Bat's Loyalty and Team Choices

In this fable, a bat faces a dilemma of choosing between two teams, the birds and the beasts, for a basketball game. Initially, he joins the birds but switches to the beasts when the game turns against him. This lack of loyalty leads to his exclusion from both teams, teaching the lesson that divided loyalty results in isolation.

What is the main theme of the fable 'The Bat, Birds, and Beasts'?

• Honesty

• Friendship

• Courage

• Loyalty

What unique advantage does Bat have in the game?

• He can fly and swim

• He has wings and fur

• He is very strong

• He is very fast

Why did Bat initially choose to join the birds?

• He liked the birds' strategy

• He thought he would have more game time

• He wanted to be with his friends

• He was afraid of the beasts

What was the birds' strategy in the game?

• Passing the ball quickly

• Swooping down on the hoop

• Blocking the beasts

• Shooting from a distance

What prompted Bat to switch teams during the game?

• He was not getting enough playtime

• He was injured

• He was tired

• He wanted to win

How did the beasts react when they realized Bat had switched teams?

• They welcomed him

• They ignored him

• They were confused

• They were angry

What did Snake say about Bat's divided loyalty?

• It was a smart move

• It was a mistake

• It was understandable

• It was brave

What was the consequence of Bat's divided loyalty?

• He was praised

• He was given a second chance

• He was allowed to play

• He was left alone

What lesson does the fable teach about loyalty?

• Loyalty is only for friends

• Loyalty leads to acceptance

• Loyalty can be divided

• Loyalty is not important

Where did Bat go after being rejected by both teams?

• To the beasts

• To another game

• To a cave

• To the birds