Exercise
Form 9: The Jungle Book - Metaphors & Moral Lessons
Read an extract from The Jungle Book to identify metaphors and moral lessons. Explore how figurative devices convey important themes and values.
Questions
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What phrase is used as a metaphor for order and discipline among jungle animals?
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Which sentence contains a simile describing Bagheera the panther?
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What does the phrase 'Red Flower' refer to metaphorically in the jungle?
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How are the Bandar-log (monkey people) portrayed in comparison to the wolf pack?
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Identify the metaphor describing Shere Khan.
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What kind of figure is Baloo the bear?
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Which line uses personification?
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How does Mowgli defeat Shere Khan during the pack council meeting?
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Which simile describes Kaa the rock python?
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What key maxim does Kipling use to show the importance of unity?
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What theme is explored through Mowgli being torn between human and animal worlds?
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Select the simile describing Akela the lone wolf.
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Why does the jungle community look down on the Bandar-log?
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Which option contains personification?
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What moral lesson does Mowgli learn from his upbringing?