The Fox and the Crow

The Fox and the Crow is a(n) ___.

• song

• article

• fable

• poem

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When does the story occur?

• in the middle of the day

• a very dark night

• at sunset

• one bright morning

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What does the fox want that the crow has?

• cheese

• rice

• carrots

• chicken

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Which sentence is an example of flattery?

• This was by no means the first Crow the Fox had ever seen.

• Such a wonderful Bird should have a very lovely voice, since everything else about her is so perfect.

• But she kept her beak tightly closed on the cheese and did not return his greeting.

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Which words flattered the crow most of all?

• Good-morning, beautiful creature!

• How her feathers shine!

• I know I should hail her Queen of Birds.

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The fox tricked the crow into ___.

• opening her mouth

• flying to another tree

• going to sleep

• finding more cheese for him

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The last sentence asks, "But where are your wits?" What does Fox mean by this question?

• Where is your cheese?

• What songs do you know?

• Where are your brains?

• How many feathers do you have?

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In this story, who is the 'flatterer'?

• fox

• crow

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Fables end with a moral. A moral is used to teach ___ and ___ behaviors.

• silly, sad

• slow, fast

• funny, serious

• right, wrong

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The moral of this fable is, "The flatterer lives at the expense of those who will ___ him."

• dance with

• listen to

• play with

• flatter

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