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  • How did Bertie ensure the lion cub was fed?
    From his father's beer bottles
    From a soup bowl
    With impala meat
    With milk four times a day
  • How did Bertie scare off the hyenas from attacking the lion cub?
    He threw rocks at them
    He called for help
    He ran towards them
    He ignored them
  • What was the lion cub's initial appearance before being washed?
    White fur
    Golden mane
    Black stripes
    Covered in mud
  • How did Bertie feel about the lion cub being all the brothers and sisters he could ever want?
    Angry
    Confused
    Happy
    Sad
  • What did Bertie's mother believe the lion cub could provide for Bertie?
    Education
    Companionship
    Entertainment
    Protection
  • Why did Bertie's mother have to use a rifle to scare off the hyenas?
    To protect the lion cub
    To protect Bertie
    To hunt for food
    To practice shooting
  • How did Bertie's father initially respond to the idea of keeping the lion cub?
    He was excited
    He was angry
    He was hesitant
    He was indifferent
  • Why did Bertie's mother mention that the lion cub could be a playmate for Bertie?
    To provide Bertie with companionship
    To teach Bertie responsibility
    To keep Bertie entertained
    To prevent Bertie from feeling lonely
  • Based on Bertie's father's initial hesitation towards keeping the lion cub, what can be inferred about his concerns?
    He is worried about the lion cub's behavior
    He is concerned about the lion cub's impact on their family
    He is excited about the lion cub's presence
    He is afraid of the lion cub growing up
  • What did the lion cub do while Bertie had his bath?
    Took a nap
    Played with water
    Watched him
    Licked his legs dry
  • How did Bertie feel about having the lion cub around?
    Lonely
    Annoyed
    Happy
    Scared
  • What did Bertie's father acknowledge by allowing them to keep the lion cub?
    The challenges ahead
    Bertie's attachment to the lion cub
    His wife's happiness
    The lion cub's importance
  • Why did Bertie and his mother want to keep the lion cub?
    For companionship
    For entertainment
    For protection
    For hunting
  • What can be inferred about Bertie's relationship with the lion cub based on his actions and emotions?
    He is afraid of the lion cub
    He is protective and caring towards the lion cub
    He is annoyed by the lion cub
    He is indifferent towards the lion cub
  • What did Bertie's father warn about the lion cub's future?
    He will become a threat
    He will need more food
    He will run away
    He will grow up
  • What convinced Bertie's mother that the lion cub was indeed white?
    His size
    His roar
    His behavior
    His fur color after washing
  • What did Bertie's mother suggest the lion cub could provide for Bertie since he wouldn't have siblings?
    Companionship
    Protection
    Entertainment
    Education
  • What prompted Bertie to run towards the waterhole in a hurry?
    He heard a gunshot
    He saw a herd of zebras
    He saw his mother with a rifle
    He saw hyenas chasing a lion cub
  • How did Bertie's father show his support for keeping the lion cub?
    By buying more food
    By building a shelter
    By allowing him to sleep in the house
    By kissing his wife
  • Where did the lion cub sleep in the farmhouse?
    In the barn
    In the garden
    At the end of Bertie's bed
    In the kitchen
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