Exploring Aesop's Fable: The Sun and the Wind

In this story, the wind and the sun argue over who is stronger. They decide to test their strength by seeing who can make a man remove his jacket. The wind blows hard, but the man only holds his jacket tighter. When the sun shines brightly, the man becomes hot and takes off his jacket, proving the sun's strength. The wind learns a lesson about showing off.

Who challenged the other to prove who was stronger?

• None of the above

• The Man

• The Wind

• The Sun

What was the challenge about?

• Making the man shout

• Making the man run

• Making the man take off his jacket

• Making the man sing

How did the Wind try to make the man remove his jacket?

• By snowing

• By whispering

• By blowing hard

• By raining

What was the man's reaction to the Wind's blowing?

• He ignored the wind

• He took off his jacket

• He started running

• He held his jacket tighter

Why did the Wind stop blowing?

• It got tired

• The man asked it to stop

• It won the challenge

• It was night time

What strategy did the Sun use to make the man take off his jacket?

• It started snowing

• It rained heavily

• It shone brightly

• It became cloudy

How did the man react to the Sun's heat?

• He put on another jacket

• He started dancing

• He took off his jacket

• He used an umbrella

What was the outcome of the challenge?

• The Wind won

• The Sun won

• The challenge was cancelled

• It was a tie

How did the Wind feel after losing the challenge?

• Embarrassed

• Indifferent

• Proud

• Happy

What did the Wind do after feeling embarrassed?

• It blew away

• It apologized

• It laughed

• It cried