The Brave Little Woodcutter


Once upon a time, in a small village nestled in the heart of a dense forest, there lived a young woodcutter named Jack. Jack was known for his bravery and his skill with an axe, but he had never faced a challenge quite like the one he would encounter on this fateful day.

As Jack was out chopping wood, he stumbled upon a hidden cave. Curiosity getting the best of him, he cautiously entered the cave and was amazed to find it filled with glittering treasures. But his excitement quickly turned to fear as he heard a loud roar coming from the depths of the cave.

Peering into the darkness, Jack saw a fearsome dragon guarding the treasures. He knew he had to act fast if he wanted to escape with his life. Thinking quickly, Jack remembered a story his grandmother had told him about outsmarting dragons.

With a deep breath, Jack stepped forward and boldly challenged the dragon. He used his wit and clever words to distract the dragon, while he slowly made his way towards the exit. But just as he was about to make his escape, the dragon caught on to his plan and blocked his path.

Undeterred, Jack continued to use his quick thinking and cunning to outsmart the dragon. He convinced the dragon that he was not a threat and that they could be friends. The dragon, touched by Jack's kindness, agreed to let him go and even gave him a small portion of the treasures as a token of their newfound friendship.

As Jack emerged from the cave, the villagers were amazed to see him carrying a bag full of treasures and followed him back to the village. Jack became a hero in the eyes of the villagers, and his bravery and cleverness were celebrated for years to come.

From that day on, Jack was known as the brave little woodcutter who had outsmarted a dragon. And he lived happily ever after, with his newfound wealth and the admiration of his village. The end.

Questions

Where did Jack live?
What did Jack become known as in the village?
What did the dragon give to Jack as a token of their friendship?
What did Jack use to distract the dragon?