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Who is responsible for placing stars in the sky every night?
Who is responsible for placing stars in the sky every night?
- The Stars themselves
- Ojishonda, the ruler of Starland (correct)
- The Mischievous Red Fox
- The People of Starland
What happened to the sack of stars when Ojishonda fell asleep?
What happened to the sack of stars when Ojishonda fell asleep?
- It was given to the people of Starland
- It was returned to the storehouse
- It was lost in the sky
- The fox stole it (correct)
Why are not all stars always visible in the sky?
Why are not all stars always visible in the sky?
- Because of the limitations of Ojishonda and the weather (correct)
- Because the stars are too far away
- Because the fox destroyed some stars
- Because Ojishonda is not skilled enough
What is Ojishonda's task now, after the stars were scattered?
What is Ojishonda's task now, after the stars were scattered?
What was the consequence of the fox's actions?
What was the consequence of the fox's actions?
What is the reason for Ojishonda's nightly task?
What is the reason for Ojishonda's nightly task?
What is a consequence of Ojishonda's limitations?
What is a consequence of Ojishonda's limitations?
What is the character of Ojishonda's pet red fox?
What is the character of Ojishonda's pet red fox?
In what state did Ojishonda fall asleep?
In what state did Ojishonda fall asleep?
What was in the sack that the fox stole?
What was in the sack that the fox stole?
Study Notes
The Origin of the Scattered Stars
- Ojishonda, the ruler of Starland, was responsible for placing stars in the sky, doing so every night.
- One evening, Ojishonda fell asleep before starting his task, leaving his sack of stars unattended.
The Mischievous Red Fox
- Ojishonda's pet red fox, a cunning creature, took advantage of the situation and stole the sack of stars.
- The fox's actions caused the stars to spill out and scatter all over the sky.
The Consequences
- When Ojishonda woke up, he realized the stars were scattered too far to be gathered again, and they remained that way.
- As a result, Ojishonda now takes all night to walk around Starland, lighting the stars one by one.
Variations in Star Visibility
- Due to Ojishonda's limitations, particularly on snowy nights or when he's tired, not all stars are lit.
- This explains why not all stars are always visible in the sky, especially during winter.
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Discover the mythical tale of Ojishonda, the ruler of Starland, and how his pet red fox's mischief led to the scattering of stars in the sky.
