Swami and the Snake's Dilemma

In a jungle, Swami the frog is humiliated by others. To teach them a lesson, he befriends a snake, hoping it will eat his enemies. However, the snake starts eating all frogs, including Swami's family. Realizing his mistake, Swami tricks the snake and escapes. The story teaches the importance of thinking before acting.

What was the main reason Swami was upset?

• He was hungry.

• He was often humiliated by other frogs.

• He wanted to leave the well.

• He was afraid of the jungle.

What did Swami decide to do to teach the other frogs a lesson?

• Complain to the king of the jungle.

• Hide from the other frogs.

• Make friends with a powerful animal.

• Leave the well and never return.

Who did Swami meet outside the well?

• A tiger

• A lion

• An eagle

• A snake

What was Swami's plan with the snake?

• To leave the well together.

• To find food for the snake.

• To use the snake to eliminate his enemies.

• To scare the other frogs away.

How did the other frogs react when they saw the snake?

• They ignored the snake.

• They left the well immediately.

• They tried to fight the snake.

• They were scared and saw their death.

What did the snake start doing every day?

• Eating two to three frogs.

• Searching for food outside the well.

• Helping Swami find food.

• Sleeping in the well.

What did Swami realize about the snake's actions?

• The snake wanted to leave the well.

• The snake was not dangerous.

• The snake was also eating his relatives.

• The snake was only eating his enemies.

What plan did Swami come up with to save his life?

• To hide from the snake.

• To leave the well and never return.

• To bring more frogs from another well.

• To fight the snake.

How did Swami escape from the well?

• He swam out of the well.

• He asked for help from other animals.

• He tricked the snake and ran away.

• He fought the snake.

What is the moral of the story?

• Never leave your home.

• Revenge is sweet.

• Think before taking any action.

• Always trust your friends.