The Boy Who Cried Wolf - Aseop's Fable for Kids

A shepherd boy repeatedly tricks villagers by falsely claiming a wolf is attacking his sheep. When a real wolf appears, the villagers ignore his cries for help, leading to the loss of his sheep. The boy learns that lying erodes trust, and even when truthful, a liar is not believed.

What was the shepherd boy's initial reason for crying wolf?

• He wanted to test the villagers' speed.

• He was genuinely scared of a wolf.

• He was bored and wanted to play a trick.

• He wanted to see how many villagers would come.

How did the villagers react the first time they realized the boy was lying?

• They punished the boy.

• They were upset and angry.

• They laughed it off.

• They ignored him.

What did the boy do the day after his first trick?

• He apologized to the villagers.

• He played the same trick again.

• He stayed quiet and watched the sheep.

• He went to the village to explain.

What happened when the real wolf appeared?

• The villagers immediately came to help.

• The villagers ignored the boy's cries.

• The boy managed to scare the wolf away.

• The boy caught the wolf himself.

What lesson did the boy learn at the end of the story?

• Always be prepared for danger.

• Lying can lead to losing trust.

• Wolves are not as dangerous as they seem.

• Villagers are always ready to help.