the frog and the nightingale text

The other creatures loathed his voice but their complaints, insults and brickbats couldn't stop him from croaking stubbornly and pompously, insensitive to the disturbance he was causin..

Conclusion - The Nightingale's gullible servile nature results in her tragic death. The pompous, scheming frog plans her destruction after winning her trust. Lack of confidence and good judgement of character can bring misery from which there is no escap..

Introduction - You are what you think you are. Our self-image is often based on what others make us believe we are. A poor self-image can do irreparable damage to us. Think of a frog, and immediately, you are reminded of its croaking. Think of a nightingale and its melodious voi..

The Nightingale's gullible servile nature results in her tragic death. The pompous, scheming frog plans her destruction after winning her trust. Lack of confidence and good judgement of character can bring misery from which there is no escap..

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You are what you think you are. Our self-image is often based on what others make us believe we are. A poor self-image can do irreparable damage to us. Think of a frog, and immediately, you are reminded of its croaking. Think of a nightingale and its melodious voice comes to..

Question: The frog says that the nightingale was 'for too prone to influence.' What was ironical about this statement? 1. The nightingale was not like that 2. The frog was too proud 3. It was this quality that fetched him money 4. It..

Question: Why were the animals of the Bog dumbstruck? 1. The frog sang very well 2. The nightingale sang melodiously 3. The moon shone brightly 4. All the animals came to the same place Answer: ..

Question: 'I don't think the song's divine But - oh - well - at least it's mine.' What does the nightingale imply by the last line? 1. She does not like the frog's songs 2. She sings from her heart 3. She wants him to train her 4. She is haughty A..