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Revision 5
The Lion and the Mouse
Once upon a time, deep in the jungle, a great Lion was
resting under the shade of a tree after a long day of
hunting. As the Lion lay fast asleep, a tiny Mouse came out
of his hole to search for food. The Mouse scurried over the Lion's paws, not realizing
what he was doing. Suddenly, the Lion woke up, feeling the little creature moving on
him. With a mighty roar, the Lion raised his paw and trapped the tiny Mouse beneath it.
The Mouse was terrified. “Please, mighty Lion, spare my life!” begged the Mouse. “I
didn’t mean to wake you! If you let me go, I promise I will help you one day, though I
am small.” The Lion looked at the tiny Mouse and laughed. “Help me? How could a little
creature like you ever help a great Lion like me?”
The Lion found the idea so amusing that he decided to let the Mouse go free. “Go
ahead, little one,” he said, releasing the Mouse from under his paw. “I don’t need your
help, but I’ll let you live.”
The Mouse scurried away quickly, thankful for his life. A few days passed, and the Lion
continued his life as the king of the jungle. However, one day, while wandering through
the trees, the Lion was caught in a hunter's net. The more the Lion struggled, the
tighter the ropes became around him. The Lion roared loudly, hoping someone would
come to help, but none of the big animals dared to approach.
Hearing the Lion’s desperate roars, the little Mouse remembered the Lion’s mercy.
Without hesitation, the Mouse ran toward the sound. When he saw the Lion caught in
the net, he knew he had to act quickly. “Don’t worry, Lion!” the Mouse squeaked. “I’ll
help you!”
With his sharp teeth, the Mouse began to gnaw at the ropes. He chewed and chewed,
working quickly, until finally, the ropes broke, and the Lion was freed. The Lion, amazed
by the Mouse’s bravery and speed, said, “I never thought you, a tiny Mouse, could help
me. But you saved my life, just as you promised.”
The Lion and the Mouse became friends from that day on. The Lion learned that even
the smallest creatures can be important and helpful, and the Mouse earned the respect
of the King of the Jungle.
Read the text and answer the following questions:
1. What was the Lion doing when the Mouse first encountered him?
a) He was hunting.
b) He was playing with other animals.
c) He was sleeping.
d) He was eating.
2. Why did the Lion laugh when the Mouse said he could help him one day?
a) The Lion thought it was a joke.
b) The Lion was happy to meet the Mouse.
c) The Lion wanted to scare the Mouse.
d) The Lion was impressed by the Mouse’s bravery.
3. What did the Lion do after hearing the Mouse's plea?
a) He roared and scared the Mouse away.
b) He captured the Mouse and kept him as a pet.
c) He let the Mouse go free.
d) He ignored the Mouse.
4. Why did the Lion struggle when he was caught in the hunter’s net?
a) He thought he could break free on his own.
b) He didn’t want anyone to see him trapped.
c) He didn’t know the Mouse was coming to help.
d) He wanted to call for help.
5. How did the Mouse help the Lion escape?
a) He chewed through the ropes of the net.
b) He called other animals for help.
c) He untied the ropes with his paws.
d) He made the Lion laugh.
6.Complete the sentences using words from the text:
 The Mouse was very __________ when the Lion caught him in his paw.
 The Lion was __________ in the hunter’s net, unable to escape.
 The Mouse __________ at the ropes until the Lion was free.
7.Circle the words that have the 'ow' sound:
now / slow / how / mouse/ low / grow

8.Which happened first? Choose a or b:


a) The Lion caught the Mouse under his paw.
b) The Lion was caught in the hunter's net.

9.What lesson did the Lion learn at the end of the story?
a) Always be ready to hunt.
b) Never sleep during the day.
c) Even small creatures can be helpful.
d) Roaring loudly can scare everyone.
10.Find and correct the punctuation mistake in the sentence:
“Please mighty Lion let me help you,” said the Mouse.
11.Find and copy a contraction from the text:
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12.Find and copy two personal pronouns from the story:
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13.Find and copy a noun, an adjective, an adverb of manner, and an action verb from
the story:
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14.Find and copy a possessive pronoun and a personal pronoun from the story:
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15.What tense is used in the text? Give examples:
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16.What is the genre of this text (drama, novel, fable)? How do you know that?
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17. What is the moral lesson of the story? Who learned it?
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18.Find and copy a word that means “to chew or bite something repeatedly.”
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19.What did the Mouse promise the Lion?
a) To help him one day.
b) To teach him how to hunt.
c) To warn him about the hunters.
d) To be his friend forever.
20.What is the narrator's point of view in this story? Prove this with examples.
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