Lessons from Two Goats at the Bridge

The story follows two stubborn goats who repeatedly clash on a narrow bridge, each refusing to yield. Their stubbornness leads to both falling into the river twice. Eventually, one goat suggests a cooperative approach, allowing the other to pass first, leading to a successful crossing. The tale highlights the importance of communication and cooperation over conflict.

What are the notable characteristics of the first goat?

• He is lazy and slow.

• He is able and strong with sharp horns.

• He is weak and timid.

• He is small and gentle.

What did the first goat see on the other side of the bridge?

• A river

• A mountain

• A forest

• More weeds to eat

What was the second goat doing before reaching the bridge?

• Smelling flowers

• Eating weeds

• Running

• Sleeping

What happened when the goats first tried to cross the bridge?

• One goat crossed while the other waited.

• They both crossed successfully.

• They decided to go back.

• They both fell into the river.

How did the goats react when they met again at the bridge after a few days?

• They greeted each other politely.

• They ignored each other.

• They decided to share the bridge.

• They started fighting again.

What was the first goat's new approach during their final encounter?

• To jump over the second goat

• To block the bridge

• To let the second goat pass first

• To fight harder

What did the second goat think of the first goat's suggestion?

• It was confusing.

• It was a wonderful idea.

• It was unnecessary.

• It was a terrible idea.

What is the main lesson the goats learned?

• Patience and communication are important.

• Ignoring problems makes them go away.

• Fighting is always the solution.

• Being stubborn is good.

What happens when you argue and fight according to the story?

• You always win.

• You lose sight of what is right.

• You make new friends.

• You become stronger.

What should you do to ensure everyone wins and feels great?

• Fight for your rights.

• Ignore others.

• Listen and communicate.

• Always go first.