How did the crocodile take the monkey to his home?

The question pertains to the method the crocodile used to transport the monkey to his home.

Consider the physical abilities of both the crocodile and the monkey.

Can you summarize what you’ve understood in the above steps?

This option is incorrect because monkeys are not natural swimmers like other animals. The story does not indicate that the monkey swims to the crocodile’s home.

Monkey swims

This is the correct answer. In "The Monkey and the Crocodile," the crocodile takes the monkey to his home by allowing the monkey to ride on his back. Crocodiles have large, sturdy bodies that can support the weight of smaller animals. This method of transportation is logical in the context of the story and aligns with the physical capabilities of both the crocodile and the monkey.

Crocodile’s back

This option is incorrect because it is unlikely for the monkey to ride on the crocodile’s tail. Crocodiles have powerful tails primarily used for swimming and balancing but not for carrying other animals.

On crocodile’s tail

This option is incorrect because if the monkey jumps into the river, it wouldn’t necessarily lead to the crocodile taking him to his home. Additionally, it would be risky for the monkey to jump into the water with a crocodile nearby.

Monkey jumps into the river

Correct answer

Crocodile’s back

Choice B

Can you summarize what you’ve understood in the above steps?