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Why did the lion initially catch the little mouse with a great big smack?
What did the lion do after the mouse promised to help him in the future?
In the story, why was the lion tied to a tree?
What did the little mouse do to set the lion free?
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How did the lion feel towards the mouse after being freed?
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Bruno the bear wakes up immediately when each season changes.
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The animals in the forest have a party in winter.
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Bruno realizes it's spring by hearing the other animals having a party.
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The story mentions that Bruno enjoys waking up to find snow in winter.
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The animals in the story are sad when they realize Bruno is still asleep in each season.
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Study Notes
The Lion and the Mouse
- A lion was asleep in the sun when a little mouse came to play and ran up the lion's neck and down his back.
- The lion caught the mouse and threatened to eat it, but the mouse begged for mercy, promising to help the lion in the future.
- The lion laughed and let the mouse go, but later got trapped and tied to a tree.
- The mouse came back and chewed through the rope to set the lion free, earning the lion's gratitude and friendship.
The Lazy Bear
- In the forest, the snow melted, and the animals woke up from their winter sleep, but Bruno the bear remained asleep.
- As the seasons changed, the animals enjoyed spring, summer, and autumn, but Bruno slept through them all.
- Finally, in the next spring, Bruno woke up, unaware of the year that had passed, and joined the other animals, who were celebrating the new season.
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Read the story about a lion and a mouse, and test your understanding with this quiz. Answer questions about the events that took place between the lion and the mouse.
