How the Camel Got His Hump

Why are Horse, Dog, and Ox angry with Camel?

• Camel refused to trot with the other animals.

• Camel was being mean to the Genie.

• They had to do extra work to make up for Camel's laziness.

• They were jealous of Camel's hump.

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Who ruled the desert?

• The Genie

• The humans

• Ox

• Horse

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What does the genie do when Camel doesn't listen?

• He made the camel work for humans.

• He added onto the Camel's laziness.

• The humans gave the other animals more extra work.

• The genie makes a hump grow on Camel's back as a consequence.

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A pourquoi tale a is a fictional narrative that explains why something is the way it is. What is the pourquoi in this story?

• The pourquoi tale explains how the animals had to work for the humans.

• The pourquoi tale explains how Camels are lazy.

• The pourquoi tale explains how Camel got his hump.

• The pourquoi tale explains how the genie was angry at Camel.

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What did the Camel respond when the other animals asked him to join them?

• "Humph!"

• "I'm very sorry"

• "Come trot with us"

• "I'll see what I can do"

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What lesson does this story teach?

• Don't be lazy.

• There are consequences to your actions.

• Don't talk back.

• When your friends ask you to go for a trot, do it.

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