Test: The Monkey and the Crocodile- 1 - Class 6 MCQ

The crocodile's wife asked him to bring the heart of a monkey because she desired the tastiest and freshest heart for her meal.

The crocodile decided to confront his wife about the situation, recognising his mistake and learning from it.

As a result:

• The crocodile felt sadder due to the confrontation.
• He became wiser by understanding the value of honesty.
• His genuine tears reflected his emotional growth.

Ultimately, he hurried home to share his newfound insights with his wife.

Correct option is A. The crocodile said to himself.

The crocodile's wife was angery with her husband one day because the crocodile had stayed with the monkey longer than usual. She had been waiting and waiting, managing the little crocodiles that had just been hatched.

In a well-known fable, the monkey used his intelligence and cleverness to outsmart the crocodile, thereby saving himself. This demonstrates how intelligence can be effectively utilised to overcome challenges.

The word 'pluck' primarily means to remove or pull something out, such as plucking fruit from a tree. However, in some contexts, it can also mean courage or bravery, depending on the usage.

For this question, the correct answer is:

• Remove

The opposite word of "pleasure" is "pain."

The chapter is titled "The Monkey And The Crocodile" as it primarily focuses on the interactions and cunning exchanges between the monkey and the crocodile.

The two friends discussed birds and animals, making option C the correct answer.

The phrase 'heaved a deep sigh' describes the action of exhaling deeply. This action is best captured by:

• Option C

The correct answer is C because:

• Coming home late would logically cause the crocodile's wife to be annoyed.

The monkey jumped onto a tree situated on the river bank to escape from the crocodile's deception and save himself from becoming the crocodile's wife's meal.

The correct antonym for the word 'good' is 'bad.'

Among the given options:

• Option A: Bad - accurately represents the opposite of 'good.'

Therefore, the answer is A.

This line is from the story "The Monkey and the Crocodile." On reaching the midstream, the crocodile reveals his true intentions to the monkey, saying, "I’ll kill you now" because he wanted to take the monkey's heart as a gift for his wife. This marks the turning point in the story.