1. In not more than three sentences explain what this narrative is about 2. Identify one instance of irony in this narrative 3. Explain the meaning of the phrase he walked tall 4. What type of narrative is it explain your answer 5. Describe the character traits of the monkey are supported in this narrative 6. Identify and explain four features of oral narratives evident in this story 7. Identify and illustrate one lesson that will learn from this story as how to deal with characters who are stronger and more powerful than other characters

You're on a roll — Here are the answers to your questions based on the narrative: 1. In not more than three sentences explain what this narrative is about This narrative is about the friendship between a powerful Lion and a clever Monkey. They decide to buy cattle, with Monkey deferring to Lion's wisdom. Ultimately, Lion buys strong bulls while Monkey, using practicality, chooses cheaper cows. 2. Identify one instance of irony in this narrative There is situational irony when Lion, the powerful and dominant friend, asks Monkey, the seemingly weaker one, for advice on what to buy, saying "You are the wise one my friend." Monkey then gives advice that leads to a practical, cost-effective choice (cows) rather than a choice based on strength (bulls), which Lion himself values. 3. Explain the meaning of the phrase he walked tall The phrase "he walked tall" means that Lion was proud, confident, and respected among the other animals. It signifies his high status and self-assurance. 4. What type of narrative is it explain your answer This is a fable. It is a fable because it features personified animals (Lion and Monkey) who talk and act like humans, and it implicitly conveys a moral lesson about wisdom, practicality, or how to deal with more powerful individuals. 5. Describe the character traits of the monkey are supported in this narrative Respectful*: Monkey "always let him make major decisions" to show respect to Lion. Clever/Wise*: Lion calls him "the wise one," and Monkey makes a practical decision to buy cows because they are "cheaper than bulls," showing financial wisdom. Diplomatic*: He defers to Lion's perceived wisdom while still making a choice that benefits him. 6. Identify and explain four features of oral narratives evident in this story Opening formula*: The story begins with "Long, long time ago," which is a traditional opening phrase used to signal the start of a folktale. Personification*: Animals like Lion and Monkey are given human qualities; they are best friends, talk, make decisions, and buy cattle. Dialogue*: The story uses direct speech, such as "Do you want to buy cows or bulls?" and "I will buy cows," making it engaging and easy to follow when told aloud. Simple plot*: The narrative follows a straightforward sequence of events: two friends decide to buy cattle, discuss options, make their purchases, and go home. 7. Identify and illustrate one lesson that will learn from this story as how to deal with characters who are stronger and more powerful than other characters One lesson is to use wisdom and diplomacy when dealing with characters who are stronger and more powerful. Monkey, despite being weaker, does not directly challenge Lion's power or choice. Instead, he flatters Lion ("You are the wise one my friend") and then makes a practical decision (buying cheaper cows) that benefits him without causing conflict, showing how to navigate power dynamics cleverly. Drop the next question.