The Tale of the Lumberjack

A lumberjack, ignoring his grandmother's pleas, cuts down sacred trees, including a cherished orange tree. He faces supernatural consequences, with trees turning into arms of men accusing him. Desperate, he pleads for salvation, promising never to harm trees again. A green tree saves him, and he transforms into a gardener, seeking redemption.

What did the lumberjack's grandmother always tell him?

• To plant more trees

• To work harder

• To have mercy on the trees

• To be careful with the axe

Which tree did the lumberjack cut down that was significant to his grandmother?

• A maple tree

• A cherry tree

• A pine tree

• An orange tree

What unusual event occurred when the lumberjack cut down the sacred tree?

• It caught fire

• It bled

• It grew back instantly

• It turned to stone

What did the lumberjack see as he ran away from the trees he had cut down?

• The trees growing back

• The trees catching fire

• The trees turning into animals

• The trees turning into men with raised arms

What did the lumberjack encounter that made him stop running?

• A mountain

• A river

• A desert

• A forest

What did the lumberjack promise in his plea for salvation?

• To plant new trees

• To leave the forest

• To build a bridge

• To never cut another tree

How was the lumberjack saved from drowning?

• A tree branch extended to him

• A fisherman rescued him

• He found a boat

• He swam to shore

What did the lumberjack do after being saved?

• He left the forest

• He became a farmer

• He built a house

• He became a gardener

What did the lumberjack do to his axe after being saved?

• He threw it away

• He kept it as a reminder

• He gave it to someone else

• He broke it

What was the lumberjack's new profession?

• A gardener

• A carpenter

• A blacksmith

• A fisherman