15 Questions
What concept did Mohandas Gandhi effectively use in his protests?
Ahimsa
In what way did Gandhi hope to affect the British through nonviolence?
To gain British attention
Who adopted Gandhi’s belief in ahimsa and used nonviolent protest in the United States?
Martin Luther King, Jr.
What was the main objective of Martin Luther King, Jr. in using nonviolent protest?
Gaining rights for African Americans
What did both Gandhi and Martin Luther King, Jr. believe in?
Nonviolent protest
What did the tiger do when he failed to get out of the trap?
He rolled and bit with rage and grief
Why did the Brahman hesitate to open the cage door for the tiger?
He was afraid the tiger would eat him
What did the tiger promise to do if the Brahman let him out of the cage?
Be forever grateful and serve as a slave
Why did the Brahman finally consent to open the door of the cage?
The tiger's sobbing and sighing softened his heart
What was the Brahman's reaction after letting the tiger out of the cage?
He regretted his decision immediately
What did the tiger use to explain his situation to the jackal?
A cage
Why was the tiger in a rage at the jackal's stupidity?
The jackal misunderstood the tiger's explanation
How did the tiger react when the jackal asked, 'how did you get in?'
The tiger lost patience
What did the jackal do after the tiger jumped into the cage?
He locked the cage door
What is the point of view of the story?
Third-person narration
Explore the impact of the concept of ahimsa, or nonviolence, in modern times, particularly through the influential actions of Mohandas Gandhi in India's fight for independence from British rule. Learn about how ahimsa was used as a powerful tool for peaceful protests and passive nonviolent resistance.
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