In the story of The Lion and the Mouse, what did the mouse do to the lion?

Removed a thorn from the lion's paw

How did the mouse help the lion in the story?

The mouse gnawed through the ropes to set the lion free

The mouse found the lion's lost treasure

The mouse scared away the other animals

The mouse brought the lion food

Why did the mouse offer to help the lion in the story?

Because the lion had shown mercy towards it

Because the mouse wanted to be friends with the lion

Because the mouse wanted to prove its bravery

What did the lion initially think of the mouse in the story?

The lion thought the mouse was weak and insignificant

The lion thought the mouse was lost

The lion thought the mouse was a threat

The lion thought the mouse was brave and powerful

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Lion and the mouse

Whose Tracks Are These? Animal Visitors. How do we know whether an animal has visited a place? One way we know is because it may leave tracks, or marks in the soil. Tracks show where the animal's body has touched the ground. Let's find out who has visited us today! Large Animals. A large animal that likes honey made these tracks. This animal is a good climber. It has strong claws for digging up plants, and it eats animals, too. Can you guess who it is? A black bear made these tracks. Black bears sleep all winter and wake up hungry in the spring. A large animal with hooves made these tracks. This animal can eat ten pounds of leaves, bark, and twigs each day. Can you guess who it is? A deer made these tracks. Male deer grow antlers in the spring and shed them in late winter. Baby deer have spots that disappear when they grow up. A large, strong cat made these tracks. This hunter runs fast and jumps far. It eats other animals, such as deer. birds, and rabbits. Can you guess who it is? A mountain lion made these tracks. Adult mountain lions live alone most of the time. Babies must learn to hunt before they can leave their mothers. Small Animals. A smart bird made these tracks. It has a curved beak and sharp claws. It hunts at night and eats many kinds of animals. Can you guess who it is? An owl made these tracks. It has large yellow eyes and can see well in the dark. It makes a noise called a hoot. A small animal made these tracks. Its tail made the line between the footprints. This animal must run very fast to escape being eaten. Can you guess who it is? A mouse made these tracks. Mice are food for owls, snakes, and other animals. But this one got away! Many Kinds of Tracks. Each kind of animal has its own special tracks. Look for tracks when you are in nature. Have fun finding out who has been visiting!

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