Bread Dividing by a Cunning Monkey
Once upon a time, two feline friends had the misfortune of stealing a piece of bread. However, their attempt to divide it equally failed as both were greedy and wanted the bigger portion. Consequently, the argument became heated, and the two cats sought the counsel of a wise monkey, renowned in the forest for his wisdom.
The monkey, being a creature of intellect and reason, counseled the cats to resolve the issue amongst themselves as it would be a costly affair. However, the cats insisted that they needed his assistance to find a solution to their problem.
Thus, the monkey, with his great knowledge, decided to bring out a pair of scales and divided the bread into two parts. But alas, each piece was unevenly sized, and the cats once again became agitated.
Determined to find a solution, the monkey began to nibble a small portion from the bigger piece and weighed it again. This caused the smaller piece to be heavier. He then took a small piece from the smaller portion and put it on the scales, resulting in the bigger piece being heavier again.
The monkey continued to repeat the process, but the pieces never became equal. In the end, only a small piece remained. The cats requested the remaining piece, but the monkey, infuriated by their greediness and lack of cooperation, claimed it as his own and devoured it without hesitation.
The story demonstrates how greed can lead to foolishness, and how cunning behavior can ultimately lead to unfavorable outcomes.
Moral :
Two Rats and a Piece of Bread
Once upon a time, in a cozy little house, two mischievous rats snuck in and pilfered a tempting piece of bread. However, their joy quickly turned into a squabble as they couldn't agree on how to divide the spoils. In a bid to settle their dispute, they sought the arbitration of a nearby cat.
The cunning cat, sensing an opportunity, agreed to help and fetched a balance scale. With a flick of its whiskers, the cat broke the bread in two and placed each piece on one side of the scale. Predictably, one piece outweighed the other. Seizing the chance, the cat took a sizable bite from the heavier piece, claiming it was to balance the weights. But instead of equalizing, the bite only made the heavier piece even more substantial.
Undeterred by the failed attempt, the cat continued its deceitful game. It nibbled alternately from each piece, ostensibly striving for parity. However, its bites were not equal, and with each chomp, the balance tipped further out of alignment. Though the rats saw through the cat's ruse, they dared not protest, fearing its wrath.
As the bread diminished with each fraudulent bite, the rats finally plucked up the courage to request their share of what remained. However, the crafty cat, with a smirk on its whiskered face, denied their plea, claiming the remnant as payment for its "services" and swiftly devoured it. Crestfallen and wiser from the ordeal, the rats slunk away, lamenting their misfortune.
Reflecting on their encounter with the conniving cat, the rats realized the folly of their actions. They understood that disputes are best resolved through cooperation and compromise rather than relying on dubious intermediaries. Though they departed with empty stomachs, they carried with them a valuable lesson: the importance of amicable resolution in the face of disagreement. And so, with newfound wisdom, the rats vowed to settle their future disputes peacefully, steering clear of cunning cats and their deceptive schemes.
Bread Dividing by a Cunning Monkey
Once upon a time, two feline friends had the misfortune of stealing a piece of bread. However, their attempt to divide it equally failed as both were greedy and wanted the bigger portion. Consequently, the argument became heated, and the two cats sought the counsel of a wise monkey, renowned in the forest for his wisdom.
The monkey, being a creature of intellect and reason, counseled the cats to resolve the issue amongst themselves as it would be a costly affair. However, the cats insisted that they needed his assistance to find a solution to their problem.
Thus, the monkey, with his great knowledge, decided to bring out a pair of scales and divided the bread into two parts. But alas, each piece was unevenly sized, and the cats once again became agitated.
Determined to find a solution, the monkey began to nibble a small portion from the bigger piece and weighed it again. This caused the smaller piece to be heavier. He then took a small piece from the smaller portion and put it on the scales, resulting in the bigger piece being heavier again.
The monkey continued to repeat the process, but the pieces never became equal. In the end, only a small piece remained. The cats requested the remaining piece, but the monkey, infuriated by their greediness and lack of cooperation, claimed it as his own and devoured it without hesitation.
The story demonstrates how greed can lead to foolishness, and how cunning behavior can ultimately lead to unfavorable outcomes.
Complete the following story following the cue :
One day two cats stole a piece of bread from a kitchen of a rich family. They failed to divide it into two equal parts because both of them wanted the larger part. They fought for that for sometime.
Ans. The Cunning Monkey
One day two cats stole a piece of bread from a kitchen of a rich family. They failed to divide it into two equal parts because both of them wanted the larger part. They fought for that for sometime. At last, they agreed to put up their problem to the monkey. All the animals of the forest knew him as the wisest animal.
They went to the monkey and asked him to divide the bread into two equal parts. The monkey behaved very gently with them. The cats said that they had failed to do that. Then the monkey brought a pair of scales and torn out the bread into two pieces. He put the. pieces on the scales. The monkey told that one piece was heavier than the other. He ate a bit of the heavier piece. Then the other piece became heavier. Next, the monkey ate a portion from that piece and put it on the scales. The pieces remained unequal. And the monkey did the same thing again and again. After some time there remained only one small piece of the bread.
Then the cats asked the monkey, not to divide the bread. They said that they themselves would divide it equally.
Then the monkey said angrily, "No, this piece is mine. I've suffered much trouble to divide it into equal pieces." Saying this the monkey ate up the-rest of the bread. There are some persons/men in the society who are as cunning as the monkey. We should always avoid them.
Two Rats and the Monkey Story
One day, two rats found a soft piece of bread in a house. They were excited but had a problem—they couldn’t agree on how to divide it equally. Both rats wanted the bigger piece, and neither was willing to compromise. They started arguing and even fought over the bread.
Since they couldn’t solve the problem on their own, they decided to ask a monkey for help. The monkey was known as the wisest and cleverest animal in the forest, so the rats thought he would be fair. They asked the monkey to divide the bread equally between them.
The monkey agreed and promised to help. But instead of dividing the bread equally, the monkey cut one piece bigger than the other. To fix this, the monkey took a bite from the bigger piece, but then the other piece became larger. So, he took a bite from another one too. The monkey kept doing this—taking small bites from both sides to make them equal.
As the monkey ate more and more, the bread kept getting smaller. The two rats soon realized what was happening. They had trusted the monkey, but now they were losing all their bread. The rats asked the monkey to stop and give them whatever was left. But the monkey, being clever and greedy, told them that the rest of the bread was his payment for dividing it.
In the end, the two rats were left with nothing and learned a hard lesson.
Moral : If you are too greedy and want more than you need, you might lose everything.
Bread Dividing by a Cunning Monkey
A long time ago, two cats found a piece of bread. Both of them are very hungry and wanted to eat it. They agreed to share the bread equally, but when they tried to divide it, they can not figure out how to make the piece equal and started to argue.
A clever monkey was sitting in a tree, watching them. The monkey come down and said, I can help you. I will divide the bread equaly.
Two cats agree, and the monkey broke the bread into two piece. But one piece was bigger. The monkey said, Oh no, this is not fair. Let me take a bite to make it equal. He bite the bigger piece, but now the other piece looked bigger.
The monkey keep taking bite from both piece, Showing to make them even. After some time, there was only a small piece left. The monkey smile and said, Now there nothing left to divide. He eat the last bite and climbed back up the tree.
The two cats were sad. They had trusted the monkey, but he monkey trick them. They lost their bread because they fight over it. From that day, they promised to share things fairly and not argue.
Bread Dividing by a Cunning Monkey Story Moral: If you fight over thing, you might lose them. It always better to share.
TWO RIVAL CATS AND A CLEVER MONKEY
There lived two cats in a house. One day they together stole a piece of bread from the house of their master. Soon they had a quarrel over their share. They couldn’t agree on how to divide it because each rat wanted a larger piece than the other. They fought for that. Then one of the rats said, “We’ve argued and fought for so long that now we’re tired. Let’s go and see our friend, Mr. Monkey, and ask for his advice.”
All the animals of the forest knew him as the wisest animal. Mr. Monkey was so wise and just that the other rat agreed to take their problem to him. They went to the monkey and asked him to divide their bread into two equal halves. The monkey behaved very gently with them. “Well, that’s not easy,” said Mr. Monkey. “So it’ll cost you a lot. It was better for you to agree between yourselves.” But the cats said, “ We failed to do that.” Then the monkey brought a pair of scales and torn out the bread into two pieces. He put the pieces on the scales.
“Oh, dear,” Mr. Monkey said. “This piece is heavier than the other. I’ll take a small bite out of it.” But when he put it back on the scales, the other piece was heavier. So he bit a small piece out of that and put it back on the scales. But still the pieces were unequal, so he tried again. “Stop!” shouted the two rats. “You ‘re eating all our bread!” “Well, didn’t you ask me to divide it equally?” Mr. Monkey asked. “I’m doing my best, but I told you it’s difficult.” Mr. Monkey tried many times and soon there was only a very small piece of bread left. “Stop! Stop!” shouted the rats again. “We agree to divide it ourselves. Give us that little piece!”
“What?” shouted Mr. Monkey angrily. “This piece is mine. I’ve suffered much trouble to divide it into equal pieces.” Saying this the monkey ate up the rest of the bread.
Two rats and a piece of bread
one day two rats stole a piece of bread from a house. But they could not agree about the proper division of the spoil. So they went to a cat to decide the dispute.
The cat brought in a weighing balance and breaking the piece of bread in two, put them on the two sides of it. As one piece was found to weigh heavier than the other he took a bite from it on the plea of reducing the weight. But he purposely took a far bigger bite than proper. The result was that the piece that was lighter before became heavier now. The cat reduced its size by the same process. In this way he went on taking bites now from one piece and then from the other on the plea of making the parts equal. The rats saw through the game but they dared not say anything. At last, when the bread was almost finished, they gathered courage to ask for return of whatever was left. The cat, however, claimed it as the price of his labour and put it into his mouth. The rats went away sad but wise .They realised that it is better to settle quarrels amicably.
Bread Dividing by a Cunning Monkey
Once there lived two cats in a house. One day they stole a piece of bread from their neighbouring house. But the problem arose how to divide it because each of the cats wanted the large part. When they failed to reach any conclusion, they went to a monkey who is considered to be the wisest of all the animals. They requested the monkey to divide the bread equally. The monkey behaved very gently with them. He said that it would be costly for them. It was better for them to settle it among themselves. But the cats said that as they had failed to do so, they had come to him in order to make a way out of the problem.
Then the monkey brought a pair of scales and torn out the bread into two pieces. He put the pieces on the scales. The monkey told that one piece was heavier than the other. He took the heavier piece and bit a small piece from it. Then the other piece became heavier. Then the monkey took a portion (tl'51) from that piece and put it on the scales. The pieces remained unequal even now. And the monkey did the same thing again and again. After some time there remained only one small piece of the bread.
Then the cats asked the monkey not to divide the bread. They said that they would divide it equally themselves. They asked for that small piece of bread.
Then the monkey said angrily, "No, this piece is mine. I've suffered much to divide it into equal pieces." Saying this the monkey devoured the rest of the bread.
Bread Dividing by a Cunning Monkey
One day two cats stole a piece of bread. They failed to divide it in two equal parts as both of them wanted the larger part. They fought for that. At last, they agreed to put up their problem to a monkey. All the animals of the forest knew him as a wise animal.
They went to him monkey and asked him to divide the bread into two equal parts. The monkey behaved very gently with them. He said that it would be costly for them. It was better for them to settle it among themselves. But the cats said that as they had failed to do so, they had come to hin in order to make a way out of the problem.
Then the monkey brought a pair of scales and torn out the bread into two pieces. He put the pieces on the scales. The monkey told that one piece was heavier than the other. He took the heavier piece and bit a small piece from it. Then the other piece became heavier. Then the monkey took a portion from that piece and put it on the scales. The pieces remained unequal even now. And the monkey did the same thine, again and again. After some time there remained only one small piece of the bread.
Then the cats asked the monkey not to divide the bread. They said that they would divide it equally themselves. They asked for that small piece of bread.
Then the monkey said angrily, "No, this piece is mine. I've suffered much to divide it into equal pieces." Saying this the monkey devoured the rest of the bread.
Dividing of the bread between two cats
Once there lived two cats in a house. One day they stole a piece of bread from their neighbouring house. But the problem arose how to divide it because each. Of the cats wanted the larger part. When they failed to reach any conclusion, they went to a monkey who is considered to be the wisest of all the animals. They requested the money to divide the bread equally.
The monkey brought a pair of scales. He torn out the bread in to two pieces and put them on the scales. He told the cats that one piece was clearly heavier than the other. So, he bit off a part of the bigger piece. As a result the other piece became heavier. Then the monkey took a part from the heavier piece and put it on the scales. The monkey continued doing the same thing again and again until there remained only one piece of bread.
Now, the cats told the monkey to return that piece to them. They said that they themselves would divide the bread equally. But the monkey said that he toiled much to divide the bread equally. So he wanted it as his fee. Saying so the monkey at up that piece also. The cat left the place in a very sad mood but the incident made them wise also.
Read the following story. It is not complete. Complete the story by using your imagination and give it a suitable title : Ctg B'17; CB’10)
Once there lived two cats in a house. They were very intimate to each other. One day the two cats stole a piece of cake from a neighboring house. Each of them demanded ........
Ans. Dividing the Bread/ Cake
Once there lived two cats in a house. They were very intimate to each other. One day the two cats stole a's piece of cake from a neighboring house. Each of them demanded the larger share of the cake. None of them agreed to compromise a bit. So, they decided to go to the monkey for fair justice. The monkey assured (নিশ্চিত করা) them about equal dividing. He brought a scale for it. At first, he broke the cake into two pieces and put them on the scales. To equalize the portions he bit the larger part. That time the larger part became smaller and the smaller part became larger. The monkey continued that process and bit again and again. Within a few moments, the piece of cake became very small. The two cats were frustrated to see the incident. They asked the monkey to stop his work and return them the rest of the cake. But the monkey denied returning the cake. He demanded the rest piece of cake as his remuneration canister). The two cats realized their mistakes and lamented for the cake. They promised never to do such a mistake and keep a mutual understanding.
Bangla Translation:
Bread Dividing by a Cunning Monkey
অনেক দিন আগে, দুইটি বিড়াল একটি গ্রামে হাঁটছিল। হাঁটার সময় তারা একটি রুটির টুকরা পেল। তারা দুজনেই খুব ক্ষুধার্ত ছিল এবং রুটিটি খেতে চাইল। তারা সিদ্ধান্ত নিল যে তারা রুটিটি সমানভাবে ভাগ করে খাবে। কিন্তু যখন তারা রুটিটি ভাগ করার চেষ্টা করল, তখন তারা বুঝতে পারল না কীভাবে টুকরোগুলি সমান করতে হবে। এতে তারা খুব মন খারাপ করল এবং ঝগড়ার কাছাকাছি চলে গেল।
এদিকে, কাছেই একটি বুদ্ধিমান বানর গাছে বসে তাদের দেখছিল। বানরটি তাদের সমস্যা দেখতে পেয়ে তাদের ঠকানোর একটি পরিকল্পনা করল। সে গাছ থেকে নেমে এল এবং বলল, আমি তোমাদের রুটি সঠিকভাবে ভাগ করে দেব। বিড়ালরা খুব খুশি হয়ে বানরের সাহায্য নিতে রাজি হলো, কারণ তারা মনে করত বানরটি বনের সবচেয়ে বুদ্ধিমান প্রাণী।
বানরটি একটি দাঁড়িপাল্লা নিয়ে এল যাতে রুটিটি ওজন করে দুই টুকরা সমান করা যায়। সে রুটিটি ভাঙল, কিন্তু প্রত্যাশামতো একটি অংশ বড় হলো। ওহ না, বানরটি বলল, এটি ঠিক নয়! আমাকে এটি ঠিক করতে দাও। সে বড় অংশ থেকে এক কামড় খেল, কিন্তু এবার ছোট অংশ বড় দেখাল। সে বারবার বড় অংশ থেকে কামড় নিতে থাকল, যেন টুকরোগুলো সমান হয়।
বিড়ালরা ধীরে ধীরে বুঝতে শুরু করল, কিন্তু কিছু বলার আগেই প্রায় সব রুটিই শেষ হয়ে গেল! বানরটি হাসল এবং বলল, টুকরোগুলো সমান করতে অনেক কষ্ট হচ্ছে। এখন যেহেতু খুব সামান্য বাকি আছে, আমি এটি আমার মজুরির জন্য রেখে দিচ্ছি। এবং সে শেষ অংশটুকু খেয়ে ফেলল এবং গাছে উঠে গেল।
দুই বিড়াল কিছুই পেল না। তারা খুবই দুঃখ পেল এবং বোকা মনে করল কারণ তারা বানরটিকে বিশ্বাস করেছিল। তারা বুঝল যে তারা ঠকে গেছে কারণ তারা শুরু থেকেই একসাথে কাজ করেনি। বিড়াল দুটি একটি গুরুত্বপূর্ণ শিক্ষা পেল: যদি তুমি ঝগড়া করো এবং সমাধান না পাও, তুমি সবকিছু হারাতে পারো। সেই দিন থেকে তারা প্রতিজ্ঞা করল, তারা নিজেরাই ন্যায়ভাবে সবকিছু ভাগ করবে এবং আর কারো সাহায্য চাইবে না।
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