D. Sour and hot. The following text is for questions 35 to 38. Long time ago, a lion was sleeping in his lair. Suddenly, he woke up by a mouse running over his face. Losing his temper, he caught the mouse with his paw. He was about to kill the mouse. The mouse terrified and said to him: on on. on. uce "Please let me go and I will do you a favor" The lion laughed aloud at the mouse for promising him a favor, and let him go. Then the hunter came and caught the lion. After that, the haunter tied the lion tightly with rope of a tree. The mouse heard the lion's roar, he ran up and undermined the rope. The mouse said: "Do you remember? You laughed, and you never think that I could repay my promise, but now you see that a favor may come also from a small mouse." Source: The Project Gutenberg EBook of Aesop's Fables35. What is the story about?
A. The arrogant lion.
B. The liar mouse.
C. The poor mouse.
D. The kind-hearted lion.

36. If the mouse never ran over the lion's face, ....
A. the lion would never kill the mouse
B. the mouse would never help the lion
C. the lion wouldn't be angry
D. the mouse would keep away from the lion

37. What happened to the lion after letting the mouse go?
A. The lion was trapped by a hunter.
B. The lion was helped by other animal. C. The mouse came closer to the lion
D. The lion was hurt. 1

38. What is the moral value of the story
A. Friend comes from emergency
B. All situations may happen if we are arrogant
C. Don't judge other people
D. Don't underestimate someone ​