Monkey and the Moon

In a playful night, monkeys see the moon's reflection in a well and mistakenly believe it has fallen in. They devise a plan to retrieve it by forming a chain, but their efforts are in vain. Eventually, they realize the moon is still in the sky, and the reflection was just an illusion. This story highlights themes of teamwork, problem-solving, and understanding illusions.

What did the monkeys initially think happened to the moon?

• It was stolen by another animal.

• It fell into the well.

• It disappeared behind the clouds.

• It was eaten by a giant bird.

How did the monkeys plan to retrieve the moon from the well?

• By draining the water from the well.

• By calling for help from other animals.

• By using a long stick.

• By forming a chain and hanging down.

What happened when the little monkey tried to grab the moon?

• The moon disappeared completely.

• The moon shattered into pieces.

• The moon floated to the surface.

• The moon changed color.

What did the old monkey realize about the moon?

• It was a magical moon.

• It was just a reflection.

• It was a dream.

• It was a different moon.

How did the monkeys feel after realizing the truth about the moon?

• Confused and worried.

• Relieved and happy.

• Angry and frustrated.

• Disappointed and sad.

What lesson can be learned from the monkeys' experience?

• Never try to reach for the impossible.

• Always trust your first impression.

• Teamwork can solve any problem.

• Things are not always what they seem.