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1. "The Lion and the Mouse" by Aesop, 620-560 BCE
Summary of the story:
A lion spares a mouse who promises to repay him someday. Later, the lion is caught in a trap, and the mouse gnaws through the ropes to free him. The moral is that even the smallest creatures can help the greatest.
Possible Questions & Answers:
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What did the lion do when the mouse asked for mercy?
→ The lion laughed and let the mouse go because he thought it was too small to help him.
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Why did the mouse want to help the lion later?
→ Because the lion had spared his life earlier, and the mouse wanted to repay the favor.
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What does this story teach us?
→ It teaches that kindness is never wasted — even the weakest can help the strongest.
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2. "The Ant and the Grasshopper" by Aesop, 620-560 BCE
Summary:
The ant works hard all summer storing food, while the grasshopper sings and plays. When winter comes, the grasshopper has no food and asks the ant for help. The ant refuses, saying the grasshopper should have prepared.
Possible Questions & Answers:
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What was the grasshopper doing during the summer?
→ He was singing and playing instead of preparing for winter.
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Why didn’t the ant help the grasshopper in winter?
→ Because the ant believed the grasshopper should have worked earlier.
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What is the moral of this story?
→ It’s important to plan ahead and work hard, rather than waste time.
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3. "The Boy Who Cried Wolf" by Aesop, 620-560 BCE
Summary:
A shepherd boy repeatedly tricks villagers by falsely shouting “Wolf!” When a real wolf finally comes, no one believes him, and his sheep are eaten.
Possible Questions & Answers:
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Why did the villagers stop helping the boy?
→ Because they realized he was lying every time he shouted “Wolf!”
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What happened when the real wolf came?
→ No one came to help because they didn’t believe him anymore.
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What lesson does this story teach?
→ Lying makes people distrust you, even when you’re telling the truth.
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