The Big Frog's Lesson

A little frog excitedly tells a big frog about a huge creature he saw, which he describes as the biggest frog in the world. The big frog, full of pride, assumes it's an ox and believes he can match its size. Despite warnings, he puffs himself up repeatedly until he bursts, illustrating the dangers of excessive pride.

What did the little frog claim to have seen?

• A dragon

• The biggest frog in the world

• A mountain

• A giant frog

What did the big frog think the little frog saw?

• A giant frog

• A dragon

• The farmer's ox

• A mountain

How did the big frog react to the little frog's story?

• He was indifferent

• He was scared

• He was curious

• He laughed it off

What was the little frog's initial reaction to the big frog's claim?

• He was indifferent

• He was scared

• He was skeptical

• He was impressed

What did the big frog claim he could do?

• Jump higher than the ox

• Make himself as big as the ox

• Swim faster than the ox

• Run faster than the ox

What was the little frog's response to the big frog's first attempt to puff up?

• He was impressed

• He was scared

• He said the ox was much bigger

• He laughed

How did the big frog try to prove his size?

• By jumping high

• By puffing himself up

• By croaking loudly

• By swimming fast

What did the little frog think about the big frog's size compared to the ox?

• The big frog was stronger

• They were the same size

• The ox was much bigger

• The big frog was bigger

What did the big frog do to try and match the ox's size?

• He croaked loudly

• He swam fast

• He puffed himself up

• He jumped high

What did the little frog warn the big frog about?

• The ox's strength

• The farmer's arrival

• The danger of puffing up too much

• The pond's depth