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One day, there was a thirsty crow flying here and there looking for water. Unfortunately, he couldn’t find any. Finally, he saw a water pitcher under a tree. Sadly, the water in the pitcher was very little, and the neck of the pitcher was too narrow for the crow to reach the water. Cleverly, the crow began picking up pebbles and dropping them one by one into the pitcher. Slowly, the water in the pitcher rose, and the crow could drink until he was satisfied.

1. 1. What is the main theme of the story?

One day, there was a thirsty crow flying here and there looking for water. Unfortunately, he couldn’t find any. Finally, he saw a water pitcher under a tree. Sadly, the water in the pitcher was very little, and the neck of the pitcher was too narrow for the crow to reach the water. Cleverly, the crow began picking up pebbles and dropping them one by one into the pitcher. Slowly, the water in the pitcher rose, and the crow could drink until he was satisfied.

2. 2. Why couldn’t the crow drink water from the pitcher at first?

One day, there was a thirsty crow flying here and there looking for water. Unfortunately, he couldn’t find any. Finally, he saw a water pitcher under a tree. Sadly, the water in the pitcher was very little, and the neck of the pitcher was too narrow for the crow to reach the water. Cleverly, the crow began picking up pebbles and dropping them one by one into the pitcher. Slowly, the water in the pitcher rose, and the crow could drink until he was satisfied.

3. 3. What did the crow do to get the water?

One day, there was a thirsty crow flying here and there looking for water. Unfortunately, he couldn’t find any. Finally, he saw a water pitcher under a tree. Sadly, the water in the pitcher was very little, and the neck of the pitcher was too narrow for the crow to reach the water. Cleverly, the crow began picking up pebbles and dropping them one by one into the pitcher. Slowly, the water in the pitcher rose, and the crow could drink until he was satisfied.

How did the crow solve his problem?

One day, there was a thirsty crow flying here and there looking for water. Unfortunately, he couldn’t find any. Finally, he saw a water pitcher under a tree. Sadly, the water in the pitcher was very little, and the neck of the pitcher was too narrow for the crow to reach the water. Cleverly, the crow began picking up pebbles and dropping them one by one into the pitcher. Slowly, the water in the pitcher rose, and the crow could drink until he was satisfied.

What is the moral lesson of the story?

One day, there was a thirsty crow flying here and there looking for water. Unfortunately, he couldn’t find any. Finally, he saw a water pitcher under a tree. Sadly, the water in the pitcher was very little, and the neck of the pitcher was too narrow for the crow to reach the water. Cleverly, the crow began picking up pebbles and dropping them one by one into the pitcher. Slowly, the water in the pitcher rose, and the crow could drink until he was satisfied.

Does the crow's action show that he is:

1. One day, there was a thirsty crow flying here and there looking for water. Unfortunately, he couldn’t find any. Finally, he saw a water pitcher under a tree. Sadly, the water in the pitcher was very little, and the neck of the pitcher was too narrow for the crow to reach the water. Cleverly, the crow began picking up pebbles and dropping them one by one into the pitcher. Slowly, the water in the pitcher rose, and the crow could drink until he was satisfied.

3. Why did the water in the pitcher eventually rise?

1. One day, there was a thirsty crow flying here and there looking for water. Unfortunately, he couldn’t find any. Finally, he saw a water pitcher under a tree. Sadly, the water in the pitcher was very little, and the neck of the pitcher was too narrow for the crow to reach the water. Cleverly, the crow began picking up pebbles and dropping them one by one into the pitcher. Slowly, the water in the pitcher rose, and the crow could drink until he was satisfied.

3. Which of the following is NOT related to the story?

One day, there was a thirsty crow flying here and there looking for water. Unfortunately, he couldn’t find any. Finally, he saw a water pitcher under a tree. Sadly, the water in the pitcher was very little, and the neck of the pitcher was too narrow for the crow to reach the water. Cleverly, the crow began picking up pebbles and dropping them one by one into the pitcher. Slowly, the water in the pitcher rose, and the crow could drink until he was satisfied.

Who is the main character in the story?

1. One day, there was a thirsty crow flying here and there looking for water. Unfortunately, he couldn’t find any. Finally, he saw a water pitcher under a tree. Sadly, the water in the pitcher was very little, and the neck of the pitcher was too narrow for the crow to reach the water. Cleverly, the crow began picking up pebbles and dropping them one by one into the pitcher. Slowly, the water in the pitcher rose, and the crow could drink until he was satisfied.

3. What can we learn from the crow’s actions?