The Animals' Encounter: Crow, Mongoose, Myna
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What happened to the crow after it tried to turn back mid-air?

  • It collided with the myna.
  • It landed safely on the ground.
  • It was struck by the cobra. (correct)
  • It successfully turned back and flew away.
  • Which bird wisely chose not to engage with the cobra during the conflict?

  • The robin
  • The dove
  • The crow
  • The myna (correct)
  • What was the outcome of the battle between the mongoose and the cobra?

  • Both animals sustained serious injuries.
  • The mongoose won the battle. (correct)
  • The cobra escaped unharmed.
  • The mongoose was overpowered.
  • What did Grandfather believe about the usefulness of a wild mongoose compared to a tamed one?

    <p>A wild mongoose is more useful.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    How did the spectators react while the cobra was striking at the creatures?

    <p>They shrieked and returned to safety.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What was the significant difference in the crow's behavior during the third encounter?

    <p>It was determined to participate but missed the cobra.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What action did the mongoose take after biting the cobra?

    <p>It dragged the snake into the bushes.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What physical effect did the cobra's strike have on the crow?

    <p>It sent the crow flying nearly twenty feet.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Study Notes

    The Crow's Misfortune

    • The crow, despite being unharmed in the first two encounters, made a fatal mistake in the third encounter.
    • When the cobra attacked the mongoose, the crow attempted to intervene by diving at the snake, but missed.
    • During its attempt to turn back mid-air, the cobra quickly struck and hit the crow with its snout.
    • The crow was flung a significant distance and landed still, indicating fatal injury.

    The Mongoose's Victory

    • The mongoose bravely confronted the cobra, using its agility and strength to overpower the venomous snake.
    • It grabbed the cobra by the snout and despite the cobra's attempts to coil and attack, the mongoose remained in control.
    • It dragged the snake into the bushes, effectively ending the battle.

    The Myna's Wisdom

    • The myna, unlike the crow, exhibited caution and wisdom throughout the encounters.
    • In the third encounter, it saw the crow's mistake and remained on its perch, refraining from interfering.
    • After the mongoose killed the cobra, the myna cautiously approached and chirped with satisfaction, demonstrating its awareness of the dangerous situation.

    The Mongoose's Freedom

    • The narrator informed Grandfather about the mongoose's victory, and Grandfather was pleased.
    • He encouraged the mongoose to remain in the garden and provided it with food.
    • Despite the mongoose's usefulness in snake control, Grandfather never attempted to tame it, recognizing the importance of its natural instincts.

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    Explore the captivating story of a crow, a mongoose, and a myna. This quiz delves into their encounters with danger, highlighting the consequences of bravery and wisdom. Test your knowledge on the roles these animals played in their intriguing interactions.

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