A Cat Story: Necessity is the Mother of Invention, Learn 5 Proverbs from Bella’s Adventure

 

Bella the cat with her animal friends in the forest – a cute cat story illustrating 5 English proverbs for kids and learners.”

Once there lived a cat named Bella in the forest. She was the cutest cat ever; every animal liked her a lot. She had grey eyes, white fur, and small white paws, her lips were pink, which made her more beautiful. She was the queen of the forest, and all animals tried to protect her from people and other animals. They put all their eggs in different places, so that nobody could harm their Bella. But one day, Bella was lost. The whole forest was silent and sad in search of her. They were wandering in the forest and nearby towns as if they had no other work. At midnight, a frog suddenly found Bella, who was unconscious under a tree near the pond at one corner of the forest. She had blood stains on her paws. Within a moment, the frog instinctively saw a snake that was sleeping on a tree; it also had blood stains. So she looked before she leaped and went a little farther away from this place and called her fellows by tapping her foot, which made sounds, and soon all animals gathered there. They went there carefully and carried Bella in their arms, and when they saw, there was no movement in the snake because he was not breathing, they checked his pulse and found he was dead. They did not expect this from little Bella. Then they realised they should not judge a book by its cover. They came back to their places and laid Bella on her bed, and gave her first aid. They always thought Bella was so soft and cute that she should not know how to fight, so they had not taught her a single tip to save herself, but she saved herself, because necessity is the mother of invention. They all decided at that moment to teach her self-defence because it is better to be safe than sorry.


  5 PROVERBS EXPLANATION 

5 English proverbs with easy meanings and examples for kids and learners – learn don’t put all your eggs in one basket, look before you leap, don’t judge a book by its cover, necessity is the mother of invention, better safe than sorry.

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Proverbs

Meanings

Sentences

1)

Don’t put all your eggs in one basket

Don’t risk everything in one place.

We should not put all our eggs in one basket by skipping topics for the paper.

2)

Look before you leap

Think carefully before doing something.

When Ali saw a snake, he looked before he leaped and changed his way.

3

Don’t judge a book by its cover

Don’t decide about someone just by how they look.

She is the best motivational speaker. We should not judge a book by its cover.

4)

Necessity is the mother of invention

When you really need something, you find a way to do it.

She was a quiet girl, but when kidnappers kidnapped her, she shouted. Necessity is indeed the mother of invention.

5)

Better safe than sorry

It’s better to be careful than to get into trouble.

We should prepare for our test, it's better safe than sorry.

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