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1. How did the mango tree feel when the animals ran away?

A. Sad
B. Happy and laughing
C. Angry
D. Indifferent

2. What caused the woodcutters to leave their axes and run away?

A. The trees shook violently.
B. The animals rushed towards them.
C. A strong wind blew.
D. They finished cutting the trees.

3. What did the banyan tree prove by calling the animals for help?

A. Animals are fearless.
B. Teamwork is powerful.
C. Trees don't need humans.
D. Mango trees are selfish.

4. What made the mango tree cry?

A. The woodcutters' axes.
B. The banyan tree's scolding.
C. The absence of animals.
D. Its realization of the need for harmony.

5. What are three things in life that never come back?

A. Time, love, honesty
B. Time, words, opportunity
C. Peace, hope, honesty
D. Love, self-confidence, friends

7. What are considered most valuable in life?

A. Friends, hope, peace
B. Time, words, opportunity
C. Love, self-confidence, friends
D. Sharing, caring, harmony

8. What is the meaning of "rolled down" in the story?

A. Dropped quickly
B. Fell slowly
C. Moved in circles
D. Flowed downward

9. Which word best describes the mango tree's behavior at first?

A. Rigid
B. Caring
C. Friendly
D. Generous

11. What do the banyan tree's actions reflect?

A. Leadership
B. Selfishness
C. Compassion and wisdom
D. Indifference

12. What did the mango tree acknowledge at the end of the story?

A. Animals are a nuisance.
B. Teamwork and friendship are essential.
C. Trees should avoid humans.
D. The banyan tree was wrong.

13. Which phrase describes the bond between trees and animals, as emphasized in the story?

A. Co-dependence
B. Superiority
C. Competition
D. Hostility

14. What is the ultimate message of the story?

A. Avoid animals in the forest.
B. Cut down selfish trees.
C. Live in harmony and save nature.
D. Protect trees from woodcutters only.