Moral Lessons from a Story

The video tells two stories about honesty and integrity. In the first story, a boy steals mangoes, thinking no one is watching, but learns from his father that God sees all actions. In the second story, during a famine, a farmer attempts to steal wheat but is reminded by his son that God is always watching. Both stories emphasize the importance of doing the right thing, even when no one is watching.

What did the boy initially think when he saw the mango tree?

• He should ignore the tree.

• He should pluck some mangoes.

• He should tell his friends.

• He should ask for permission.

Why did the boy's father disapprove of his actions?

• Because stealing is wrong, even if unseen.

• Because the boy didn't share the mangoes.

• Because the mangoes were not ripe.

• Because the boy didn't bring enough mangoes.

What lesson did the father teach the boy about actions?

• God is always watching our actions.

• Only good actions are noticed by others.

• It's okay to steal if you're hungry.

• Actions are only wrong if someone sees them.

During the famine, what did the father plan to do?

• Move to another village.

• Ask neighbors for food.

• Plant more crops.

• Steal wheat from the field.

How did the son react when his father was about to steal wheat?

• He helped his father.

• He ignored his father.

• He ran away.

• He reminded his father about God's watch.

What was the son's role during the father's temptation?

• He was supposed to help steal.

• He was supposed to keep watch.

• He was supposed to gather more wheat.

• He was supposed to distract others.

What realization did the father have after his son's reminder?

• That he should find another field.

• That he should always do the right thing.

• That stealing is sometimes necessary.

• That no one was actually watching.

What did the father decide after realizing his mistake?

• To move to a new village.

• To never do anything wrong again.

• To ignore his son's advice.

• To steal from another field.

What moral lesson is emphasized in the story?

• Stealing is acceptable if no one sees.

• It's okay to steal during a famine.

• God's presence means we should always act rightly.

• Only visible actions matter.

How did the father's perspective change by the end of the story?

• He realized the importance of honesty.

• He decided to ignore his son's advice.

• He thought stealing was justified.

• He became more determined to steal.