Main TopicsWhat did Mrs crocodile want from her husband?
Table of Contents
- What did Mrs crocodile want from her husband?
- What request did the crocodile wife make to her husband why?
- What did the wife of the crocodile order him to do?
- How did monkey save himself?
- What would the crocodile tell his wife?
- How did the crocodile feel at his wife demand?
- What is the moral of monkey and crocodile story?
What did Mrs crocodile want from her husband?
Ans: The crocodile's wife wanted to eat the heart of the monkey. The crocodile refused to oblige her. He could not betray his fast friend. He shouted at her angrily.
What request did the crocodile wife make to her husband why?
Answer: The crocodile's wife wanted to eat the heart of the monkey. The crocodile refused to oblige her. He could not betray his fast friend.
What did the wife of the crocodile order him to do?
The crocodile's wife desired to eat heart of the monkey. She ordered him to bring the monkey. He could* not betray his friend. Therefore, he was unwilling to invite his friend (the monkey) home.
How did monkey save himself?
How Did the Monkey Save Himself? Answer: The monkey used his intelligence to save himself. He told the crocodile that he had left his heart at his home. And when the crocodile reached the tree, the monkey jumped off his back and on the tree to save himself.
What would the crocodile tell his wife?
The crocodile would tell his wife how foolish he had been in listening to her, and thus losing a good friend and a supply of good fruits.
How did the crocodile feel at his wife demand?
Ans. The crocodile's wife was angry when he had overstayed with the monkey and she had to look after the baby crocodiles alone. She asked him who this friend was. The crocodile told her about the monkey and said that he was very nice as he used to send fruits for her.
What is the moral of monkey and crocodile story?
The thought of not killing his friend while proving his love towards his wife made him happy. The crocodile turned back and swam as fast as he could to the tree. When they reached, the monkey climbed up the tree to safety. ... Moral: A wise enemy is better than a foolish friend.
