5 Questions
What was the main reason other creatures loathed the frog's voice?
It was loud and unpleasant.
How did the frog respond to insults, complaints, and bricks thrown at him?
He croaked louder in defiance.
What action caused the frog to be dumbstruck?
The nightingale casting forth her melody.
Why did other creatures have no choice but to endure the frog's croaking?
There were no effective ways to stop him.
Where did the frog typically minstrel each night?
At the foot of the sumac tree.
Study Notes
The Frog's Voice
- Other creatures loathed the frog's voice because it was loud and piercing.
- The frog responded to insults, complaints, and bricks thrown at him by continuing to sing, unaffected by the negativity.
- The frog was left dumbstruck when a group of creatures finally applauded his performance.
- The other creatures had no choice but to endure the frog's croaking because it was the only sound that could be heard from far and wide.
- The frog typically minstrelled each night from a large lily pad in the pond.
Test your understanding of the poem 'The Frog and the Nightingale' by answering questions about the characters, themes, and events in the story.
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