Completing Stories for Students | Bidyabindu

Imaginary skills are need for the Completion of Stories

Completing a story is a highly effective exercise in creative writing, helping students develop their imagination, writing skills, and logical thinking. In most academic exams, students are given the beginning lines of a story and are asked to complete it in a coherent and meaningful way. This type of activity not only tests a student’s understanding of plot development but also their ability to maintain continuity, use appropriate vocabulary, and convey a clear message.

At Bidyabindu – A Drop of Knowledge, we understand how important this skill is for students preparing for SSC, HSC, and other competitive exams. That’s why we have compiled a rich collection of completing story examples, each written with care to match various skill levels—from beginners to more advanced learners. These stories cover a wide range of moral, educational, and imaginative themes, making them not only exam-oriented but also enjoyable to read and learn from.

Whether you are struggling to come up with ideas, want to see how a story can be developed from a prompt, or are simply looking for practice materials, this page will be a valuable resource in your English writing journey.

👇👇  Here is the list of stories that students have to read as completing story:

• Unity is Strength/An Old Farmer and His Three Sons

• Grasp All, Lose All / A Greedy Farmer and His Wonderful Goose

• A Thirsty Crow / Where There is a Will There is a Way 

• Honesty is the Best Policy

• Promise Should be Kept

• A Son's Devotion to His Mother/Bayazid's Love for His Mother

• A Friend in Need is a Friend Indeed

• A Sly Fox and a Foolish Crow

• Slow and Steady Wins the Race

• Dividing the Bread / Two Rats and the Monkey

• A Liar Shepherd / Nobody Believes a Liar

• A Lion and a Mouse / Even a Small Creature Can Help Large One / One Good Act Deserves Another 

• Who Will Bell The Cat / Easier Said Than Done

• Nobility of a Landlord 

• Necessity of Physical Labor / An Idle King Who Didn't Like Physical Labor

• Happiness Lies in Contentment / Cobbler and Banker

• Look Before You Leap/A Foolish Crocodile and a Cunning Fox 

• Lack of Tolerance Causes Death and Destruction / A Foolish Man

• Necessity of Gathering Practical Knowledge

• Prudence of a Judge

• A Wolf and a Crane / Might is Right

• Judgement of King Solomon

• What is Sport to One May be Death to Another

• A Dutiful and Faithful Dog

• A Foolish Dog

• A Thirsty Fox and a Foolish Dog

•  A Clever Astrologer

• Selfless Help Has Its Rewards/An Ant and A Dove

•  Issa Khan's Greatness

• Wit of a Fox / A Wity Fox and A Lion

• Teaching of Prophet (Sm) on Begging

• Law Is Equal For All

• Might Is Right / A Lion and A Lamb

• Lazy Grasshopper and Industrious Ant / Future Planning

Completing a story is not just an academic exercise—it’s a skill that sharpens creative thinking, enhances narrative ability, and builds confidence in English writing. The stories provided on this page are designed to inspire students and help them understand how to carry a storyline forward logically and meaningfully from a given starting point.

We encourage students to read these examples carefully, learn the structure, and then try writing their own versions. By doing so, they can develop originality and express their thoughts more effectively in writing. The more you practice, the more fluent and confident you will become in constructing engaging and coherent stories.

At Bidyabindu, our goal is to support students with practical, exam-focused content that makes learning both efficient and enjoyable. If you find this page helpful, feel free to share it with your friends and teachers. And don’t forget to visit regularly for new updates and more educational resources.

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Last updated on April 29, 2025.