The Magical Mokachoka Mountain: A Tale of Balance and Gratitude

Rashmi narrates a story about a magical village named Hoyan, where the Mokachuka Mountain grants wishes. Raya and Rivan protect the mountain, ensuring it remains happy. Raisa, a villager, embarks on a global adventure after making a wish. As the village gains popularity, the mountain becomes overburdened with wishes, leading to its decline. Raya and Rivan wish for the mountain to only fulfill needs, restoring balance. The story concludes with a lesson on environmental consciousness and gratitude.

What was unique about the village of Hoyan?

• The animals could talk.

• The trees were purple and blue.

• It had a magical river.

• The people could fly.

Who were the protectors of the Mokachuka Mountain?

• Raya and Rivan

• Raisa and Rivan

• Rivan and Raisa

• Raya and Raisa

What did Raisa wish for at the Mokachuka Mountain?

• To become the village leader

• To have endless wealth

• To explore the world

• To have magical powers

What happened when many people started visiting Hoyan?

• The animals left the village.

• The villagers became unhappy.

• The mountain's magic was overused.

• The village became richer.

What was the consequence of the mountain granting too many wishes?

• The village expanded.

• The villagers became greedy.

• The mountain's colors faded.

• The mountain became more powerful.

What solution did Raya and Rivan propose to help the mountain?

• To limit wishes to only what was needed

• To close the village to outsiders

• To move the mountain to a new location

• To create a new magic spell

What lesson does the story of Hoyan teach us?

• To protect our environment and use resources wisely

• To avoid sharing our secrets with others

• To always seek more than we need

• To rely on magic for all our needs