The Completing Story “Dividing the Bread” is a meaningful moral story that teaches the importance of fairness, wisdom, and honesty. It is suitable for Class 6 to Class 12 students in Bangladesh. This simple, engaging, and exam-friendly story helps improve English writing skills while encouraging students to solve problems with justice and good sense.
Deviding The Bread Completing Story for Class 6/7 in 150 words
Once upon a time, two cats found a loaf of bread on the road. Both of them wanted a bigger share, so they began to quarrel. As they could not divide the bread fairly, they asked a clever monkey for help.
The monkey brought a balance and broke the bread into two pieces. One piece was a little bigger than the other. To make them equal, the monkey took a bite from the bigger piece. Then the other piece became larger, so the monkey took another bite from that one. In this way, it kept eating from both pieces again and again.
At last, only two very small pieces of bread were left. The monkey quickly ate those too and said that they were his reward for helping.
The two cats realised their mistake. They understood that because of their greed and quarrel, they had lost the whole loaf.
Moral: When two people quarrel, a third person often gains the advantage.
Deviding The Bread Completing Story for Class 8 in 200 words
Once upon a time, two hungry cats found a loaf of bread on the roadside. Both of them wanted the larger share. Instead of dividing it fairly, they started quarrelling. As they could not settle the matter, they decided to ask a clever monkey to divide the bread.
The monkey agreed to help and brought a balance. It broke the bread into two pieces and placed them on the balance. One piece looked a little bigger than the other. To make them equal, the monkey took a bite from the larger piece. Then the other piece became bigger, so the monkey took another bite from that one. In this way, the monkey kept eating from both pieces again and again.
The two cats watched silently, hoping to get equal shares. After some time, only two tiny pieces of bread were left. The cats asked the monkey to stop and give them what remained. But the monkey quickly ate the last two pieces and said that they were its reward for the hard work.
The cats went away hungry and full of regret. They understood that if they had shared the bread peacefully, they would not have lost everything.
Moral: When two people quarrel, a third person often takes advantage of them.
Deviding The Bread Completing Story for Class 9/10 in 250 words
Once upon a time, two hungry cats found a fresh loaf of bread on the roadside. Both were delighted, but each wanted the bigger share. Instead of dividing the bread equally, they started arguing loudly. As they could not settle the matter, they decided to ask a clever monkey to divide it fairly.
The monkey smiled and agreed to help. It brought a balance and broke the loaf into two pieces. After placing them on the balance, it noticed that one piece was slightly bigger. To make the pieces equal, the monkey took a bite from the larger one. Then the other piece became larger, so the monkey took another bite from it.
The monkey continued doing the same thing again and again. Each time, it claimed that it was only trying to make the two pieces equal. The cats watched helplessly as the bread became smaller and smaller. At last, only two tiny pieces remained.
The cats requested the monkey to stop and return the remaining bread. However, the monkey quickly ate the last two pieces and said, “These are my reward for helping you.” The two cats were left with nothing. They realised that their greed and quarrel had caused their loss.
As they walked away hungry, they promised never to fight over small matters again. They understood that a peaceful agreement is always better than unnecessary arguments.
Moral: When two people quarrel, a third person often takes advantage of the situation.
Deviding The Bread Completing Story for HSC in 300 words
Once upon a time, two hungry cats were walking along a village road when they found a fresh loaf of bread. Both became happy because they had not eaten anything for a long time. However, instead of sharing the bread peacefully, each cat demanded the larger portion. Soon, a loud quarrel began, and neither of them was willing to give up.
While they were arguing, a clever monkey came by and offered to settle the dispute. Believing that the monkey would be fair, the cats handed over the bread. The monkey brought a balance and broke the loaf into two pieces. After placing the pieces on the balance, it noticed that one piece was slightly heavier than the other.
To make them equal, the monkey took a bite from the larger piece. Then the other piece became heavier, so it took another bite from that one. The monkey continued doing the same thing again and again. Each time, it claimed that it was only trying to make both pieces equal.
The cats watched helplessly as the bread became smaller with every bite. Finally, only two tiny pieces remained. The frightened cats begged the monkey to stop and return what was left. But the monkey quickly ate the last two pieces and smiled. It said, “These are my reward for the hard work of dividing the bread.”
The two cats were left hungry and deeply ashamed. They realised that their greed and foolish quarrel had caused them to lose everything. If they had shared the bread peacefully at the beginning, both of them would have enjoyed a good meal. From that day, they promised never to fight over small matters again and learned the value of fairness and cooperation.
Moral: When two people quarrel, a third person often takes advantage of the situation.