from Fables of Arnold Lobel

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What is a fable?

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A fable is a short story, typically with animals as characters, that conveys a moral lesson.

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What moral lesson is conveyed in The Mouse at the Seashore?

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The story teaches that even when things get hard, one must keep going and work hard to accomplish their goals.

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What character trait is associated with the Wolf in The Hen and The Apple Tree?

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The Wolf is characterized as sneaky.

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What were the Frogs' highest hopes in The Frogs at the Rainbow's End?

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Their highest hopes were to be the richest frogs in the world.

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What genre do both The Mouse at the Seashore and The Frogs at the Rainbow's End belong to?

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Both stories are classified as fables.

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How do fables typically convey their messages?

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Fables convey their messages through simple narratives and often include a moral at the end.

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What is the significance of animal characters in fables?

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Animal characters in fables often represent human traits and behaviors, making it easier to convey moral lessons.

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What is a common theme found in fables?

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A common theme in fables is the conflict between personal desires and moral values.

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How can understanding character traits help in analyzing fables?

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Understanding character traits helps readers identify the moral lessons and the consequences of actions within the story.

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What is the purpose of a moral in a fable?

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The purpose of a moral in a fable is to provide a lesson or insight that can be applied to real-life situations.