Animal Bonds - Elephant And The Dog

In a northeastern Indian kingdom, an elephant and a dog form a close friendship. The dog is sold to a farmer, causing the elephant to become sad and refuse to eat or bathe. The king learns of the situation and orders the dog's return. Once reunited, the elephant and dog live happily together.

What was the daily routine of the elephant in the kingdom?

• The elephant was used for royal ceremonies.

• The elephant was kept in the stable all day.

• The elephant was used for farming.

• The elephant was taken for a walk and a bath.

How did the dog initially come to the stable?

• To guard the stable.

• To find leftover food.

• To meet the king.

• To play with the elephant.

What activity did the elephant and the dog enjoy together?

• Playing fetch.

• Swinging with the elephant's trunk.

• Chasing sheep.

• Swimming in the river.

Why did the farmer want to buy the dog?

• To give it as a gift.

• To protect his sheep from wolves.

• To have a pet.

• To train it for hunting.

What was the elephant's reaction to the dog's absence?

• The elephant became aggressive.

• The elephant became more active.

• The elephant started playing with other animals.

• The elephant refused to eat and bathe.

How did the king plan to reunite the elephant and the dog?

• By buying a new dog.

• By asking the mahout to find another friend for the elephant.

• By sending soldiers to find the dog.

• By offering a reward for the dog's return.

What was the outcome of the king's intervention?

• The elephant was moved to another stable.

• The dog returned and they lived happily together.

• The elephant found a new friend.

• The dog was never found.