Understanding Emotions with Ravi's Story

Why is it important to manage emotions effectively?

• To prevent others from knowing how we feel

• To make sure we are always happy

• To ensure emotions don't control our actions

• To avoid feeling any emotions at all

What is the main purpose of Tom Percival's 'Big Bright Feelings' series?

• To teach children how to read

• To help children understand and manage their emotions

• To provide bedtime stories

• To entertain children with funny stories

What was Ravi's main challenge during the family outing?

• He was afraid of the dark

• He was too tired to play

• He was the smallest and often left out

• He didn't like the picnic food

What was Ravi's initial reaction when he couldn't find anyone during hide and seek?

• He felt frustrated and left out

• He felt happy

• He laughed it off

• He didn't care

What triggered Ravi's transformation into a tiger?

• He wanted to play a game

• He was furious after not getting ice cream

• He was scared of the dark

• He was happy and excited

What did Ravi's brother do when Ravi turned into a tiger?

• He ignored the tiger

• He gave the tiger his ice cream

• He laughed at the tiger

• He ran away

What did Ravi realize after becoming a tiger?

• He could do whatever he wanted without consequences

• Being a tiger was fun and everyone liked him

• Nobody wanted to play with him when he was a tiger

• He preferred being a tiger over being a boy

How did Ravi's family react when he apologized?

• They accepted his apology and praised him

• They were angry with him

• They laughed at him

• They ignored him

What lesson can be learned from Ravi's story?

• It's okay to be angry, but it's important to apologize

• Being a tiger is better than being a boy

• You should never apologize for your actions

• It's best to keep your emotions to yourself

What did Ravi do after he turned back into a boy?

• He continued to act like a tiger

• He refused to speak to anyone

• He apologized and felt better

• He ran away from his family