The document is an edition of 'Mocomi Timepass' featuring diverse content including a folktale about a sparrow and a rabbit, interesting facts about Mount Rushmore, and information on the World Wide Fund for Nature (WWF). It emphasizes themes of cunning and justice in storytelling, while also providing fun quizzes and facts about beavers. The magazine is geared toward children and aims to entertain with stories, puzzles, and educational information.

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ISSUE 73
JUNE 14, 2020
S a m v i s i t s
M o u n t R u s h m o r e
I n t e r e s t i n g
f a c t s a b o u t
t h e b e a v e r
STORY OF THE
CUNNING JUDGE
B I R B A L D E N I E S
A R U M O U R

2. rabbit’s statement. He wanted his home back.
He said,“Let us go and seek the advice of some
wise person who can help us to settle this
matter.
Now it so happened, that a wild cat who used
to live at a little distance from the tree
overheard the conversation of the sparrow and
the rabbit. He thought of taking advantage of
the situation. So he quickly took a dip in the
river and then sat like a priest chanting the
name of God loudly. When the sparrow and the
rabbit heard the chanting and saw the cat
sitting there like a priest, they thought that he
must be a very wise person. So, they went to
consult him hoping that he provide them with
impartial justice.
The cat was very happy to see the sparrow and
the rabbit. He pretended to listen with interest
as they told their story and put forth their
arguments. As soon as the time was right, he
pounced upon them and killed both of them
and ate them for his meal. This is how tussles
over little, insignificant matters may sometimes
lead to disaster.
Once upon a time, a sparrow lived on a tree. He
had a beautiful and comfortable nest in the tree
and used to live in it happily. Each day, the
sparrow would go out in search of food and
return to the nest in the evening.
One day, the sparrow as usual went out to look
for food but it started raining heavily so the
sparrow had to take shelter in another tree’s
branches. The sparrow kept waiting for the rain
to stop so that he could go home but the rain
did not stop all night.
In the morning, when the sky cleared, the
sparrow returned to his nest. He was shocked to
find a rabbit in his nice and comfortable nest.
The sparrow became angry and said,“This is my
home. Please leave at once and go back to
wherever you have come from.”“Don’t be such
a fool,” the rabbit replied. “Things like trees,
rivers and lakes don’t belong to anyone. They
are only yours as long as you are living in them.
If, in your absence, your place is acquired by
someone else, then it belongs to them. So, this
place is now mine. Don’t disturb me now.”
But the sparrow did not see any logic in the
FOLKTALE The Cunning Judge

3. Find ten Cats in the picture
Silly Rhymes
A prince came down from Pepperville
In satin and in lace,
He wore a bonnet on his head
And whiskers on his face.
And when he came to Battleburg
This is what befell:
He gave the king and cabinet
A half a peanut shell.
A Prince From Pepperville
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4. Sam Visits Mount Rushmore
Discover a
new place
Mount Rushmore is a carved sculpture mountain located in South Dakota on the Black
hills of Keystone in the USA. It has the sculpture of four famous presidents of the
United States– George Washington, Thomas Jefferson, Theodore Roosevelt and Abra-
ham Lincoln.
It was a local historian, Doane Robinson, who came up with the idea of carving a sculp-
ture mountain to attract tourists to his small town in South Dakota. He contacted
Gutzon Borglum, a famous Dutch-American sculpture artist. Robinson discussed his
idea with Borglum who loved it and identified Mount Rushmore as the perfect loca-
tion. The height of the cliff was perfect for the project and also the fact that it faced the
rising sun, thus sunrise would first fall on the cliff every day.
The work on the project started on 4th October 1927 and the mountain sculpture was
completed by 31st October 1941. It took fourteen long yeas and over 400 workers who
climbed almost 500 stairs everyday for this gigantic task to finish with perfection.
The four presidents depicted on Mount Rushmore depict the first 130 years of Ameri-
can history. It celebrates the life and achievements of these four Presidents. They rep-
resent freedom and growth of the United States.

5. spot ten differences
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6. Tickle
your
funny
bone
Q: What did the beaver say to the tree?
A: It's been nice gnawing you.
AMUSING NEWS
The owners of a farm were star-
tled when they stepped out of
their house one morning. They
couldn't find 150 of their cows
grazing in their usual patch of
grass. Turns out all the cows had
quietly followed a beaver who
had wandered on to the farm.
Talk about unlikely farmhands!
Unlikely Farmhands
Q: What kind of maths do beavers like?
A: Logarithms!
Q: What is a beaver’s
favourite snack?
A: Wood chips.

7. Akbar Birbal
Birbal Denies a Rumour
comic story
One day, a man met
Birbal in the street. He
began telling Birbal his
sob story.
Birbal thought to himself.
This man is
going to ask
me for money.
I’ve walked twenty kilometres just
to see you. All along my way people
said that you were the country’s
most generous man.
Are you returning
the same way?
Yes.

8. Will you do
something for
me?
Please deny the
rumour of my
generosity.
Of course. What do you want?
Take out a pen and
paper and make as
many words as you
can with the letters
in the grid.
Fun With
WordS
G
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T
E
D
X
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I
O
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C
A
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9. The World Wide Fund for Nature (WWF) is an international non – government organi-
sation, working in the field of wilderness preservation and towards reducing the
impact of humans on the environment.
It was founded in 1961, by a small group of ardent, mostly British naturalists and con-
servationists such as Peter Scott, Max Nicholson, Guy Mountfort and Julian Huxley.
Initially called the World Wildlife Fund, it retains its official name in Canada and the
United States of America.
It is the world’s largest conservation organisation, working in more than 100 countries.
It has identified 238 ecoregions, that represent the world’s most biologically outstand-
ing habitats and is working toward those regions’ conservation.
The WWF giant panda logo originated from a panda named Chi Chi, who had been
transferred from Beijing Zoo to London Zoo in 1958. The panda being, an endangered
species, with its recognisable iconic features of black and white, made it a strong
symbol that could be identified, without language barriers around the world.
The WWF work has evolved from saving species and landscapes, to now
working with sectors globally, to educate and influence people into
making sustainable choices and decisions. The WWF also
works with corporates and business and helps
make decisions around the use of natural
resources.
What is the World Wide
Fund for Nature?
Pondering
Corner
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10. with Hamlet the Hamster
To know or not to know,
that is the question!
Well, wouldn’t you prefer to know?
fun facts
Facts about the Beaver
Beaver colonies create dams of wood and mud to provide still, deep water in order to
protect against predators.
Beavers have poor eyesight, but do have a set of transparent eyelids which allow them
to see under water.
The large front teeth of the beaver never stop growing. The beaver’s constant gnawing
on wood helps to keep their teeth from growing too long.
They slap the water using their broad, scaly tail, as an alarm signal to other beavers in
the area that a predator is approaching.
Complete
the
Story...
Jim was an industrious
beaver, whose goal was to
finish helping his colony
build the dam before the
rains began. They had
been working laboriously
for weeks to complete the
dama and build their
homes. The first drop of
rain fell and everyone
began to panic.

11. 10
Help the Beaver
Reach the Logs

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