Understanding Fables and Their Lessons

The video contains three stories: 'The Goose That Laid the Golden Eggs' where George and Mabel find a goose that lays golden eggs, but greed leads to losing it; 'The North Wind and the Sun' where a contest shows gentleness is more effective than force; and 'The Merchant and the Donkey' where a donkey learns not to play tricks as it backfires.

What was the initial reaction of George and Mabel upon discovering the golden egg?

• They were overjoyed and relieved.

• They ignored the egg.

• They were worried about the winter.

• They decided to sell the goose.

What lesson does George learn from the goose incident?

• Animals should not be trusted.

• Greed can lead to loss.

• Wealth is not important.

• Hard work always pays off.

What is the main theme of 'The Goose That Laid the Golden Eggs'?

• The dangers of greed.

• The value of hard work.

• The unpredictability of nature.

• The importance of patience.

How does the North Wind try to make the man remove his coat?

• By blowing hard.

• By offering him a gift.

• By blowing gently.

• By asking him politely.

What strategy does the Sun use to win the contest against the North Wind?

• The Sun uses warmth and gentleness.

• The Sun uses a rainstorm.

• The Sun uses a strong wind.

• The Sun uses force.

What does the North Wind learn from the contest with the Sun?

• Gentleness can be more effective than force.

• The man was too stubborn.

• Strength is always the best solution.

• The Sun is weaker than the North Wind.

What is the moral of 'The North Wind and the Sun'?

• The Sun is stronger than the North Wind.

• The weather is unpredictable.

• Gentleness and warmth can achieve more than force.

• Brute force is always the best approach.

What happens when the donkey falls into the stream the first time?

• The load becomes lighter.

• The donkey gets injured.

• The load becomes heavier.

• The merchant is happy.

How does the merchant outsmart the donkey?

• By using bags of sponges.

• By using heavier bags.

• By crossing a different stream.

• By tying the donkey tightly.

What lesson does the donkey learn by the end of the story?

• Salt is valuable.

• Merchants are untrustworthy.

• Trickery can backfire.

• Streams are dangerous.