Question

Two men were travelling together when they suddenly met a bear. One of the travellers quickly climbed up into a tree and hid himself in the branches. The other man had nothing to do: he fell flat on the ground and when the Bear came up to him, he held his breath with fear. The Bear felt the man with his nose for some time and then he left him. The Bear thought the man was dead Bears never eat anything dead. When the Bear went away, the first traveller came down from the tree and asked his friend: "What did the Bear whisper in your ear? "He gave me a piece of advice: never travel with a false friend" was the answer. Moral: A friend in need is a friend indeed. Questions: 1. Whom did the two uravellers meet? 2. What did the first and the second travellers do? 3. Who of them was in greater danger? Why? 4. Why didn't the Bear eat him? 5. What did the first traveller ask his friend about? 6. What was the answer? 7. What is the moral of the story? 8. What should the first traveller have done but he didn't? 9. What is your idea of a true friend?

Answer 1

1. They met a bear.
2. One of the travellers quickly climbed up into a tree and hid himself in the branches. The other man fell flat on the ground and when the Bear came up to him, he held his breath with fear. 
3. The second one as he fell on the ground when the Bear was near  him. He could die.
4. The Bear thought the man was dead.
5. He asked him about what did the Bear whisper in his ear.
6. The second man said that the Bear gave him a piece of advice to never travel with a false friend.
7. Never travel with a false friend.
8.The first traveller should've helped his friend.
9. The true friend is always ready to help you no matter what.

Answer 2

1. Whom did the two travelers meet? - The two travelers met a bear.

2. What did the first and the second travelers do? - The first traveler quickly climbed up into a tree and hid himself in the branches. The second traveler fell flat on the ground, holding his breath with fear when the bear approached.

3. Who of them was in greater danger? Why? - The second traveler was in greater danger because he fell flat on the ground and remained still, making himself an easier target for the bear. The first traveler, who climbed up the tree, was able to escape the immediate threat.

4. Why didn't the bear eat him? - The bear didn't eat the second traveler because it thought the man was dead. Bears typically do not eat anything that is already dead.

5. What did the first traveler ask his friend about? - The first traveler asked his friend what the bear whispered in his ear.

6. What was the answer? - The second traveler replied, "He gave me a piece of advice: never travel with a false friend."

7. What is the moral of the story? - The moral of the story is "A friend in need is a friend indeed." This implies that a true friend is someone who stands by you in difficult times.

8. What should the first traveler have done but he didn't? - The first traveler could have helped his friend or taken some action to assist him when the bear approached. Instead, he climbed up a tree and left his friend vulnerable on the ground.

9. What is your idea of a true friend? - A true friend is someone who is supportive, trustworthy, and reliable, especially in difficult situations. A true friend is there for you when you need help or guidance, just like the concept conveyed in the moral of the story.