The Hare and the Tortoise
The Four Oxen and the Lion
The Ant and the Grasshopper
Miss Potter & Alice
The Wind in the Willows
100

Who are the protagonists in the fable?

The hare and the tortoise

100

What kind of animal threatens the four oxen?

The lion

100

What activity does the ant do all summer?

Gathering food and working hard to prepare for winter

100

Who is the real-life author shown in Miss Potter?

Beatrix Potter

100

Who are the two main animal characters in the first chapter?

Mole and Rat

200

What does the hare do during the race that allows the tortoise to win?

Stopping to rest because the hare is overconfident

200

How do the oxen protect themselves from the lion at first?

They stand together, using unity to keep the lion away

200

What does the grasshopper prefer to do all summer?

Singing, relaxing, and having fun instead of working

200

What makes Beatrix Potter’s animal characters special?

The animals have personalities, emotions, and unique adventures—making them relatable and imaginative

200

What activity introduces Mole to Rat’s world?

Boating on the river, exploring together

300

What moral lesson does this fable teach?

Slow and steady wins the race or Persistence Leads to Success

300

What happens when the oxen start to quarrel?

They separate and the lion is able to attack and defeat them one by one

300

What happens to the grasshopper when winter comes?

The grasshopper becomes hungry and struggles because he did not prepare or save food

300

In Alice in Wonderland, what causes Alice to fall “down the rabbit hole”?

Her curiosity following the rabbit leads her to fall into Wonderland

300

What does the river symbolize in the story?

The river represents friendship, a journey, and the peaceful side of nature

400

How does this fable show the idea of “slow and steady wins the race”?

The tortoise keeps moving steadily while the hare wastes time and therefore loses

400

What does the story say about the value of unity?

It shows that groups are stronger and safer together, but vulnerable when divided

400

What moral does this story teach about work and play?

The importance of planning ahead and working hard before enjoying leisure time

400

What does the rabbit symbolize in Alice in Wonderland?

The rabbit represents curiosity, adventure, and the unknown

400

What human personality types do Mole and Rat represent?

Mole symbolizes curiosity and growth, while Rat represents hospitality and loyalty

500

Animal Symbolism: In modern life, what kind of person could be described as a “tortoise”?

Someone who works patiently and reliably, achieving goals without rushing - like a dedicated student?

500

Can you give an example of a modern situation where “divided we fall” applies?

E.g. a sports team losing because players fight each other, or a group project failing when classmates don’t cooperate

500

How could this fable be interpreted differently in today’s society?

E.g. today’s culture might see value in balancing work and relaxation - or question if constant work is always best

500

How do imagination and creativity connect Miss Potter and Alice in Wonderland?

Both stories celebrate creative thinking and fantasy worlds where animals teach lessons or experience adventures

500

Describe how animals can be used as symbols to express human behaviour or emotions.

Animals in stories can symbolize qualities like bravery (lion), cunning (fox), or hard work (ant), helping us understand human feelings and actions