Crocodile's Transformation and Friendship

The story of a selfish crocodile who refuses to share his river with other creatures. One day, he suffers from a toothache, and a brave mouse helps him by removing the bad tooth. Grateful, the crocodile befriends the mouse and invites all creatures to share the river, leading to a harmonious coexistence.

What was the main reason the crocodile was considered selfish?

• He didn't allow other creatures to use the river.

• He was always angry.

• He lived alone.

• He ate all the fish in the river.

Why did the forest creatures avoid the river initially?

• They feared the crocodile.

• There were no fish.

• It was too deep.

• The water was dirty.

How did the forest creatures initially react to the crocodile's pain?

• They were curious but cautious.

• They ignored him.

• They immediately helped him.

• They laughed at him.

What did the mouse do to help the crocodile?

• Gave him medicine.

• Removed a thorn from his foot.

• Pulled out a bad tooth.

• Sang a song to calm him.

What did the mouse find inside the crocodile's mouth?

• A shiny pebble.

• A fish bone.

• A bad tooth.

• A piece of wood.

What was the initial reaction of the creatures when the mouse approached the crocodile?

• They ran away.

• They laughed.

• They were silent.

• They cheered.

What did the crocodile offer the mouse as a token of gratitude?

• A shiny stone.

• A juicy nut.

• A piece of meat.

• A place to live.

How did the crocodile feel after the mouse helped him?

• Hungry

• Relieved

• Sleepy

• Angry

What change did the crocodile make after becoming friends with the mouse?

• He left the river.

• He invited other animals to the river.

• He became a vegetarian.

• He built a dam.

What did the crocodile promise to the other animals?

• To find more food.

• To share the river.

• To leave the forest.

• To protect them.