Cobra Behavior and Resilience

The seminar uses the Indian cobra as a metaphor for achieving goals. It highlights the cobra's persistence and adaptability during monsoon season, as it leaves its comfort zone to find food. The cobra's patience and strategic approach lead to success, serving as a motivational lesson on taking advantage of opportunities.

What challenge does the cobra face in its search for food?

• The rats have become extinct.

• The cobra is too slow to catch rats.

• The monsoon season has flooded the rat holes.

• The cobra is afraid of rats.

How does the cobra respond to the challenge of not finding rats?

• It changes its diet.

• It gives up and returns home.

• It waits for the monsoon to end.

• It moves to a new location, the barnyard.

What virtue does the cobra exhibit while in the barnyard?

• Aggression

• Patience

• Indifference

• Fear

What is the outcome of the cobra's patience and resilience?

• It gets caught by a farmer.

• It fails to find any rats.

• It finds rats hiding in the barn.

• It decides to hibernate.

What action does the cobra take when it finds an opportunity?

• It hesitates and loses the chance.

• It strikes quickly and catches a rat.

• It calls other cobras for help.

• It ignores the opportunity.

What is the main lesson from the cobra's behavior in the seminar?

• Always stay in your comfort zone.

• Resilience and seizing opportunities lead to success.

• Patience is not important.

• Opportunities should be ignored.