Read the story below and answer the questions that follow
Long ago, during a time of great famine, all the animals in the forest were struggling to find food. One day, a kind farmer left a basket of roasted maize by the river for anyone who was hungry.
Hyena was the first to discover the basket. Instead of sharing with the other animals, he decided to eat everything himself. He ate and ate until his stomach was round and tight like a drum.
"I must hide the rest," Hyena thought. He picked up the basket and began to run. But his stomach was so full that he could barely move.
Hare, who had been watching from behind a bush, called out, 'Hyena, where are you taking all that food? There are hungry animals who need it too.'
'This food is mine,' Hyena growled. 'I found it first.'
Hare shook his head sadly. He went to tell the other animals what had happened. Together, they decided to teach Hyena a lesson.
The animals dug a deep pit along the path Hyena always used. They covered it with leaves and branches. That evening, Hyena, still carrying what remained of the food, fell straight into the pit.
'Help! Help!' cried Hyena. The animals gathered around the pit.
'We will help you out,' said Elephant, 'but only if you agree to share.'
Hyena, cold and scared, promised to share. From that day, whenever food was found, Hyena always made sure everyone got a portion. But the other animals never fully trusted him again.
That is where my story ends.