Exploring Aesop's Timeless Fables

The video introduces Aesop, a famous storyteller from ancient Greece, known for his fables that impart life lessons. It narrates four fables: 'The Grasshopper and the Ants' teaches the importance of planning ahead; 'The Tortoise and the Hare' emphasizes perseverance over arrogance; 'The Boy Who Cried Wolf' warns against dishonesty; and 'The Horse's Mistake' highlights the value of cooperation. These stories, though ancient, remain relevant as they reflect human behavior and its consequences.

Who was Aesop?

• A renowned Greek storyteller

• A famous Greek philosopher

• A Greek warrior

• A Greek king

What is the main lesson from 'The Grasshopper and the Ants'?

• Always be kind to others

• It's important to plan ahead

• Never trust strangers

• Enjoy life to the fullest

What did the grasshopper prefer to do instead of working?

• Read and write

• Travel and explore

• Sleep and eat

• Sing and play

What did the hare do during the race?

• Took a nap

• Ran steadily

• Got lost

• Asked for directions

What is the moral of 'The Tortoise and the Hare'?

• Slow and steady wins the race

• Always be prepared

• Never give up

• Fast and furious wins the race

Why did the villagers stop believing the shepherd in 'The Boy Who Cried Wolf'?

• He was not friendly

• He was too young

• He lied multiple times

• He was always late

What happened when a real wolf attacked the flock?

• No one believed the shepherd

• The villagers helped immediately

• The wolf ran away

• The shepherd fought the wolf alone

What did the horse refuse to do in 'The Horse's Mistake'?

• Follow the farmer

• Eat the wheat

• Help the donkey

• Climb the hill

What was the consequence for the horse's refusal to help?

• He was left behind

• He had to carry a heavier load

• He was punished by the farmer

• He got lost

What is the moral of 'The Horse's Mistake'?

• Plan for the future

• Work hard and play hard

• Cooperate with others

• Always be honest