The Fox and the Snail

What did the Fox challenge the Snail to?

• A jumping contest

• A game of hide and seek

• A race to the river

• A singing competition

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Why did the Fox laugh at the Snail?

• Because the Snail accepted the race

• Because the Snail was funny

• Because the Snail was very small

• Because the Snail was slow

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Who proposed the race?

• It was a mutual decision

• A narrator

• The Fox

• The Snail

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What was the Fox's reaction to the Snail's acceptance of the race?

• Amused

• Scared

• Angry

• Confused

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How did the Fox feel about winning the race?

• Worried

• Indifferent

• Confident

• Unsure

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What did the Fox do during the race?

• He went home

• He ran as fast as he could

• He took a nap

• He watched the Snail

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What was the Fox's reaction when he couldn't find the Snail at the river?

• He was sad

• He didn't care

• He was happy

• He was surprised

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How did the Snail reach the river first?

• The story doesn't say

• By tricking the Fox

• By taking a shortcut

• By running faster than the Fox

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What lesson does the story teach?

• Speed is everything

• Foxes are not smart

• Cleverness can win over speed

• Races are not fair

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What was the Snail's reaction at the end of the story?

• Proud

• Angry

• Sad

• Laughing

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