The Rose's Pride and Consequences

The story of the Proud Rose is a fable about a beautiful rose that looks down on a cactus due to its appearance. Despite warnings from other plants, the rose continues to insult the cactus. When a drought hits, the rose wilts and learns that the cactus can provide water. The cactus generously shares its water, and the rose realizes the importance of not judging others by their looks. The moral is to never judge someone by their appearance.

What was the main reason for the rose's pride?

• Her fragrance

• Her beautiful appearance

• Her ability to grow quickly

• Her resilience to weather

How did the other plants in the garden react to the rose's behavior?

• They tried to stop her

• They encouraged her

• They joined her in mocking the cactus

• They ignored her

What event caused the rose to start wilting?

• A lack of sunlight

• A pest infestation

• A drought in the garden

• A strong wind

What did the rose see the sparrow doing that made her ask the cactus for help?

• Building a nest

• Drinking water from the cactus

• Eating cactus fruit

• Singing on the cactus

What is the moral of the story?

• Always rely on yourself

• Pride comes before a fall

• Never judge someone by their appearance

• Beauty is more important than kindness