The Tale of the Big-Headed Ant

The story follows a big-headed ant who feels sad due to teasing from her peers. Her grandmother advises her that what seems like a flaw can be a strength. The ant gets lost in the forest but is helped by a tree. Later, she and her friends save the tree from being cut down by a woodcutter. The story ends with a celebration and an interactive quiz for viewers.

Why did the other ants make fun of the big-headed ant?

• Because she had a big head

• Because she was very small

• Because she was very slow

• Because she had no friends

What advice did the grandmother give to the big-headed ant?

• To ignore the other ants

• To leave the colony

• To make new friends

• That a flaw can become a strength

What did the big-headed ant find in the forest?

• A cave

• A flower

• A tree

• A river

How did the tree help the big-headed ant?

• By giving her food

• By giving her a place to sleep

• By protecting her from the sun

• By showing her the way home

What did the ants do to save the tree?

• They moved it to a new location

• They watered it

• They tried to stop the lumberjack

• They built a fence around it

How did the big-headed ant stop the lumberjack?

• By hiding his axe

• By biting him

• By giving him a headbutt

• By calling for help

What did the ants do to celebrate their success?

• They went to sleep

• They danced around the tree

• They threw a party

• They had a big meal

What color was the grandmother's scarf?

• Blue

• Yellow

• Green

• Red

What shape was the stone where the big-headed ant had to turn right?

• Round

• Square

• Pear-shaped

• Heart-shaped

How many legs does the grandmother ant have?

• Four

• Ten

• Eight

• Six