Understanding Bravery and Guidance

Simba is reprimanded by his father for disobedience and putting Nala in danger. His father explains that true bravery is not seeking trouble but facing fear when necessary. They bond over shared fears, and Simba learns that the great kings of the past are always there to guide him, symbolized by the stars.

Why was Simba's father disappointed in him?

• Simba disobeyed his father and put Nala in danger.

• Simba forgot to do his chores.

• Simba lost a race to Nala.

• Simba didn't listen to Nala's advice.

What does Simba's father say about being brave?

• Bravery means always seeking adventure.

• Bravery is acting when necessary, not seeking trouble.

• Bravery is about being the strongest.

• Bravery is about never being scared.

What emotion did Simba's father admit to feeling?

• Joy

• Fear

• Confusion

• Anger

What advice does Simba's father give about feeling alone?

• Sing a song.

• Write in a journal.

• Look at the stars and remember the great kings are there to guide you.

• Talk to your friends.

Who does Simba's father say looks down from the stars?

• The great kings of the past

• The animals of the jungle

• The stars themselves

• The clouds