The Wind and the Sun Contest

In the tale 'The Wind and the Sun', the wind and the sun argue over who is more powerful. They decide to have a contest to see who can remove a man's jacket first. The wind tries using forceful gusts and cold weather, but the man only holds onto his jacket tighter. The sun, however, uses warmth and gentleness, causing the man to remove his jacket willingly. The story concludes with the moral that warmth and gentleness can achieve more than strength and force.

What were the wind and the sun arguing about?

• Who is the most powerful

• Who is the loudest

• Who is the fastest

• Who is the brightest

What did the wind claim it could do?

• Cook an egg on pavement

• Blow trees to the ground

• Dry up a lake

• Melt snow on mountains

What was the challenge between the wind and the sun?

• To create a storm

• To make it rain

• To remove a man's jacket

• To shine the brightest

How did the man react to the wind's cold gust?

• He opened an umbrella

• He ran away

• He zipped up his jacket

• He took off his jacket

What did the wind do after failing to remove the jacket?

• It stopped blowing

• It made it rain

• It blew harder

• It created a tornado

What was the first thing the sun did to stop the snow?

• Shined brightly

• Pulled the clouds apart

• Increased the temperature

• Made it rain

How did the man feel as the sun increased the temperature?

• Cold

• Hot

• Comfortable

• Sleepy

What did the man do after feeling the sun's warmth?

• Put on a hat

• Removed his jacket

• Opened an umbrella

• Went indoors

What did the sun prove by winning the contest?

• Force is always necessary

• Gentleness can be more effective

• Power is everything

• Strength is more important

What is the moral of the story?

• Always be strong

• Force is the best solution

• Gentleness can achieve more than force

• Power is everything