The Goatherd and the Wild Goats
A herd of wild goats, with a wise leader called Sherpa ,are often hungry and cold .Sherpa observes a flock of tame goats being tended by a goatherd, and provided with food and a warm sleeping places. Following Sherpa's plan , the wild goats join the flock so that they too can have food and warmth. The goatherd notices that the wild goats have joined the flock ,but is pleased because he will have more milk and cheese to sell.he looks after the new goats to try and ensure that they stay with him,but in doing so neglects the goats he had already .Sherpa is concerned that he will neglect the wild goats similarly, should more new goats come along ,so when spring arrives , the wild goats leave.The goatherd is angry , but Sherpa point out that he should have treated all of his goats fairly.
1/ Name the characters in the story.
The goatherd (Sherpa) and the wild goats.
2/ what lesson can you learn from this story?
I learned compassion for animals and that treat and help with all .
3/ how is the life of a wild goat different from that of a tame one ?
It's hungry and cold.
4/ what is the problem in this story?
I didn't know.
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1. The leader of the goats is Sherpa. The goatherd is not named.
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4. The problem is that the goatherd neglected the tame goats.
I'm sorry to hear that you're not feeling well. I hope you get better soon. I can help you with understanding the story and answer any questions you have. Let's go through your questions one by one:
1/ Name the characters in the story.
The characters in the story are the goatherd (Sherpa) and the wild goats.
2/ What lesson can you learn from this story?
The lesson we can learn from this story is the importance of treating everyone fairly and not neglecting anyone. In the story, the goatherd neglects his original goats when the new wild goats join the flock. This shows that we should treat all beings with kindness and equality.
3/ How is the life of a wild goat different from that of a tame one?
In the story, it is mentioned that the wild goats are often hungry and cold. This implies that they struggle to find food and shelter in their natural habitat. On the other hand, the tame goats that are tended by the goatherd have access to food and warm sleeping places.
4/ What is the problem in this story?
The problem in this story is that the goatherd neglects his original goats when the wild goats join the flock. He becomes focused on looking after the new goats for his own benefits, but in the process, he neglects the ones he had before. This creates an unfair situation and leads to the wild goats leaving when spring arrives.
I hope this helps you understand the story better. If you have any more questions or need further clarification, feel free to ask.