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What does the word 'attracted' mean?

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Drew the attention of.

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What does the word 'trudged' mean?

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Walked steadily and slowly.

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What does the word 'dazzling' mean?

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Something so bright it is almost blinding.

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What is a fable?

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A kind of story that typically conveys a moral lesson, often featuring animals as characters.

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How did the fox escape from the well in 'The Fox and the Goat'?

Back

He tricked the goat.

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What is the main theme of fables?

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To teach a moral lesson.

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Can you give an example of a common moral from fables?

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Honesty is the best policy.

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What literary device is commonly used in fables?

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Personification, where animals are given human traits.

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What is the purpose of using animals in fables?

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To make the story relatable and to convey moral lessons in a simple way.

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What is the structure of a typical fable?

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A short story with a clear moral at the end.

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