Q-1 How can you say that taro is a thoughtful son ?
Q-2 What did the magic waterfall give to Taro?
Q-3 What did Taro's father desire?
Q-4 What happened one evening that made taro sadder than before?
Q-5 Why did Taro run in the direction of the sound of rushing water?
Q-6 What happened as soon as Taro's father drank the sake?
Q-7 Why did the emperor of Japan honour Taro?
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Q1.Taro's father was so delighted with the saké that when he swallowed a sip of the liquid, he stopped shivering and became energetic and did a little dance in the middle of the floor. Answer: The waterfall gave Taro saké and others water because Taro was a very thoughtful and dutiful son to his parents.
Q2.The waterfall gave Taro saké and others water because Taro was a very thoughtful and dutiful son to his parents. He used to serve his parents with dedication and sincerity. The saké from the waterfall was a reward for his goodness. On the other hand, the people of his village got plain water because they were greedy.
Q3.Taro's old father shivered with cold. He wished he had a cup of sake which would warm his body and do good to his heart.
Q4.One evening when Taro and his parents were sitting in a corner of their hut, a strong wind whistled through the cracks of the hut and everyone felt very cold. That time his father desired for a cup of sake so that he could feel warm.
Q5.Taro ran in the direction of the stream because he was very thirsty. He had never seen a rushing stream or heard the sound of falling water in that part of the forest.
Q6.After drinking sake, Taro's father stopped shivering and showed his happiness by doing a little dance in the middle of the floor. 3. Taro was a thoughtful son who honoured and obeyed his parents, while the others were greedy. This is why the waterfall gave Taro sake and others water.
Q7.The Emperor of Japan rewarded Taro for being good and kind towards his parents. This was Emperor's way to encourage all children to respect, obey and serve their parents.
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