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The story is about a lion who is napping when a mouse starts playing on him. The lion wakes up angry and threatens to eat the mouse. The mouse promises that he will help the lion someday. The lion laughs at the idea of a mouse helping him. Later, the lion gets trapped by a rope to a tree. He sees the mouse and remembers his promise. The mouse chews through the rope, freeing the lion. The lion thanks the mouse for keeping his promise and setting him free, realizing he should not have underestimated the mouse.

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Vocabulary Words Write The Meaning or Synonyms of Each Word in The Blank

The story is about a lion who is napping when a mouse starts playing on him. The lion wakes up angry and threatens to eat the mouse. The mouse promises that he will help the lion someday. The lion laughs at the idea of a mouse helping him. Later, the lion gets trapped by a rope to a tree. He sees the mouse and remembers his promise. The mouse chews through the rope, freeing the lion. The lion thanks the mouse for keeping his promise and setting him free, realizing he should not have underestimated the mouse.

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St.

Francis Xavier Convent School


Creative Writing

Name: ________________________________________________________No. ______ P5/ ______

The Lion and the Mouse

Vocabulary Words Write the meaning or synonyms of each word in the blank.

Fable _____________________________________________________

fiction  _____________________________________________________

rest: _________________ gnaw: ____________________

trap: _________________ underestimate: _____________

Watch the story and put the pictures in order.


Part III. Watch the story and answer the
questions that follow. 8. Did the mouse and lion become
friends?
1. What is the title of the story? a) No
a) The Lion and The Mice b) Yes
b) The Lion and The Mouse
c) The Lion and The Muse 9. What is the moral of the story?
a) Behave in class
2. Who are the main characters? b) Be generous
a) Lion and Cat c) Good deeds are rewarded
b) Lion and Mouse
c) Mouse and Dog 10. What is the Genre of the story
d) Cat and Dog Lion and Mouse?
a) Fairytale
3. Who was sleeping? b) Informational
c) Fable
a) The lion
b) The mouse
c) The rabbit 11. What did the Mouse promise the
Lion?
4. Why was the lion angry? a) The Mouse promised the Lion that
a) The mouse disturbed the lion he would help him out one day.
b) The lion was hungry b) The Mouse promised the Lion to
c) The mouse killed the lion leave him alone.
c) The Mouse promised the Lion to be
5. Why did the lion let the mouse go? his friend.
a) The mouse was small d) The Mouse promised the Lion to
b) The lion hates the mouse save him.
c) The lion pitied the mouse
12. Why did the Lion think the Mouse
6. Who helped the trapped lion? could not help him?
a) The mouse a) The Lion thought the Mouse could
b) The rabbit not help him because he is so small.
c) The crocodile b) The Lion thought the Mouse could
not help him because he thought the
7. How did the mouse help the lion?
a) He rip the ropes Mouse was not smart enough.
b) He gnawed the ropes c) The Lion thought the Mouse could
c) He cut the ropes not help him because he was not
around.
The lion and the mouse Story Time A lion was asleep in the sun one day. A little mouse came
out to play. The little mouse ran up the lion’s neck and slid down his back. The lion caught him
with a great big smack! ‘I’m going to eat you!’ the lion roared, his mouth open wide. ‘No, no,
please don’t!’ the little mouse cried. ‘Be kind to me and one day I’ll help you.’ ‘I’m a lion!
You’re a mouse! What can you do?’ The lion laughed, very hard, and the mouse ran away. But
the mouse was out walking the very next day. He heard a big roar, and squeaked when he saw
the king of the jungle tied to a tree. But the mouse had a plan to set him free. The mouse worked
quickly and chewed through the rope. The lion said, ‘Oh little mouse, I had no hope. You were
right, little mouse – thank you, I’m free. You’re the best friend there ever could be!’

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