Tau's Journey: Survival and Companionship

Tau, a lion, is drawn to a lioness's scent but is interrupted by a pride male's roar, signaling ownership. Tau retreats and searches for his companion, Banda, marking his path and calling out. Despite the risk of attracting others, Tau continues until Banda finally responds, bringing relief.

What initially captures Tau's attention in the beginning of the story?

• The sight of a rival male

• A distant roar

• The scent of a lioness

• The sound of chirping birds

What does the roar of the pride male signify to Tau?

• A signal to hunt

• A call for help

• A warning to stay away

• An invitation to join the pride

Why does Tau need to put distance between himself and the roar?

• To find food

• To avoid confrontation

• To find shelter

• To locate Banda

What does Tau do to help Banda find him?

• He chases after the lioness

• He marks a tree

• He hides in the bushes

• He climbs a tree

What is the risk of Tau calling out continuously?

• Running out of energy

• Getting lost further

• Missing Banda's response

• Attracting other lions

Why is it dangerous for Tau to be alone?

• He could fall asleep

• He might not find food

• He could be attacked by other lions

• He might get lost

What emotion does Tau feel when Banda finally responds?

• Confusion

• Relief

• Anger

• Fear

What does the sound of Banda's roar represent for Tau?

• Hope

• A warning

• A challenge

• A threat

What is the main theme of Tau's journey?

• The need for food

• The quest for territory

• The search for companionship

• The struggle for survival