Where there is a will there's a way..

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Once upon a time, in a small village nestled between lush green hills, there lived a young boy named Tim. Tim was known for his adventurous spirit and his unwavering determination.

One day, as Tim was exploring the forest near his village, he stumbled upon a deep ravine blocking his path. Determined to cross to the other side, Tim searched for a way but found none. Instead of giving up, Tim decided to find a solution.

He gathered some sturdy branches and vines and began to fashion a makeshift bridge. Day after day, Tim toiled tirelessly, never losing hope. Despite facing setbacks and challenges, he persevered, fueled by his unwavering will.

Finally, after many days of hard work, Tim completed his bridge. With a sense of pride and accomplishment, he carefully crossed to the other side. As he looked back at the bridge he had built, he realized that where there is a will, there is indeed a way.

From that day on, Tim's determination and resourcefulness inspired the other villagers. They learned that with perseverance and a positive attitude, any obstacle could be overcome. And Tim, with his indomitable spirit, became a symbol of hope and courage for all. 

Multiple choice questions. 

  1. What obstacle did Tim encounter in the story?

  • a) A deep forest. 

  • b) A tall mountain. 

  • c) A wide river. 

  • d) A deep ravine. 

  1. How did Tim respond to the obstacle?

  • a) He gave up and went home. 

  • b) He asked for help from others. 

  • c) He built a makeshift bridge. 

  • d) He decided to take a different path. 

  1. What motivated Tim to continue working on the bridge?

  • a) Fear of failure. 

  • b) Unwavering determination c) Pressure from the villagers. 

  • d) A desire for fame and recognition. 

  1. What lesson did the villagers learn from Tim's actions?

  • a) Never explore the forest alone. 

  • b) Always ask for help when faced with a challenge. 

  • c) With perseverance and a positive attitude, any obstacle can be overcome. 

  • d) Leave obstacles as they are and find a different path. 

  1. How did Tim feel after completing the bridge?

  • a) Angry and frustrated. 

  • b) Anxious and worried. 

  • c) Proud and accomplished. 

  • d) Indifferent and apathetic. 




1. d) A deep ravine 2. c) He built a makeshift bridge 3. b) Unwavering determination 4. c) With perseverance and a positive attitude, any obstacle can be overcome 5. c) Proud and accomplished

Location: Mogalturu, Andhra Pradesh, India

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