Jack and the Wolf: Lessons Learned

The story of 'The Boy Who Cried Wolf' follows Jack, a shepherd boy who repeatedly tricks villagers into thinking a wolf is attacking the sheep. When a real wolf appears, the villagers ignore his cries for help, leading to the loss of some sheep. Jack learns the importance of honesty and trust, and the villagers eventually forgive him. The story emphasizes the consequences of lying and the value of being trustworthy.

What was Jack's responsibility in the village?

• To guard the village gates

• To take care of the sheep

• To plant crops

• To collect water

Why did Jack first cry 'wolf'?

• He wanted to have fun

• He saw a real wolf

• He needed help

• He was scared

How did the villagers react to Jack's first false alarm?

• They ignored him

• They laughed with him

• They rewarded him

• They were unhappy and scolded him

What did Jack do the day after his first prank?

• He went to the market

• He stayed home

• He cried wolf again

• He apologized to the villagers

What was the villagers' reaction to Jack's second prank?

• They ignored him

• They helped him again

• They were amused

• They were even more upset

What was different about Jack's third cry of 'wolf'?

• Jack was joking

• The villagers came to help

• A real wolf appeared

• The villagers believed him

Why did the villagers not help Jack when the real wolf came?

• They didn't hear him

• They thought it was another prank

• They were tired

• They were busy

What happened to the sheep when the real wolf came?

• They were saved by the villagers

• They ran away safely

• Some were caught by the wolf

• They were protected by Jack

What lesson did Jack learn from his experience?

• That honesty and trust are important

• That pranks are fun

• That wolves are dangerous

• That villagers are unhelpful

How did the villagers respond after Jack learned his lesson?

• They punished him

• They moved away

• They forgave him and helped with the sheep

• They ignored him