The Fox and the Crow

Read this sentence from paragraph 10.

“‘Ah, poor Crow. I see I was right,’ laughed Fox with a full mouth.”

What is the meaning of see as it is used in this sentence?

• watch

• hope

• forget

• understand

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Read this sentence from paragraph 2.

“Just at that moment, Fox strolled by.”

What does the word strolled mean?

• hid, as if trying not to be seen

• tried to take something away

• walked in a very relaxed way

• ran quickly, as if being chased

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Read these sentences from paragraph 5.

“Fox made a happy sound and leaned against the tree. He put his paw over his heart.”

Why does Fox act this way?

• He is mad that he cannot climb the tree.

• He wants Crow to know he trusts her.

• He is tired from trying to get the cheese.

• He wants Crow to believe he likes her.

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Which does Fox notice first?

• the smell of cheese

• the sight of Crow

• the taste of cheese

• the sound of Crow

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Read this sentence from paragraph 1.

“Just then, she spotted a farmer drop some cheese out of his bag.”

What does the word spotted mean?

• made

• noticed

• waited for

• laughed at

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Which sentence shows that Crow finally believes the things Fox says about her?

• “Taking her prize to a high tree branch, Crow found a comfortable spot to have her snack.”

• “Holding tightly to her snack, Crow listened again.”

• “Hearing this, Crow sat up straight, fixed her feathers, let go of the piece of cheese, and began to squawk loudly.”

• “Crow stopped her singing and stared down sadly, thinking of her lost cheese.”

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Which of these best retells what happens in the story in order?

• A farmer drops a chunk of cheese, and Crow picks it up. Fox wants the cheese. He tricks Crow into dropping the cheese and then eats it.

• Fox sees Crow with a big piece of cheese. He tells Crow that she has pretty eyes and feathers. Then he asks if her voice is also good.

• Crow is hungry. She sees a farmer drop a piece of cheese. She

  takes the cheese high into a tree. Fox says nice things about her, so she gives him the cheese.

• Fox smells a tasty piece of cheese. He asks Crow for some of the cheese, but she is selfish. When Crow drops the cheese, Fox runs away with it.

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