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Moral Stories — Practice Questions

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Last updated: 11 Sep 2026 GKSchools Editorial SSC, UPSC, Railway, Banking and Police

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1. The Lion and the Mouse

A story about a lion and a mouse where the lion learns that even the smallest friend can be of great help.

  • The lion was once trapped in a hunter's net.
  • The mouse came to the lion's rescue by chewing the net and setting the lion free.
  • The moral of the story is: "Even the smallest creatures can be helpful."
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2. The Tortoise and the Hare

A famous story about the tortoise and the hare that teaches the importance of persistence over speed.

  • The hare was overconfident and took a nap during a race with the tortoise.
  • The tortoise kept going slowly but steadily and won the race.
  • The moral of the story is: "Slow and steady wins the race."
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3. The Honest Woodcutter

A story about a woodcutter who proves that honesty is always rewarded.

  • The woodcutter lost his axe in a river and was offered a golden axe by the god.
  • He refused the golden axe, as it was not his, and only accepted his own axe when it was returned.
  • The moral of the story is: "Honesty is always rewarded."
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4. The Clever Crow and the Pitcher

A story about a clever crow who solved the problem of getting water from a pitcher.

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