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Flashcards: Taro's reward 32 Flashcards 
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What qualities does Taro exhibit that lead to his eventual reward? |
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Taro demonstrates sincerity, hard work, and a strong sense of duty towards his parents, which ultimately leads to him being rewarded by both nature and the Emperor. |
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Taro's persistence in working hard despite earning little reflects the theme of ___ in the story. |
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Dedication and filial piety. |
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True or False: Taro's reward came from being dishonest and seeking personal gain. |
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False. Taro's reward came from his honesty and dedication to serving his parents. |
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What moral lesson can be derived from Taro's actions and the rewards he received? |
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The moral lesson is that sincerity and respect for one's parents lead to divine rewards and good fortune. |
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Riddle: I am a woodcutter who works hard all day, yet my earnings are quite small. I care for my parents in every way. Who am I? |
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Taro. |
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Multiple Choice: Who rewards Taro for his good deeds? A) His parents B) The Emperor C) The forest spirits D) His friends |
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B) The Emperor.  |
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What motivated Taro to work harder in the story? |
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Taro was motivated to work harder because he wanted to earn enough money to buy Sake for his old father, who was shivering from the cold. |
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Fill in the blank: Taro discovered a waterfall that produced a liquid that tasted like ___. |
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Sake  |
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Riddle: I am a drink that warms the heart and is sought after in cold times. What am I? |
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Sake |
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What happened when Taro returned to the waterfall after telling the villagers about it? |
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When Taro returned to the waterfall with the villagers, they discovered that the liquid they fetched tasted like plain water, not like the Sake Taro had brought home.  |
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What did Taro realize about the waterfall after tasting the liquid again? |
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Taro realized that the waterfall was favoring him by providing the same fine Sake, a tasty drink.  |
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Fill in the blank: Taro was saved by wisely slipping behind a ___. |
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Rock |
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What is the significance of the Emperor rewarding Taro? |
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The significance is to set an example for other children to respect and obey their parents, highlighting the values of kindness and good behavior. |
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Riddle: I flow and rush, but am not a river. I bring a drink that's often sought after. What am I? |
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A waterfall providing Sake.  |
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List two characteristics of a thoughtful person as depicted in Taro's actions. |
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A thoughtful person shows care for others and acts wisely in challenging situations, as Taro did. |
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What is Sake, as mentioned in the content? |
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Sake is a traditional Japanese alcoholic drink made from fermented rice. |
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