Test: Flying Together - 1 - Class 5 MCQ

The wise old bird was concerned that the creeper, if left to grow, could provide a means for a hunter to climb up the tree and harm the geese. This highlights the importance of addressing potential risks early on before they escalate.

Initially, the geese hesitated to destroy the creeper because they perceived it as small and insignificant, failing to recognize its potential threat as it grew larger. This illustrates the importance of foresight and understanding potential dangers, no matter how small they may seem initially.

The geese disregarded the advice of the wise old bird because they underestimated the potential danger posed by the creeper, considering it to be insignificant and harmless. This highlights the importance of recognizing and addressing even seemingly minor threats to prevent larger consequences.

The creeper became as strong as a thick rope, which weakened the tree’s branches and made it easier for a hunter to climb up and endanger the geese.

The geese’s experience teaches us the importance of listening to good advice. By paying attention to wise counsel and acting on it, we can avoid problems and stay safe.

After spreading his net on top of the tree, the hunter climbed down and went away. This action set the stage for the events that followed, leading to the entrapment of the geese.

Upon finding themselves trapped in the net, the geese struggled hard to get out, showcasing their initial reaction to the unexpected and dangerous situation they were in.

The geese planned to deceive the hunter by pretending to be dead when he returned the next day. This clever strategy was aimed at ensuring their safety and escape from the hunter's clutches.

The hunter muttered to himself that all the geese were dead as he threw them out of the net one by one, indicating his surprise and perhaps underestimation of the geese's clever plan to deceive him.

After the last goose had been thrown down by the hunter, all the geese got up, flapped their wings, and flew away immediately, surprising the hunter with their swift escape.