The Fox and the Crow

What animal does the Fox see on the limb of a tree?

• a Dove

• an Eagle

• a Crow

• a Blue Jay

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The most exciting or important part of a story is the climax. What is the climax of this story?

• The Fox trots to the tree in which the Crow is sitting.

• The Crow keeps her beak closed on the cheese and does not return the Fox's greeting.

• The Fox says that he will hail the Crow as the Queen of Birds if she sings.

• The cheese falls from the Crow's beak into the Fox's mouth.

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The Crow does not trust the Fox at first. What evidence in the text supports this statement?

• The Crow does not return the Fox's greeting.

• The Fox tells the Crow that she has splendid wings.

• The Crow opens her beak wide to utter her loudest caw.

• The Crow wants to be called the Queen of Birds.

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What is the main problem (conflict) in the beginning scenes of the story?

• Fox wants the cheese that the Crow has.

• A farmer drops food from his bag.

• Fox is not good at climbing trees.

• Crow wants to show off for Fox.

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Why did the fox say that the crow was beautiful and ask her to sing the song?

• The fox wanted to marry the crow

• The fox wanted the piece of cheese

• The fox was curious about her voice and how she sang

• The fox was sad and wanted a song to cheer him up

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The fox flattered the crow. Flatterer means................?

• a person who does say bad

• a person who often praise insincerely

• a person who praise someone sincerely

• a person who often insult someone.

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The fable, The Fox and the Crow, is about:

• A Fox that gets food for a Crow up in a tree

• A Crow that loses her voice because of a Fox

• A Fox that tricks a Crow into giving him her food

• A Crow that tricks a Fox into giving her his meal

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The moral of The Fox and the Crow is:

• Trust no one

• 1. Do not trust flatterers.

• 1. Trust in what people say, not what they do.

• 1. Always share your food with others.

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What does the moral ''don't trust your flatterers'' mean?

• Only trust people that compliment you

• 1. Don't trust people that flatter you because it means they're jealous of you.

• 1. Just because someone flatters you doesn't mean they truly care about you.

• 1. Trust people based on what they say because it's most likely who they are.

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Which word best describes the crow?

• gracious

• angelic

• gullible

• clever

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