What was Golu's primary motivation for his journey to the Limpopo river?

Golu was curious about what a crocodile eats for dinner.

True or False: Golu's nose was capable of picking up objects.

False. Golu's nose was small and bulgy, and he could only wiggle it but couldn't use it to pick up things.

Fill in the blank: Golu took ___ sugar canes, ___ dozen bananas, and ___ melons on his journey.

One hundred sugar canes, fifty dozen bananas, and twenty-five melons.

What did Golu inquire about when he met the mynah bird?

Golu asked the mynah bird what the crocodile had for dinner.

Riddle: I am a curious creature with a small nose, I sought answers but found none from my family. Who am I?

Golu, the baby elephant.

Multiple Choice: What type of animals did Golu ask questions during his journey? A) Only birds B) Only mammals C) Various animals D) Only reptiles

C) Various animals.

What did Golu do to help the python he met on his journey?

Golu helped the python coil back around a tree branch.

What did Golu initially mistake the crocodile for?

A log of wood.

Fill in the blank: Golu's nose stretched to ___ feet after the crocodile pulled it.

Five

True or False: The python helped Golu by coiling around his stomach.

True

What did Golu use his long nose to do when a fly stung his shoulder?

Hit the fly dead.

Fill in the blank: Golu decided to return to his family feeling ___ with his new trunk.

Happy

What did the crocodile offer Golu for dinner?

A baby elephant.

True or False: Golu's experience leads to a negative transformation.

False. Golu's experience leads to a beneficial transformation.

What are the consequences of Golu's curiosity in the story?

Golu's curiosity leads him to a dangerous experience that ultimately benefits him.

Bulgy, coiled, and often found in nature, I can be an advantage or a hindrance. What am I?

A trunk.