The following text is for questions 9 to 12.

    Once upon a time, there lived an old woman. This old woman had many children, and she loved each of them greatly. The children, too, returned the love. They lived in a giant shoe in the woods. The family lived without their father. The old woman's husband used to be a woodcutter.
    Years before, they lived together in a massive castle in the woods. One day, when the old lady and the children went out, a giant destroyed the house. The giant took the old woman's husband as a prisoner and left their home in ruins. When the family returned, they could not find the woodcutter anywhere. They looked and looked and never found him. Then, they ventured into the forest in search of him, but all was in vain. In the end, the family found the giant's shoe and decided to make it into a house.
    The eldest son drew up a roof and carved a door for the rest of the family. Their mother never forgot about their father and was constantly sad. The eldest son wanted to free their father from the giant's grip. However, the old woman knew of the giant's strength and forbade her twelve children to try anything.
    The eldest son's heart never could accept his mother's command, for he knew his father should, by all means, be rescued. Therefore, all of them together went to rescue their father. When they reached the palace, they were met by a page. Fortunatey, the dragon was sleeping, he did not hear the children enter and did not hear the children break their father's chains. Suddenly, the giant woke up. They tricked the giant by running around which made the giant was headache and fell. They ran fast and saved.
    The father was happy to see his children and embraced his children happily. They returned home and the family had a sweet reunion. Later, the family built a pretty new house and lived happily.

Adopted from: https://www.bedtimeshortstories.com/the-old-woman-who-lived-in-a-shoe-story (April 6, 2020)

What can we learn from the story?