What problem does the buffalo face at the beginning of the story?
The buffalo is caught by the tiger.
Why does the tiger want to learn about human intelligence (trí khôn)?
Because it believes that human intelligence is what allows humans to control strong animals like the buffalo.
What does the buffalo say to the tiger when asked about human intelligence?
The buffalo tells the tiger that he does not have human intelligence and the tiger should ask the farmer.
How does the farmer trick the tiger?
He ties the tiger to a tree while he goes to find his intelligence.
What happens to the tiger while it is tied to the tree?
The farmer returns with a burning torch and sets the tiger on fire.
What lesson does the tiger learn at the end of the story?
Human intelligence (trí khôn) is clever, more powerful than the tiger's strength.
What does the tiger say after being tricked by the farmer?
The tiger admits that human intelligence (trí khôn) is super clever.
