Understanding the Circle of Life

Simba is reminded of his true identity and the importance of taking his rightful place in the circle of life. He struggles with the idea of returning to his past, fearing the challenges it presents. Through a conversation about change, he learns that while the past can hurt, it offers lessons. Ultimately, Simba decides to confront his past and embrace his role as the true king.

What does Simba need to remember about himself?

• He is a great warrior.

• He is the one true king.

• He is a wanderer.

• He is a wise sage.

What does the phrase 'circle of life' imply in Simba's context?

• Life is a solitary path.

• Life is a series of battles.

• Life is a journey with no end.

• Life is interconnected and cyclical.

What is Simba's main concern about going back?

• He will have to fight a battle.

• He will disappoint his friends.

• He will lose his freedom.

• He will have to face his past.

What does the changing weather symbolize in the conversation?

• An end to the journey.

• A new beginning.

• A time of peace.

• A storm is coming.

What lesson does Simba learn about the past?

• The past is a mystery.

• The past can be a teacher.

• The past is a burden.

• The past is irrelevant.

What does Simba decide to do after learning from the past?

• He decides to confront his past.

• He decides to hide.

• He decides to forget everything.

• He decides to travel far away.

What does Simba take as a symbol of his decision to act?

• A stick.

• A shield.

• A sword.

• A crown.