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Posted on: Apr 04, 2019

Quiz on Uncle Lion’s Tales - 11

In May 2015, Radio Sai offered the first episode of Uncle Lion’s Tales series. The intention was to convey values in a visually engaging format, meant especially for children and teenagers.

Since then 85 such stories have been published and the response from viewers has been highly encouraging.

Even as we prepare to present more such animated value stories, maybe it is a good idea to revisit these tales and perhaps spend more time with them so that we make the most of what we have now.

Below are some suggested group specific activities for gurus of Bal Vikas / SSE / EHV to use as a guide for a class activity post joint viewing of the Episode of Uncle Lion’s Tales. A parent / grandparent viewing the episode with their ward can also use these to impart values / good habits.

We invite gurus to send in any other questions that they raised in class through which they were able to impart valuable teaching or provoke a meaningful discussion.

Questions Based on the story - Whatever happens is for Good – Uncle Lion’s Tales, Episode 20.

 

Quiz on Uncle Lion's Tales Part 01 | Part 02 | Part 03 | Part 04 | Part 05 | Part 06 | Part 07 | Part 8 | Part 9 | Part 10

Appropriate for Group 1 (ages 6 to 9)

Given below is a sample quiz that could be used by a guru to achieve the teaching objectives for a class, in addition to testing the observation of the children on the video tale. These are just suggestions which we hope may be of use when the guru draws up a lesson plan for the class.

1. What happened to the king while he was cutting an apple one day?

	A. He cut his finger
	B. He cut his hand
	C. He cut a hole in the table
	D. He got bitten by a worm in the apple

 

2. What did the minister say on seeing the king’s injury?

	A. You deserve this!
	B. Why didn’t you pay attention?
	C. Have you not used a knife before?
	D. It has happened for your good.

 

3. What did the king go to the forest for?

	A. a nice trek
	B. a picnic with family
	C. a hunt
	D. an outing with friends

 

 

4. What happened to the king while he was hunting in the forest?

	A. He decided to paint instead of hunting
	B. He got lost
	C. He enjoyed a nice campfire with his companions
	D. He decided to plant more trees in the forest

 

 

5. What happened to the king when he was separated from his soldiers?

	A. The king was bitten by a poisonous snake
	B. The king was captured by wild tribesmen
	C. The king was surrounded by wild lions
	D. The king was chased by an angry elephant

6. Why did one of the tribesmen objects to the king being offered as a sacrifice?

	A. The king had a defective body because of the cut finger
	B. The tribesmen recognised the king
	C. The tribesmen felt they should show compassion
	D. The tribesmen felt that God would never be happy with an offering made by hurting someone

 

7. What did the king do when he returned to the palace?

	A. He ordered his army to destroy the tribesmen
	B. He punished the soldiers for not protecting him well
	C. He ordered the minister to be released from jail
	D. He declared a national holiday to celebrate his freedom

 

 

8. Why did the king say it was good that he lost his finger?

	A. He could have hurt himself even more severely
	B. He was unique because of his cut finger
	C. It was because of the cut finger that he was saved from being made a sacrificial offering
	D. He had learnt to be careful even while doing small tasks.

 

9. Why did the minister say it was good for him to have been in jail?

	A. He used the time to catch up on reading
	B. He got some rest from his duties
	C. He used the time for prayer and reflection
	D. If he hadn’t been in jail, he would have been offered as a sacrifice instead of the king

 

 

10. What did Uncle Lion say is true surrender to God?

	A. Trusting that God will never let you down
	B. Offering garlands and fruits to God
	C. Thinking positively that all that happens is only for our good
	D. Knowing that every event is like a passing cloud.

 

For Group 2 and Group 3 questions, go here please

Dear Reader, did you like this quiz? Is it too difficult? Is it interactive enough? Would you like more such quizzes? Please help us in serving you better by writing to h2h@radiosai.org mentioning your name and country. Thank you for your time.

- Radio Sai Team