Moral quiz
Ten gentle questions about the stories on Rangooo. Pick an answer, read the short explanation, and visit the story if you want to read it again. There are no wrong turns. Nothing you choose is saved or sent anywhere.
All questions and answers
The whole quiz as a plain list, to read together or without scripts. The answer comes after each question.
- Which story teaches that patience and clever thinking can solve a problem that looks impossible? Options: The Blue Jackal; The Thirsty Crow; The Talkative Tortoise; Rama Comes Home.Answer: The Thirsty Crow. The crow kept trying, one pebble at a time. Read The Thirsty Crow
- The thirsty crow finds water far down in a tall pitcher. He cannot reach it, and the pitcher is too heavy to tip over. What should he do? Options: Give up and fly away; Drop pebbles in one by one until the water rises; Wait for someone to pour it out; Break the pitcher with his beak.Answer: Drop pebbles in one by one until the water rises. The clay is too thick to break, so many small steps do the job. Read The Thirsty Crow
- Which story shows a small, clever animal getting the better of a big, strong one? Options: The Talkative Tortoise; The Clever Rabbit and the Lion; Rama Comes Home; The Blue Jackal.Answer: The Clever Rabbit and the Lion. The rabbit uses his wits, not his strength. Read The Clever Rabbit and the Lion
- A crocodile tells the monkey he wants to take the monkey's heart. What should the monkey do? Options: Panic and cry; Stay calm and think of a clever way out; Fight the crocodile; Believe everything the crocodile says.Answer: Stay calm and think of a clever way out. A calm mind finds the idea. Read The Monkey and the Crocodile
- Which story teaches us to think before we speak and to listen carefully? Options: The Thirsty Crow; The Elephants and the Mice; The Talkative Tortoise; Rama and the Great Bow.Answer: The Talkative Tortoise. Talking without stopping to think got the tortoise into trouble. Read The Talkative Tortoise
- Match the moral: "Pretending to be someone you are not never lasts." Which story is it? Options: The Monkey and the Crocodile; Rama Meets Hanuman; The Blue Jackal; The Thirsty Crow.Answer: The Blue Jackal. It is better to be yourself. Read The Blue Jackal
- Match the moral: "Nobody is too small to matter." Which story is it? Options: The Blue Jackal; The Talkative Tortoise; Rama and Ravana; The Elephants and the Mice.Answer: The Elephants and the Mice. Big and small creatures can look after each other. Read The Elephants and the Mice
- Which story shows great courage in doing a big job for a friend? Options: The Talkative Tortoise; The Elephants and the Mice; The Blue Jackal; Hanuman Leaps to Lanka.Answer: Hanuman Leaps to Lanka. Hanuman crosses the sea to help Rama. Read Hanuman Leaps to Lanka
- Which story is about a happy homecoming and a warm welcome? Options: Into the Forest; The Golden Deer; Rama Comes Home; The Blue Jackal.Answer: Rama Comes Home. After a long time away, everyone welcomes Rama back. Read Rama Comes Home
- Match the moral: "Goodness and courage win in the end." Which story is it? Options: The Golden Deer; Rama Meets Hanuman; The Blue Jackal; Rama and Ravana.Answer: Rama and Ravana. Rama's goodness and courage win. Read Rama and Ravana