Fish - Chapters 1 And 2

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The given answer "Yes" is correct because the explanation states that people from the village are leaving due to a war. This implies that there is a reason for the villagers to leave, which aligns with the statement in the early chapters. Therefore, the answer "Yes" confirms that people are indeed leaving the village because of the ongoing war.

The statement contradicts itself by saying that the fish is already dead by the end of chapter 2. Therefore, the correct answer is "No" as the fish is not dead by the end of chapter 2.

The given statement suggests that the mother held up the beam for a significant amount of time, specifically almost two hours, before the father arrived to move the child away. Therefore, the statement is true as it implies that the mother had to bear the weight of the beam for an extended period before receiving assistance from the father.

Tigers are known to be excellent swimmers and are often found near bodies of water, such as ponds, rivers, or lakes. Therefore, it is reasonable to assume that a tiger found a fish in a pond.

The given answer is true because the book retells the story of Mum having to hold up a beam that almost landed on Tiger as a baby. This suggests that the event described in the question actually happened in the book.

The explanation for the answer "Yes" is that the very first sentence in the book mentions the word "fish". This implies that the book does indeed mention fish at the beginning, supporting the answer "Yes".

In the given question, the character who was able to "say something right" to the Guide is Mum. This suggests that Mum had the ability to provide accurate or helpful information or advice to the Guide in the book.