6th English Poorvi Unit 1 Listening The Raven And The Fox

 

1. Why did the crow feel sad after meeting the fox?

• The fox had stolen feathers kept safely inside his small nest.
• The fox had frightened him loudly near the forest pathway.
• The fox had refused sharing food during the cold evening.
• The fox had cleverly cheated him using flattering kind words.

Correct Answer: The fox had cleverly cheated him using flattering kind words.

2. What did the crow do during the quiet night?

• He searched carefully for food around the dark forest trees.
• He flew quickly toward another village beside the riverside path.
• He thought deeply about the mistake he had made earlier.
• He built a stronger nest using leaves and tiny branches.

Correct Answer: He thought deeply about the mistake he had made earlier.

3. What important lesson did the crow learn finally?

• He believed every animal in the forest always spoke honestly.
• He learned that beautiful feathers make birds highly respected everywhere.
• He discovered that singing loudly attracts many helpful forest animals.
• He understood that pride and praise can easily mislead people.

Correct Answer: He understood that pride and praise can easily mislead people.

4. How did the crow feel about himself after thinking carefully?

• He realized he was intelligent despite lacking beautiful feathers completely.
• He believed he could never become respected among forest animals.
• He thought his voice sounded sweeter than every other bird’s.
• He wished to leave the forest and live somewhere peacefully.

Correct Answer: He realized he was intelligent despite lacking beautiful feathers completely.

5. Why did the crow decide to begin a long journey?

• He hoped to search for the fox hiding inside deep forests.
• He planned to find colorful feathers near distant mountain regions.
• He wished to discover quieter places far away from animals.
• He wanted to share his wisdom with other forest animals.

Correct Answer: He wanted to share his wisdom with other forest animals.

6. What did the crow want to teach other animals clearly?

• They should avoid traveling through forests during dark nighttime hours.
• They should remain careful while listening to flattering sweet words.
• They should sing proudly whenever strangers praised their beautiful voices.
• They should collect food carefully before returning home every evening.

Correct Answer: They should remain careful while listening to flattering sweet words.

7. Which quality of the crow is shown after his mistake?

• He remained proud and continued trusting every animal around him.
• He became angry and refused speaking kindly with forest creatures.
• He became wiser after learning an important lesson from experience.
• He stayed silent and avoided leaving his nest for days.

Correct Answer: He became wiser after learning an important lesson from experience.

8. What does the crow’s reflection during the night suggest clearly?

• People should never trust anyone living inside large green forests.
• People become successful only when they possess beautiful appearances always.
• People can grow wiser after honestly understanding their own mistakes.
• People should avoid helping strangers during difficult situations completely there.

Correct Answer: People can grow wiser after honestly understanding their own mistakes.

9. Which sentence best describes the crow’s new attitude afterward?

• He hoped to impress animals using his loud singing abilities.
• He wished to become king of all birds living nearby.
• He planned to collect more food from careless forest creatures.
• He wanted to help others avoid making similar foolish mistakes.

Correct Answer: He wanted to help others avoid making similar foolish mistakes.

10. What does the phrase “kind words” mean in this passage?

• Harsh warnings spoken loudly beside the dark forest pathways nearby.
• Sweet praise used cleverly to influence or fool someone easily.
• Helpful advice shared honestly among wise animals during difficult times.
• Funny stories told by birds resting upon tall forest branches.

Correct Answer: Sweet praise used cleverly to influence or fool someone easily.

11. Why did the crow call himself “smart” in the end?

• He had discovered hidden treasures beneath the forest trees nearby.
• He had successfully tricked the fox during another evening meeting.
• He had become the most respected bird living in forests.
• He had learned wisdom after carefully thinking about his mistake.

Correct Answer: He had learned wisdom after carefully thinking about his mistake.

12. What message did the crow want animals to remember always?

• Pride should never cause people to lose valuable things foolishly.
• Animals should never trust friends living in nearby forest regions.
• Birds should avoid singing songs before unknown woodland creatures completely.
• Traveling alone through forests becomes dangerous during quiet nighttime hours.

Correct Answer: Pride should never cause people to lose valuable things foolishly.

13. Which feeling best describes the crow at the beginning?

• He felt proud because animals praised his singing voice loudly.
• He felt excited while searching forests for tasty food happily.
• He felt angry because birds ignored him near the riverbank.
• He felt disappointed after realizing he had been tricked badly.

Correct Answer: He felt disappointed after realizing he had been tricked badly.

14. What change happened in the crow after the incident?

• He stopped speaking with every animal living near the forest.
• He decided to become silent throughout the rest of his life.
• He transformed his mistake into wisdom and helpful guidance afterward.
• He searched everywhere hoping to punish the clever fox severely.

Correct Answer: He transformed his mistake into wisdom and helpful guidance afterward.

15. What can readers learn from the crow’s experience overall?

• Beautiful appearances always matter more than intelligence and good judgment.
• Mistakes can teach valuable lessons when people think carefully afterward.
• People should avoid friendships with animals living inside dense forests.
• Kind words always reveal honesty and genuine care from others.

Correct Answer: Mistakes can teach valuable lessons when people think carefully afterward.

16. Which action shows the crow’s maturity after the event?

• He returned immediately to search angrily for the tricky fox.
• He avoided speaking with every bird living inside the forest.
• He decided to educate other animals about dangerous false praise.
• He began collecting colorful feathers from different woodland creatures nearby.

Correct Answer: He decided to educate other animals about dangerous false praise.

17. Why is the crow’s journey important in the passage?

• It explains how he searched forests for delicious food daily.
• It proves he wanted to become ruler of nearby birds.
• It describes his fear of living alone during nighttime hours.
• It shows his desire to spread wisdom and protect others.

Correct Answer: It shows his desire to spread wisdom and protect others.

18. Which sentence best expresses the moral of the passage?

• Strong birds always become leaders of animals living in forests.
• Sweet voices help creatures earn respect from others very quickly.
• Traveling widely teaches animals how to survive difficult situations better.
• Do not allow pride and praise to control your decisions.

Correct Answer: Do not allow pride and praise to control your decisions.

19. What does the crow’s behavior show about self-reflection clearly?

• Thinking deeply about problems always creates fear and loneliness quickly.
• Thinking deeply about mistakes helps people become wiser and stronger.
• Thinking deeply prevents people from helping friends during hard situations.
• Thinking deeply makes animals avoid speaking kindly with each other.

Correct Answer: Thinking deeply about mistakes helps people become wiser and stronger.

20. What is the central theme presented throughout this listening passage?

• Wisdom grows when people learn honestly from their foolish mistakes.
• Forest animals should avoid trusting every stranger they meet daily.
• Birds become respected only because of their colorful shiny feathers.
• Nighttime journeys always help creatures discover important hidden treasures nearby.

Correct Answer: Wisdom grows when people learn honestly from their foolish mistakes.