Fables

A fable is non-fiction.

• True

• False

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A lesson that is learned is a:

• character trait

• moral

• metaphor

• exposition

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A short story with talking animals that teaches the reader a lesson is called a:

• Narrative

• Folktale

• Play

• Fable

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Who is the most famous creator of fables?

• Allen

• Atwood

• Aesop

• Amber

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What is personification?

• animals or non-humans acting like humans

• giving food to animals

• helping your mom

• going on vacation

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A fable is a piece of fiction writing.

• True

• False

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The main character(s) in a fables are:

• people

• plants

• bugs

• animals

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What is the author's purpose when writing a fable?

• To entertain the reader

• To teach the reader something new

• To teach a lesson

• To show us how to draw

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What is a moral?

• a person that will not live forever

• a lesson

• a direction to go

• a way to cook chicken

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How long is a fable?

• 1-2 sentences

• a chapter book

• a short story

• a paragraph

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