The Tale of the Parakeet King

In a forest, a flock of parkit birds led by a king lives peacefully until a hunter sets a trap. The parkits pretend to be dead to escape, but the king stays behind to save his flock. He entertains the hunter and is later sold to a human king. Unhappy in captivity, he falls ill and is released, reuniting with his flock and living happily in the forest again.

What was the initial setting of the story?

• A bustling city

• A snowy mountain

• A vast desert

• A serene forest

What did the hunter do upon entering the forest?

• He planted trees

• He built a shelter

• He set up traps

• He started a fire

How did the parakeets plan to escape the trap?

• By pretending to be dead

• By flying away immediately

• By singing loudly

• By digging a tunnel

What did the parakeet king offer the hunter in exchange for his flock's safety?

• A golden feather

• A magical song

• His companionship

• A treasure map

Why did the human king want the parakeet king?

• For his strength

• For his wisdom

• For his ability to sing

• For his colorful feathers

What happened to the parakeet king in the human king's palace?

• He made new friends

• He learned to dance

• He fell ill

• He became very happy

What was the human king's reaction to the parakeet king's illness?

• He sought a doctor

• He gave him more food

• He released the parakeet king

• He ignored it

Where did the parakeet king go after being released?

• To another kingdom

• To the top of the trees

• To a distant island

• To a nearby village

What did the parakeet king do after reaching the treetops?

• He went to sleep

• He sang loudly

• He built a nest

• He searched for food

What was the outcome for the parakeet king and his flock?

• They were captured again

• They lived happily in the forest

• They moved to a new forest

• They became famous