Animals and their Tails

Kutu and Ki visit a wildlife sanctuary where Kutu admires the tails of various animals. Wishing for a tail, Kutu imagines having one like a lion, peacock, zebra, fox, or kangaroo. When his wish comes true, he struggles with the tails and realizes they are not as great as he imagined. Ultimately, Kutu learns to appreciate himself as he is, without needing a tail.

What does Kutu admire about the lion at the wildlife sanctuary?

• Its mane

• Its ability to flick off flies

• Its roar

• Its speed

Which animal's tail does Kutu wish to have for its grand appearance?

• Fox

• Zebra

• Peacock

• Lion

What problem does Kutu face when trying to use a kangaroo's tail?

• It is too heavy

• It is too short

• It makes him fall

• It doesn't help him jump high

What does Kutu realize about having multiple tails?

• They are easy to manage

• They are a pain and not practical

• They are fun and useful

• They make him popular

What lesson does Kutu learn by the end of the story?

• Having a tail is essential

• Being oneself is the best

• Animals are better than humans

• Wishing for more is always good