river. But the river was full of crocodiles, and mouse deer knew they would eat him if he tried to swim across.

He thought for a while, then came upwith a clever idea. He called out, "Hey Crocodile! I have a message from the King of the forest for all the crocodiles."

Curious, the crocodiles came to the surface. "What is the message?" asked the biggest crocodile. "The King wants to invite all of you to a grand feast," Mouse deer said. "But first, he needs to know how many crocodiles live in this river. please line up from this side to the other side so I can count you."

The crocodiles, feeling honored by the King's invitation, quickly line up across the river.Mouse deer jumped onto the first crocodile's back and shouted, "One!" Then he hopped to the next crocodile, saying, "Two!" He kept counting as hes stepped on their backs, one by one, until he reached the other side of the river.

From the safety of the river bank. Mouse deer laughed and said, "Thank you, Crocodiles! You have helped me cross the river. But there is no feast-ha ha ha!

The crocodiles roared in anger, but Mouse deer had already disappeared into the forest to enjoy the sweet fruits.

Which of this statement os not in the story?

• A long line crocodiles

• A grand feast

• Fresh fruits

• A king of the forest

• A bridge across the river

Mouse Deer And Crocodile

One hot day, Mouse Deer wanted to eat some fresh fruits on the other side of the river. But the river was full of crocodiles, and mouse deer knew they would eat him if he tried to swim across.

He thought for a while, then came upwith a clever idea. He called out, "Hey Crocodile! I have a message from the King of the forest for all the crocodiles."

Curious, the crocodiles came to the surface. "What is the message?" asked the biggest crocodile. "The King wants to invite all of you to a grand feast," Mouse deer said. "But first, he needs to know how many crocodiles live in this river. please line up from this side to the other side so I can count you."

The crocodiles, feeling honored by the King's invitation, quickly line up across the river.Mouse deer jumped onto the first crocodile's back and shouted, "One!" Then he hopped to the next crocodile, saying, "Two!" He kept counting as hes stepped on their backs, one by one, until he reached the other side of the river.

From the safety of the river bank. Mouse deer laughed and said, "Thank you, Crocodiles! You have helped me cross the river. But there is no feast-ha ha ha!

The crocodiles roared in anger, but Mouse deer had already disappeared into the forest to enjoy the sweet fruits.

Which word in the story means "to make someone believe something that is not true?

• Count

• Feast

• Trick

• Invite

• Cross