Fables

It is a story with moral lessons and has usually talking animals as characters.

• fable

• non-fiction story

• news story

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"One stormy afternoon in a dark forest not far from the village . . ." is an example of a ___________________.

• character

• setting

• title

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It tells about the place and time of the story.

• conflict

• plot

• setting

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It is a story written for actors to perform on a stage play.

• E-book

• play script

• plot

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This fable teaches us that

If you keep on lying, then others won't believe you next time, even if you are telling the truth.

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This fable teaches us the value of hardwork and planning for the future.

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This fable teaches us that people are stronger if they agree and unite.

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This fable is about __________.

• how a father teaches his sons to fight

• how a father teaches his quarrelling sons to agree and unite

• how a father teaches his sons to cut wood

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This fable is about __________.

• the hardworking ants and the playful grasshopper.

• the hungry ants and the angry grasshopper

• how the ants and the grasshopper store food for the rainy days

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This fable is about __________.

• how a boy saved the wolf

• a boy telling lies to fool others

• how the sheep defeated the wolf.

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