The Fox and the Crane

How did Fox and Crane feel about each other at the beginning of the story?

• They were enemies.

• They didn't know each other.

• They were best friends who had affection for each other.

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What did Fox want from Crane?

• To play a game

• To eat her food

• To help him build a house

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What was Fox's plan to taste Crane's food?

• He would ask her to come to his house for dinner.

• He would steal her food.

• He would cook the food himself.

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How did Fox serve the soup to Crane?

• In a tall jar with a narrow neck

• In a big pot

• In a shallow bowl

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Why couldn't Crane eat the soup?

• She didn't like the taste.

• The bowl was too shallow for her bill.

• She was allergic to the ingredients.

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What did Crane offer to Fox the next night?

• Fish stew

• Soup

• Pizza

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How did Crane serve the fish stew?

• In a shallow bowl

• In a big pot

• In a tall jar with a narrow neck

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Why couldn't Fox eat the fish stew?

• He didn't like the taste.

• He was full from the soup he ate the day before.

• He could not get his mouth into the long and narrow neck of the jar.

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What lesson can be learned from the story?

• Trickery is always wrong.

• Who plays a trick should expect to be tricked in return.

• Foxes are wiser than cranes.

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