10 Questions
According to the story, why did John cry out for help the first time?
He was playing a prank
What was the villagers' reaction when they came to help John the first time?
They found nothing and went back
Why did John cry out for help again on the second day?
He wanted to play another prank
What was the villagers' reaction when they came to help John the second time?
They found nothing and went back
What happened when John cried out for help on the third day?
The wolf attacked the sheep
Why did John cry out for help the first time?
He wanted to play a prank on the villagers
What was the villagers' reaction when they came to help John the first time?
They didn't find any danger and left
What happened when John cried out for help on the third day?
The wolf attacked the sheep and John was left alone
What did John feel after the wolf attacked the sheep?
Sad and sorry for deceiving his friends and neighbors
Why did the villagers not come to help John on the third day?
They didn't believe John anymore
Study Notes
John's Cries for Help
- John cried out for help the first time because he was trying to trick the villagers.
- The villagers' reaction when they came to help John the first time was that they rushed to his aid, only to find that he was lying.
Second Cry for Help
- John cried out for help again on the second day, trying to deceive the villagers once more.
- The villagers' reaction when they came to help John the second time was that they again rushed to his aid, only to find that he was lying again.
Third Cry for Help
- When John cried out for help on the third day, a wolf had actually attacked his sheep.
- The villagers did not come to help John on the third day because they did not believe him, thinking it was another one of his tricks.
Emotional Response and Consequences
- After the wolf attacked the sheep, John felt regret and panic.
- The villagers' lack of response on the third day was due to John's previous lies, making them lose trust in him.
Test your comprehension skills with this quiz based on the classic fable "The Boy Who Cried Wolf." See how well you remember the story and its moral lesson.
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