Lion Grooming and Mane Care

In Chapter 7 of 'My Father's Dragon', the protagonist encounters a lion with a tangled mane. The lion is upset because his mother is visiting, and he fears losing his allowance due to his messy appearance. The father offers a solution by teaching the lion how to groom himself using a comb, brush, and colorful ribbons. The lion learns to tidy his mane and becomes happy, allowing the father to leave unnoticed.

What is the title of Chapter 7?

• My Father Meets a Tiger

• My Father Meets a Rhinoceros

• My Father Meets a Lion

• My Father Meets a Dragon

Who does my father say goodbye to at the beginning of the chapter?

• A lion

• A dragon

• A rhinoceros

• A tiger

What was the lion doing when my father first saw him?

• Sleeping

• Roaring at other animals

• Eating berries

• Clawing at his mane

What was the lion's mane full of?

• Leaves

• Twigs

• Mud

• Sand

Why was the lion upset?

• He was hungry

• His mane was tangled

• He lost his way

• He was injured

What did the lion threaten to do to my father?

• Ask him for directions

• Ignore him

• Eat him immediately

• Make him his servant

What did my father offer to the lion to help with his mane?

• A comb and brush

• A hat

• A mirror

• A pair of scissors

What did my father use to tie the lion's mane?

• A string

• A ribbon

• A piece of cloth

• A rubber band

What was the lion worried about regarding his mother?

• She would be angry about his messy mane

• She would stop his allowance

• She would not visit him

• She would scold him for being late

What did my father use to demonstrate grooming to the lion?

• A mirror

• The lion's forelock

• A doll

• His own hair