Learning from Tofu's Experience and the Fisherman's Story

Tofu relies on his friend Bill to do his homework in exchange for chocolates. When Bill falls sick, Tofu struggles to complete his assignments and faces punishment from his teacher, Miss Elli. Tia tells Tofu a story about a lazy beggar who learns the value of hard work and patience from a kind fisherman. Inspired by the story, Tofu realizes the importance of taking responsibility for his own work.

What does Tofu offer Bill in exchange for doing his science project?

• A video game

• A book

• Chocolates

• A new toy

Why is Bill unable to help Tofu with his homework?

• He is on sick leave

• He moved to another city

• He is busy with his own work

• He is on vacation

What is Tofu's punishment for not bringing his math workbook?

• Writing an apology letter

• Extra math exercises

• Detention after school

• Cleaning the classroom

What lesson does Tia want to teach Tofu with the story of the lazy beggar?

• The value of hard work

• The need for friendship

• The joy of giving

• The importance of sharing

What does the fisherman do every day?

• Travel to different towns

• Teach others to fish

• Work hard and sell fish

• Beg for food

What does the fisherman ask the beggar to do by the river?

• Build a boat

• Catch fish with a net

• Clean the riverbank

• Sing a song

How does the beggar feel when he sees the fish in the net?

• Confused

• Disappointed

• Angry

• Excited

What does the beggar learn from the fisherman?

• Patience is unnecessary

• Hard work pays off

• Begging is better

• Fishing is easy

What does Tofu realize after hearing the story?

• He should continue asking for help

• He should find another friend to help

• He should work hard himself

• He should give up on homework

What does Tofu learn about responsibility?

• It can be avoided

• It is someone else's job

• It is important for learning

• It is unnecessary