Read the text and answer the questions no. 4 and 5.

Belal is a very little boy. One day he was playing in his room, Suddenly he saw a lizard. He went running to kill the lizard. The lizard said, "Don't kill me, please. I help you. I eat mosquitoes. Because of this I stop you getting bitten. Please go and kill the frogs."

Belal did not kill the lizard. He wernt running to kill a frog. The frog said, "Don't kill me, please. I am your friend. I eat insects. I save crops from harmful insects. Please go and kill crows."

Belal did not kill the frog. He went running to kill a crow. The crow said, "Don't kill me, please. I eat dirty things and keep clean your village. Please go and kill sparrows."

Belal did not kill the crow. He went running to kill a sparrow. The sparrow said, "Don't kill me, please. I put seeds in the soil. The plants grow and you get oxygen and foods from plants to keep you alive. Please go and kill bees."

He didn't kill the sparrow. He went running to kill a bee. The bee said, "I pollinate flowers. I collect nectar from flowers. I take the nectar to the hive and you get honey. If you kill me, you will not get honey. Please go and kill ants."

Belal did not kill the bee. He went running to kill ants. The ants _______

The wind and the sun were arguing about their strength.

The wind said that it was the most powerful.

The wind could blow trees to the ground and make tornadoes.

They decided to have a contest to see who could make the man remove his jacket first.

The man kept his jacket on because he felt cold and shivered when the wind blew strongly.

The contest teaches us that gentleness and warmth can be more effective than forceful actions in solving problems.

The wind blew a gust of cold air at the man.

The sun's warmth gradually made the man feel hot, which made him remove his jacket.

The story symbolizes that sometimes patience and kindness are more successful than harsh methods in overcoming obstacles.

The sun shone down gently, making the weather warmer.

The wind's attempt was unsuccessful because the man kept his jacket on tighter.

The deeper meaning might be that force and aggression may not always solve problems, while gentleness and patience often lead to success.

The sun said that it was the most powerful.

They planned a contest to see who could remove the man's jacket first.

When the wind blew strongly the man zipped up his jacket tightly.

When the sun started shining, the rain stopped and the man unzipped his jacket.

When it became very hot, the man took off his jacket and sat under a tree.

The sun won the contest.

We learn that gentleness is stronger than force.

Belal was playing in his room.

We can usually find lizards on the wall of our houses.

The animals requested Belal not to kill them because they help us in different ways.

I like the butterfly most. I like it most because it looks very beautiful. Besides, it is unable to hurt anybody.

Belal meets a lizard, a frog, a crow, a sparrow, a bee and some ants.

The frog eats insects and saves crops from harmful insects.

Belal didn't kill the animals because he understood how each of them helps in some way, like protecting the environment or providing food.

We can infer that Belal is thoughtful and considers the consequences of his actions before making a decision.