5 Questions
What did the Lion do when the Mouse ran across his nose?
He angrily tried to kill the Mouse
How did the Lion react when the Mouse promised to repay him?
He laughed and thought it was impossible
What happened to the Lion in the forest some days later?
He got caught in a hunter's net and couldn't free himself
How did the Mouse help the Lion when he was caught in the net?
The Mouse gnawed one of the ropes until it parted, freeing the Lion
What lesson does the story teach?
It is important to be kind to all creatures, regardless of their size
Study Notes
The Lion and the Mouse Story
- When the Mouse ran across the Lion's nose, the Lion caught the Mouse and was about to kill it.
- The Lion reacted with amusement when the Mouse promised to repay him, and he decided to let the Mouse go.
- Some days later, the Lion was caught in a net by hunters in the forest.
- When the Lion was caught in the net, the Mouse helped him by gnawing through the ropes to set the Lion free.
- The story teaches the lesson that even the smallest of creatures can be of great help, and that kindness to others, no matter how small, can be repaid in unexpected ways.
Test your knowledge of English language by choosing the correct word to fill in the blank in different contexts. Identify the word that creates a negative meaning and the one that implies a lower level of certainty.
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