Naveen and Praveen's Saving Habits

The video tells the story of twin brothers Naveen and Praveen, highlighting the importance of regular practice and saving. Naveen excels academically by prioritizing his studies, while Praveen learns the value of saving money over time. The story draws parallels with the fable of the ant and the grasshopper, emphasizing the need to prepare for the future. It concludes with a lesson on managing pocket money, illustrating how consistent saving can lead to achieving goals and financial stability.

What is the main difference between Naveen and Praveen's approach to studies?

• Naveen studies regularly, while Praveen plays all the time.

• Both study regularly but have different interests.

• Neither of them studies regularly.

• Praveen studies regularly, while Naveen plays all the time.

What does Praveen do with most of the coins he receives from his grandfather?

• Buys chocolates.

• Saves in a piggy bank.

• Spends on toys.

• Gives them to Naveen.

What did Praveen buy after saving for a year?

• A set of books.

• A new bicycle.

• A badminton racket.

• A video game.

What lesson does the story of the ant and the grasshopper teach us?

• Sharing is caring.

• Working hard is unnecessary.

• Saving for the future is crucial.

• It's important to have fun today.

What is the moral of the story involving Naveen and Praveen's spending habits?

• Spending on fun is more important than saving.

• It's better to borrow than to save.

• Saving regularly can help achieve goals.

• Spending money is better than saving.

What does the phrase 'Little drops of water make the mighty ocean' imply in the context of the story?

• Small savings can lead to significant wealth.

• Every drop of water is precious.

• Water conservation is important.

• Oceans are made of small drops.

In the hypothetical scenario, who continues to save their pocket money?

• Naveen

• Both

• Praveen

• Neither

Why does Naveen's balance not increase after April?

• He spends all his money.

• He stops receiving pocket money.

• He loses his money.

• He stops saving.

Who had lesser expenses up to May?

• Praveen

• Naveen

• Both had equal expenses

• Neither had expenses

What is the key takeaway from the story of Naveen and Praveen?

• It's better to rely on others for money.

• Spending is more enjoyable than saving.

• Regular savings can help achieve dreams.

• Playing is more important than studying.