Two Cats and a Monkey (Story Writing; Class-IX)

Two Cats and a Monkey – Moral Story

Q. Write a story in about 100 words using the given hints. Give a suitable title to the story.

[Hints: two cats find a piece of bread –fight over it –monkey arrives –decides to settle the dispute –monkey breaks the bread into two – uneven size –eats a portion from the large share –dispute continues –monkey eats both pieces of bread. (Class-IX; Page: 82; Exercise: 08)]

Answer:

Two Cats and a Monkey (Story Writing; Class-IX)

Once upon a time, two cats were roaming in the forest. Then he got a piece of bread. Both of them described that bread as their own. Then the quarrel started between the two.

Cats started thinking how to share the bread equally. Then a clever monkey came there. He said, "I can help you."

The monkey broke the bread into two pieces. But one piece was large and a small. The monkey said, "These are not equal." He ate a little with a big piece. Now the second piece grew up.

The monkey then ate with another piece. In this way he repeatedly ate with both pieces. Cats kept watching quietly.

Finally the monkey ate both pieces. And said, "Now the bread is equal!" After saying this, he left from there.

Cats kept watching the bus. He understood that he quarreled and lost bread.

Moral: When two people fight among themselves, a third clever can take advantage of them. Therefore, one should stay together.

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