The Lion And The Mouse

The correct answer is hunters because they are the ones who typically set traps to catch animals, including lions, either for sport or for protection of livestock or crops. Mice, children, and rabbits are unlikely to set traps for lions as they are not capable of doing so or have no reason to do so.

The lion was captured with a net. This implies that someone used a net to trap and catch the lion. The other options, such as a mouse trap, a magic word, or meat, are not suitable for capturing a lion. A mouse trap is too small and ineffective, a magic word would not physically restrain the lion, and meat alone would not be sufficient to capture the lion. Therefore, the most logical and plausible option is that the lion was captured with a net.

The correct answer is "He nibbled up the rope." This answer suggests that the Mouse saved the Lion by chewing through the rope that was trapping the Lion. By doing so, the Mouse freed the Lion from captivity and saved its life.

The lion behaved mean at first.

The Lion thanked the Mouse by being kind to mice from that day onwards. This suggests that the Lion learned the importance of kindness and gratitude from the Mouse's act of helping him. The Lion's change in behavior indicates that he appreciated the Mouse's assistance and wanted to show his gratitude by treating all mice with kindness.