Lessons from the Tortoise and Hare

In a forest, a proud rabbit named Arnoub challenges other animals to a race, confident in his speed. A turtle accepts the challenge, and despite the rabbit's mockery, the race begins. The rabbit, overconfident, stops to eat carrots and gets stuck in mud, allowing the turtle to win. The turtle teaches the rabbit a lesson in humility, and he promises to change his ways.

What was the hare's attitude towards the other animals?

• Friendly and helpful

• Fearful and shy

• Arrogant and boastful

• Humble and kind

Who accepted the hare's challenge to a race?

• The tortoise

• The fox

• The squirrel

• The deer

What did the animals try to convince the tortoise to do before the race?

• Run faster

• Apologize to the hare

• Train harder

• Withdraw from the race

How did the hare behave at the start of the race?

• He stayed still and laughed

• He took a nap

• He ran as fast as he could

• He encouraged the tortoise

What distracted the hare during the race?

• A beautiful butterfly

• A group of friends

• A loud noise

• A field of carrots

What happened to the hare in the carrot field?

• He met another animal

• He fell asleep

• He got stuck in mud

• He found a treasure

Who won the race?

• The fox

• The tortoise

• The squirrel

• The hare

What did the tortoise teach the hare?

• The value of humility

• The importance of speed

• The power of friendship

• The need for strength

What did the hare promise to the tortoise after the race?

• To stop being arrogant

• To leave the forest

• To never race again

• To train harder

What was the overall lesson of the story?

• Always challenge others

• Humility and perseverance win

• Never trust a tortoise

• Speed is everything