True or false? If false, give the correct information.

The two friends set out on a journey and by flying over the rivers and hills they came to a jungle.

As they flew over the rivers and hills; they were very tired and became very hungry.

The bat thought if he could please the owl, he would give him more food. And, with this end in view the bat praised the owl

No, I don't think so. Because the owl was selfish and was not happy to share his food. Besides, he unwillingly let the two birds to come in his nest.

The weather of the day was not good. There rose a storm and it rained heavily.

The two friends decided to set out on a journey.

The dove and the bat were tired as they flew a long distance over the rivers and hills.

They got shelter in an owl's nest in a century old rain tree.

The bat thought if he could please the owl, he would give him more food. With this end in view the bat praised the owl.

According to the bat, the owl is powerful and mighty. Actually the bat tried to flatter the owl by saying this.

The dove and the bat came to a big jungle.

The words grumpy, unwilling, selfish tell us that the owl was not good at heart.

The words like brave, generous pleased the owl.

The dove could not eat because he was very tired.

The nest of the owl was on the tree.

The two good friends were the dove and the bat

They decided to set out on a journey .

They were tired because they flew over many places like rivers, hills etc.

They looked for shelter to protect themselves from storm and rain.

The dove and the bat came to a big jungle.

On the tree there was a nest of an owl.

'Grumpy', 'selfish' these words show that the owl was not good at heart.

The dove could not eat as it was so tired.

The bat praised the owl to get more food.

The bat called the owl wise, brave, most generous, powerful and mighty. These words pleased the owl.

The owl puffed and ruffled himself which proves that he wanted to hear more good things about him.

shelter = vulnerability

unwillingly = willingly

generous = benevolent

pleased = satisfied

hungry = craning