Lessons from the Grasshopper and Ants

In a grassy meadow, ants work diligently to gather food for winter, while a carefree grasshopper spends his time singing and relaxing. Despite the ants' warnings, the grasshopper ignores the need to prepare for the colder months. When winter arrives, the grasshopper finds himself cold and hungry, realizing too late the importance of hard work and preparation. He seeks help from the ants, but they refuse, teaching him a valuable lesson about the consequences of laziness and the importance of planning ahead.

What did the ants do all day long?

• Played music

• Rested in the shade

• Collected grains of wheat

• Sang songs

How did the grasshopper spend his days?

• Resting and singing

• Collecting food

• Helping the ants

• Working hard

What did the grasshopper do when an ant asked for help?

• Helped the ant

• Ignored the ant

• Sang a song

• Collected grains

What did the grasshopper suggest the ant do instead of working?

• Prepare for winter

• Help other ants

• Collect more food

• Rest and listen to his song

What season followed summer in the story?

• Spring

• Autumn

• Winter

• Rainy

What did the grasshopper realize when winter arrived?

• He had enough food

• He should have prepared for winter

• Winter would be easy

• The ants were wrong

What did the grasshopper do when he was cold and hungry?

• Sang songs

• Collected food

• Went to the ants for help

• Built a shelter

How did the ants respond to the grasshopper's plea for help?

• They turned him away

• They helped him

• They ignored him

• They gave him food

What lesson did the grasshopper learn by the end of the story?

• To sing more songs

• To work hard and prepare for the future

• To rest more

• To enjoy life

What did the ant say to the grasshopper when he asked for food?

• I will help you

• Let's sing together

• You should have prepared for winter

• Come in and eat