The Dog in the Manger//The Dog and His Reflection

The ________ slave Aesop told many fables.

• Roman

• Egyptian

• Russian

• Greek

Aesop was born between _____________.

• 600 and 500 B.C.

• A.D. 500 and 600

• 950 and 850 B.C.

• 200 and 100 B.C.

"The Dog in the Manger" was first told by

• Lincoln

• Tolstoy

• Aesop

• Ojibwa

In "The Dog in the Manger," The Dog keeps the Cattle from the

• barn

• manger

• hay field

• farmer

The _________ of "The Dog in the Manger " is Do not keep others from enjoying something you cannot enjoy yourself.

• plot

• symbol

• moral

• personification

A dog thinking like a human is an example of

• plot

• symbolism

• personification

• flat character

"The Dog and His Reflection" is a _______ told by Aesop.

• poem

• couplet

• fable

• novel

In "The Dog and His Reflection," the Dog thinks and behaves like a

• river

• bone

• bridge

• human

The _______ of "The Dog and His Reflection" is Being greedy is very foolish.

• moral

• plot

• flat character

• symbol

The main ________ in both fables is a dog.

• character

• moral

• idiom

• plot